West Coast recruit Liam Baker has conceded he will have to improve his fitness if he is to continue to play as a full-time midfielder.
Mitchell Woodcock
There were tears, hugs and shouts of celebration as the roof of Katanning Residential College - where dozens of boys were abused by hostel warden Dennis McKenna in the 1970s and 80s - caved in.
Hannah Whitehead
Kojonup farmer Steve McGuire has been named the new president of WAFarmers, taking the reins from John Hassell who has stepped down after a “wonderful” four years.
Cally Dupe
A primary school principal facing child sex offences has hit a roadblock in his attempt to see his grandchildren without supervision.
Justin Bianchini
East Narrogin Primary School students brought their fluffy friends to class for the annual Teddy Bear Hospital last week to promote health and well-being and relieve hospital anxiety
Williams will chase a second successive Upper Great Southern Cricket Association A-grade premiership when they tackle close rivals Wandering in Saturday’s grand final.
Jacki Elezovich
Hawaiian’s mental health Ride for Youth is returning to the Great Southern and Wheatbelt for its 23rd year to spread awareness on youth mental health.
Georgia Campion
The Education Department has changed its systems after students in public schools were blocked from a website set up by the Keep the Sheep campaign because it was deemed ’harmful or inappropriate’.
Bethany Hiatt
Wandering progressed to a third grand final appearance in four seasons after a thumping win in the Upper Great Southern Cricket Association A-grade preliminary final on Saturday.
A survivor of one of Australia’s most notorious cases of institutionalised child sex abuse says he will be relieved to see the former St Andrew’s hostel demolished in the coming days.
Jessica Evensen
Tough stayer Brave Contender has added the Narrogin Cup to his impressive record, after a thrilling victory on the post in Sunday’s feature race for Wagin trainer Angela Smith.
Broomehill’s golden run in the Great Southern Cricket Association has continued, claiming a fourth straight premiership after a hard-fought win over Kendenup in Saturday’s grand final.
Brookton is on the front foot for road safety in the Wheatbelt after hosting a Streets Alive event in response to concerning speed data and reports of rogue drivers.
Narrogin’s biggest race meeting of the season attracted hundreds from across the State to witness the 2025 Narrogin Cup on Saturday.
Regional WA will be represented by nine separate ministers around the Cabinet table, as Roger Cook restored a Gallop-era measure in the wake of strong swings against Labor in the bush.
Dylan Caporn
The Wheatbelt town of Narrogin is set for a green energy investment wave as two new projects worth a combined $800 million head for development review.
Matt Mckenzie
A Wagin man who was allegedly exhibiting “bizarre behaviour” has been denied bail after a court was told he ran around a supermarket carpark completely naked in view of children.
Melissa Sheil
Roger Cook has unveiled his new Cabinet, with a newcomer given responsibility for the State’s struggling health system, as Amber-Jade Sanderson was given her wish to move into an economic-focused portfolio.
Dylan Caporn and Jessica Page
The survey comes days after a horror weekend on WA roads claimed the lives of six drivers — all under the age of 30 — and as the State reels from its worst annual road toll in nearly a decade.
A primary school principal facing child sex offences wants to be allowed to see his own grandchildren without supervision.
A Narrogin councillor and business owner has stepped up as chair for the Narrogin Chamber of Commerce to be a “conduit” between the community, shire and business.
West Australian light horse riders showcased their skills and offered a unique training experience for the first Australia Light Horse Have A Go Day at the Wagin Woolorama this month.
Kendenup skipper Clinton Gilbert believes his side will take plenty from their qualifying final loss to Broomehill ahead of this Saturday’s grand final showdown.
Cameron Newbold
Cuballing knocked Towns from the Upper Great Southern Cricket Association A-grade premiership race, with a thumping 152-run win in Saturday’s elimination final at Clayton Road Oval.
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