Telco frustration worst in WA
THE number of complaints from West Australians to the telecommunications watchdog have surged.
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McGowan defends TAB backflip
Premier Mark McGowan says he changed his position on selling the TAB because it was in the best interests of the State.
Government guarantees no State worse off in GST plan
The Federal Government is on the verge of delivering WA almost $7 billion after agreeing to guarantee in law that no State or Territory will be worse off under its changes to the GST.
Bikie war fears as Comancheros pair try to walk free
Two senior members of the Comancheros bikie gang were spotted by undercover police catching up for coffee the morning after shots were fired at the house of a rival Rebels member.
Rhythm and views: Explore the heart of Africa
We will have 80 drums plus food at An Evening in Africa — ready for our guests to really get a feel of the beat of the continent.
Jacka the winner in Karratha Golf Club captain’s choice
The latest captain’s choice event was a competitive affair despite blustery conditions.
Police seek missing Karratha man
Christopher McConnell has not been seen or heard of since he scheduled to meet friends on the Roebourne-Wittenoom Road yesterday.
Exmouth marina, gulf good for shore anglers
Sailfish, queenfish and whiting are active in the gulf while in the marina javelin fish, cod and bream are on the bite.
WA Nationals to hold Pilbara regional cabinet meeting
It is believed the meeting will involve the party’s largest-scale visit to the region ever.
Barry Urban faces court after early no-show
The former Labor MP was forced to quit politics this year amid a fake medal scandal.
Guaranteed jobs training opens in Roebourne, Karratha
The Real Futures VTEC program identifies prospective jobs and then matches them to trainees, rather than the other way around.
How Meghan and Harry told the royals their baby news
The Queen has publicly congratulated Meghan Markle and Prince Harry
US high school goes viral with Harry Potter routine
It has been more than 21 years since Harry Potter and the Philosopher’s Stone hit shelves, yet the magic surrounding the boy wizard continues to thrill.
North West netball squads tough it out at State comp
The region’s two representative sides gave it their best shot at the Regional Academy and Cadet Cups, and a coach and several players won individual awards.
Buble set to retire after son’s cancer battle
MICHAEL Buble has revealed that he is retiring from music effective immediately, saying he is done with “celebrity narcissism”.
Baiting set to start at Murujuga, Dampier islands
The DBCA is about to start an annual baiting program to control foxes and feral cats in the area.