Exmouth’s Ningalens dives in deep for mental health
A freediving workshop for improving mental health could be part of the Ningalens Festival.
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Punters dress to impress at NWJC Ladies’ Day
There was plenty of creativity and flair trackside at the annual NWJC Ladies’ Day meet.
Recurring out-of-control parties disappoint police
Roebourne police were pelted with bottles and rocks at an out-of-control party in Wickham last night.
Ancient boab celebrates impressive journey
A decade after moving 3200km to a new home in Kings Park, a giant tree remains among the top attractions.
Let’s not put a lid on rubbish
The Chaser’s Craig Reucassel goes back to basics for War on Waste.
Funds cut risks muting Pilbara language centre
A language centre in Hedland has made staff redundant due to funding cuts
Hedland exports levy proposal rejected
The State Government has no interest in imposing a $1-per-tonne levy
Probe begins on JetGo loss
Unsecured creditors, such as the City of Karratha, are owed an estimated $34 million.
Barking Gecko program at Red Earth Arts Precinct
The much-loved WA institution is setting up in Karratha
Karratha’s off-road pioneers recall early days
The jump up wasn’t always the go-to track in the Pilbara
Now is the best time to buy
The Perth property market is at its most affordable on record, new figures show.
Record numbers of women in jobs lead WA rebuild
A record number of West Australians have a job, with figures suggesting the State’s employment market is the strongest since the election of the McGowan Government.
Western Power blames bushfire on 86-year-old
Western Power says if anyone is liable for the 2014 Parkerville bushfire — which razed more than 50 homes — it is Noreen Campbell, 86, whose rotten power pole collapsed sparking the inferno.
Art damage leaves Freo with clean up bill
Fremantle ratepayers could be left with a bill to remove an international artist’s high-profile optical illusion from some of the port city’s heritage-listed buildings.
Parents demand justice for Joanna
The devastated parents of a 21-year-old woman killed in a crash on a remote WA highway have called on police to appeal against the $2500 fine imposed on the driver of the vehicle.
Exmouth art exhibition unearths talent
Community art exhibition Art Quest was bigger and better than ever this year.