A Busselton family has been left searching for answers about their four-year-old son’s health after years of hospital visits and delays for specialist care.
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South West tourism body says $19.2 billion WA visitor boom failed to reach all corners of State
WA’s tourism industry may be celebrating a record $19.2 billion visitor spend, but the region’s tourism body said the figures masked a tougher year for many operators in the South West.
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New fit-for-purpose BreastScreen WA clinic opens in the South West
A new fit-for-purpose breast screening clinic opened its doors on Monday, giving women across the South West access to upgraded screening and assessment services.
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Gracetown tragedy that claimed nine lives in cliff collapse still felt 30 years on
Memories remain vivid as ever 30 years on from the cliff collapse that killed nine people and forever changed the small coastal community of Gracetown.
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SWFL: Two-time Pike medallist Aidan Clarke is no stranger to performing on the biggest stage
Aidan Clarke is no stranger to standing up when the lights are their brightest.
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South West Japan Festival celebrates record attendance in its ninth year
South West Japan Festival-goers didn’t let severe weather warnings deter them from celebrating Japanese culture in Bunbury.
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Farm robots refilling themselves as country kids come home – meet Henty’s Machine of the Year
Before the SwarmFarm team collected top honours at Henty, two young visitors had questions about a robot. One was from Benalla, the other from Melbourne. They wanted to know how it worked and what the technology could do on a farm. For company representative Craig Hargreaves, it was a conversation that went to the heart […]
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Resident Evil is a near-perfect video game-to-movie adaptation
Any horror video game fan has, at some point, played a Resident Evil game. It is one of the most commercially successful franchises of all time, with over 30 games in its catalogue dating back to 1997. However, despite the acclaim and its status as a clear fan favourite, it has never managed to translate […]
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Court finds tribunal’s order to overturn councillor’s suspension ‘wholly inadequate’ to address misconduct
The NSW Court of Appeal’s ruled a civil court needs to again look at whether Snowy Monaro councillor Andrew Thaler’s behaviour while in office warrants a suspension. The divisive councillor was originally handed a three-month suspension from the NSW Department of Planning, Housing and Infrastructure on 28 July 2025 – his second suspension (at that […]
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Life lessons with the 86-year-old stalwart who helps with the heavy lifting at Henty
At 86 years young, Bryson Terlich has done his fair share of the heavy lifting to get southern Australia’s biggest field days off the ground. The veteran volunteer has spent the past few weeks directing traffic for the cranes and forklifts prepping the site for the 850 exhibitors and dozens of community organisations that descend […]
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