Karl Fredrick Dominic Holmes appeared from Hakea Prison in Busselton District Court to plead guilty to possession of cannabis with intent to sell or supply.
Taylar AmoniniRegional reporter
Taylar Amonini
GLBTI Rights in Ageing Inc last week announced its new queer-centric readers’ club after receiving positive feedback from the Busselton Pride Festival this year.
Preparations for the region’s highly anticipated CinefestOZ have ramped up, with organisers on the hunt for volunteers to help bring the festival to life.
South West women’s football supporters witnessed “her-story” at Sir Stewart Bovell Park on Saturday, with the league’s first draw and the first player to kick 100 career goals in the same match.
Carly Laden
Industry observers says the Capes region has offered a ray of light in WA’s rural property market which isn’t keeping up with the Perth property boom.
Tamra Carr
Students from a part-time Busselton extension program made their mark at Meelup Regional Park
Catherine Massey
Trent Bartlett says future planning must strike a balance between protecting the region and harnessing its strong destination appeal.
Warren Hately
Margaret River’s forest activists will be sharpening their pencils at news consultation is about to get underway for the next South West forest management plan.
Tickets went on sale for the second Strings Attached WA guitar festival this week.
Busselton’s Shelter Brewing Co has more than just its idyllic foreshore views to boast about this year after it was labelled one of the best brews at the annual Royal Show Beer Awards.
The win for the business’ design was announced at the 2021 Master Builders-Bankwest Housing Excellence Awards last month.
Britney Spears has not performed in years but the singer still knows how to put on a show, delivering a series of bombshell allegations in court.
Kate Emery
Fortescue Metals Group has revealed it is assisting a police investigation into the attempted rape of a female worker at one of its Pilbara mine sites.
Caitlyn Rintoul and Phil Hickey
The club is famously private, but today The West Australian can for the first time reveal the names of all its 842 members.
Rhianna Mitchell
The freak storm that left Albany and Denmark facing a lengthy clean-up has had a devastating impact on residents from Cuthbert to Youngs Siding.
Shannon Smith & Cally Dupe
A hire car parked at Gantheaume Beach last week fell victim of Cable Beach’s tides, the latest in a string of incident on the famous Broome sands
Tom Zaunmayr
A spear-fisherman has described the moment he watched on as an enormous great white swam up to his best friend and ‘grabbed him by the leg’.
Sarah Steger
A major supermarket chain has resorted to flying workers to the Kimberley to fill shelves which are “as bare as during a cyclone” because of the region’s tourism boom and labour shortage.
The City of Albany has reopened Lower Denmark Road as the shaken south coast continues to bounce back from a destructive storm that left several small communities isolated.
A young Bunbury athlete looks set to join some of the country’s sporting heroes in Tokyo later this year.
Are we forgiving, naive or do we just not care enough to do anything about it?
Basil ZempilasSeven News Sports Presenter
If it all goes pear-shaped, and that is a real possibility, then the NSW Government will have hell to pay and Morrison will wear much of the secondary fallout.
Mark RileySeven News Political Editor
Former long-time health minister Kim Hames says terminating St John WA’s contract in favour of bringing ambulance services into the public sector would benefit no one but the United Workers Union.
After horror allegations of sexual assault at BHP and FMG operated camps, the head of a WA parliamentary committee has called for an inquiry into the safety of women on mine sites.
Police have released dramatic footage of officers arresting a suspect outside Perth Magistrate’s Court over a bikie-linked home invasion in East Victoria Park. WATCH IT NOW
John McKechnie will be reinstated as WA’s Corruption and Crime Commissioner as early as next week, despite the Opposition’s scathing attacks on the credibility of the former Supreme Court judge.
Peter Law
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