Busselton-Dunsborough Times

lacrosseRising stars to square off

WA’s best up-and-coming lacrosse talent will journey to Busselton next weekend for the annual round robin event Re-Lax Down South.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

Wanneroo Joondalup Lacrosse Club Jason Reynolds looks to evade Alkimos' Mark Hopgood at Busselton Hockey Stadium

healthSarah’s tick bite legacy

Jackson Lavell-Lee

RugbyBeetles now Beasts

Five local rugby players have been selected to represent WA at the U12 Beasts National Carnival.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

Cruise shipsRe-routing windfall

The outbreak of the coronavirus has created a windfall for Capes businesses, with 11 additional cruise ships set to dock in Busselton over the next 18 months.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

Fun dayFree fun for all the family

The Busselton Fringe Festival will transform the ArtGeo Cultural Complex on Queen Street into FringeFun Day tomorrow.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

cricketWatts whacks Yobs off park

Dunsborough Cricket Club have firmed as A-grade contenders after defeating top-of-the-table Yobs on Saturday.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

healthStudents check in for hospital training

Ten new students have arrived in Busselton to undertake their placements with the Rural Clinical School.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

motorbike crashAppeal for fatal crash information

A 60-year-old man has died after an off-road motorbike crash in Marybrook on Monday.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

Cement business owner fined

Vote on hold for sand mine

City energy goal green & efficient

lottoLocal wins jackpot

A Dunsborough man who bought a Lotto ticket from Sea Change News is more than $1 million richer.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

festivalBig names to headline Moo

The 2020 Groovin the Moo line-up has something for everyone, from Aussie legends Gang of Youths, The Cat Empire and The Veronicas to new favourites Ruby Fields, Kira Puru, WAAX and Manu Crooks.

Jackson Lavell-Lee

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Trial of the centuryClaremont trial: Everything you need to know

For so long, so much has been said and written about the Claremont serial killings, but so little was known. Now for the first time, read everything you need to know about the ‘trial of the century’.

The West Australian

Special series: Part oneOur five part investigation into WA’s education

A Baltic republic once annexed by the Soviet Union with a population smaller than Perth’s is streaking ahead of Australia in terms of education. The answer? Making schooling free.

Bethany Hiatt

Coffee o’clockPerth’s best breakfast and brunch spots reviewed

Whether you’re looking for somewhere kid-friendly, Instagrammable or are in dire need of a big, greasy breakfast, your search for a morning destination that ticks all the boxes just got a lot easier.

Kate Emery

Regional News

ExclusiveCollie vet manager faces string of sex charges

Nicholas Edis appeared today in Collie Magistrate’s Court facing 23 charges, including seven counts of sexually penetrating a child under 16 years of age.

Shannon Verhagen

More domestic violenceKalgoorlie campsite murderer jailed for 17 years

A man who fatally bashed his partner at a Kalgoorlie campsite a month after she gave birth to one of their children has been jailed for at least 17 years over the “brutal” murder.

Shannon Hampton

Salmon celebrationWhat’s in store during ‘Autumn of Salmon’

A three-month long fishing competition will feature among a host of events set to be run during a massive celebration of WA salmon.

Man led police on wild chase day after court appearance

Man in court accused of stomping on elderly man’s head

Coronavirus a windfall for town

WA News

Pandemic fearsWA’s top doctors: ‘one in four’ could get virus

WA is preparing for a coronavirus pandemic amid warnings from the State’s top doctors that up to one-in-four could contract the disease. Here are the measures being considered.

Peter Law, Joanna Delalande, Sarah Ison & Kate Emery

We salute youBon Scott’s ‘soulmate’ calls for annual tribute

Tomorrow’s “Highway to Hell” tribute celebration of the State’s greatest rock export should be the beginning of more events dedicated to Fremantle icon Bon Scott.

Steve Butler

Toilet humour: has MAFS finally gone too far?

‘Ban children from footy until 18’

WA mum and daughter share rarest birthday

New pestFears over Tasmanian killer ants in Canning Vale

The world’s second-deadliest ant may have made its way to Perth, with pest control company Swatapest called to destroy several nests of what may be jack jumper ants.

Dave Friedlos