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  1. Arts PremiumRegistrations open for Margaret River Region Open Studios

  2. Grants open PremiumApplications invited for Busselton Water grants

  3. Bar & BitesCommentsPremiumHow trendy Busselton cafe is ‘not closing, just changing’

  4. Home and happyCommentsWA woman sleeping rough finds place to call home

  5. FootballPremiumSouth West AFL young guns battling injuries

AWARD WINNERPremiumLocal artist wins prize at Dunsborough exhibition

A Manjimup artist had been awarded a prize for one of his unique works exhibited at Sculptures by the Bay in Dunsborough at the weekend.

Daniel Hocking

CricketPremiumBMCA pair feature in Country Cup win

A pair of players from the Busselton Margaret River Cricket Association featured for the WA Invitational XI as they claimed Belt Up Country Cup last Sunday.

Josh Kempton

TennisPremium75 years of tennis tournament for Busselton club

The Busselton Tennis Club will be celebrating an epic milestone when it holds its 75th annual Open Community Tennis Tournament.

Suzanne Aston

Entertainment PlusPremiumBusselton Fringe program launched

The program delivers a broad and diverse range of entertainment from cabaret to comedy.

Suzanne Aston

Statewide regulationsPremiumLocal councils to be brought into line by State Government

The State Government has released a consultation paper for its council meeting regulations to get local governments around the State on the same page.

Oliver Lane

pumping with gasGas Bay to host reigning bodyboard champs

Gas Bay will come alive this weekend with the local round of the WA Bodyboard Championships.

Warren Hately

Hello possumsCommentsCommentsRehabilitated possums make successful return to WA wild

A research team has followed 143 ringtail possums that had been rehabilitated and released over three years in the South West.

Soil testingPremiumPremiumSoil workshop for local farmers

Catchment management group GeoCatch ran a workshop last week to help local farmers develop their understanding of one of their most precious commodities.

Health workshops PremiumPremiumFree natural health workshops for Busselton

Margaret River-based hemp food company Vasse Valley is hosting a series of health and vitality workshops.

Top honoursPremiumHigh honour for culture exchange champion

A Quedjinup resident has been honoured by the Government of Japan for her contributions to enhancing international relationships.

Suzanne Aston

Wine galorePremiumNew South West Wine Shop

A highlight of the South West Wine Shop is its bespoke wine wall, which features a selection of daily pours displayed in an interactive, very visual menu.

Suzanne Aston

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Teen girls flown to hospital after serious Karnup crash

Two teen girls were flown to hospital, and another taken by ambulance after a serious crash south of Perth early on Friday evening.

Caleb Runciman

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MH370 10 years onCommentsPremium
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Widow Danica Weeks believes ‘foul play’ involved in MH370

Time has not healed Danica Weeks, who lost her husband Paul when MH370 disappeared, but it has changed her thoughts about what happened to the fateful flight.

Kim Macdonald

CourtPremiumVegan activist Tash Peterson to face three trials this year

Animal rights activist Tash Peterson is set to fight three court battles this year after the controversial vegan elected to challenge the latest claims against her.

Emily Moulton

COURTS & JUSTICEPremiumEmotional scenes as accused killer denies murdering mum

Family and friends of Tiffany Woodley — the Bedford mum allegedly murdered by her ex-partner — were unable to control their emotions in court when her accused killer denied he took her life.

Emily Moulton

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Shocking discoveryCommentsColes takes kidney beans off shelves after horror ‘rat find’

Coles has taken the drastic move of withdrawing its home brand kidney beans from shelves in WA after a horrible find in a can of the product — with a mum claiming a dead rat was inside.

Troy de Ruyter

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MH370 10 years onCommentsPremium
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Widow Danica Weeks believes ‘foul play’ involved in MH370

Time has not healed Danica Weeks, who lost her husband Paul when MH370 disappeared, but it has changed her thoughts about what happened to the fateful flight.

Kim Macdonald

Major developmentVideoEx-AFL player’s son charged with murder of Samantha Murphy

The 22-year-old son of a former AFL player has been charged with the murder of the missing mum, who disappeared without a trace while on a morning run.

PoliceCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumUK cops better get used to Aussie standards: Senior figure

English police officers recruited to join WA Police need to get used to unfavourable comments, one senior Perth figure believes, amid the fallout from Sam Kerr’s criminal charge for ‘racism’.

US election CommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumTrump set for historic election rematch with Biden

Donald Trump and Joe Biden have bitterly targeted one another politically, as the chances of a historic election rematch solidified after both recorded dominant performances on Super Tuesday.

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Regional WAPremiumSkimpy car wash to help local girls through hardship

With sponges in hand and soapy buckets galore, 15 skimpies will be on standby to clean cars this weekend in support of two local families experiencing hardship.

Tegan Guthrie

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Teen girls flown to hospital after serious Karnup crash

Two teen girls were flown to hospital, and another taken by ambulance after a serious crash south of Perth early on Friday evening.

Caleb Runciman

Pool safety City works through backlog of overdue pool fence inspections

The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder is playing catch-up on its backlog of overdue pool barrier inspections after falling more than 600 behind. 

Tegan Guthrie

Woman left ‘mortified’ Ex-City News Kalgoorlie owner puts petition to Parliament

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder business owner who made the “heartbreaking” decision to leave town because of unrelenting antisocial behaviour has joined forces with WA Liberals MP Neil Thomson to petition Parliament.

Historic mine New gold stealing exhibit to open next month

A new exhibit set to transport visitors back in time to learn about gold thieves and the detectives who tracked them down is ready to open next month.

Plate upRare chance to show Augusta identity

Local motorists have a rare chance to claim their Augusta identity with the release of a limited batch of number plates this month.

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CNBCCommentsPremiumA stock market bubble? Why analysts say they’re not worried

Despite comparisons with the market conditions of the late 90s, before the burst of the dotcom bubble, UBS strategists say ‘there’s no bubble ready to go pop’. Here’s why ...

Elliot Smith

CNBCCommentsPremium3 simple ways to become more influential at work

You don’t have to be a CEO, or even a manager, to be influential at the office. Just follow these steps from Stanford University lecturer and communication expert Matt Abrahams. 

Megan Sauer

CNBCCommentsPremiumPowell says US Fed not ready to start cutting interest rates

Federal Reserve chair Jerome Powell has reiterated that he expects interest rates to start coming down this year, but is not ready yet to say when.

Jeff Cox

The EconomistCommentsPremiumTwo big problems starve weight-loss jabbers of fat profits

THE ECONOMIST: The companies behind weight-loss drugs known as GLP-1 agonists are now the world’s two biggest pharma firms by market value. But the pair face two similar problems.

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NSW NewsPremium‘Distraught’: Desperate search for missing boy

A call has been issued for residents to search their properties for a young boy with down syndrome and autism who has been missing since Saturday morning.

Adelaide Lang

AFLWA footy legends caught up in explosive racism class action

West Australian AFL legends have been caught up in a bombshell racism class action against the football league, with accusations of appalling behaviour against Krakouer brothers Phil and Jimmy.

Troy de Ruyter

CourtPremiumPremiumHow Higgins’ face off with senator fell apart

Brittany Higgins and Linda Reynolds were forced to face each other this week in a bid to avoid a trial, but things did not go to plan.

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CommentsPremiumPremier’s strong hint of more financial relief measures

Roger Cook has given his strongest indication yet that more cost-of-living-relief is on its way.

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CommentsPremiumFertility clinic using AI to help patients start a family

A new South Perth clinic aims to revolutionise fertility care by providing cutting-edge technology, including the use of artificial intelligence, in a bid to give every person the chance to start a family.

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Kids to be directed to helpline if caught vaping at school

WA and Federal health and education ministers have joined forces to warn school principals of the serious risks of vaping — saying students need support to get help if caught using e-cigarettes.

Joe Spagnolo