The WA College of Agriculture in Morawa opened its gates for its annual open day last week, giving visitors a hands-on taste of rural education.
Josephine Hingst
Two tiny town halls in a far-flung part of the Wheatbelt are being put up for sale by the local Shire.
Bob Garnant
The Wheatbelt community is invited to attend free ‘Your Heart Your Health’ sessions on common cardiac conditions and prevention of heart attack.
The Country Women’s Association of WA is preparing to host its annual Statewide conference in Albany at the end of June, with hundreds of members expected to attend
Jacki Elezovich
The heat is on at this year’s Kununurra Agricultural Show, where the region’s young culinary contenders will trade textbooks for tongs in a sizzling cooking showdown sure to whet the crowd’s appetite
Sarah Crawford
Copies of The West Australian were flying off the shelves in Newdegate on Monday after three local kids decked out in West Coast and North Melbourne gear were photographed for the front page.
Cally Dupe
A social media campaign is highlighting the absurdity of being unable to buy a decent supply of socks and jocks in one of Australia's leading cotton regions.
Stephanie Gardiner
When Paul Bright started serving at the Yallingup Coastal Volunteer Bush Fire Brigade it was little more than a shed, today it is one of the leading stations in the region.
Craig Duncan
Narrogin has called for help from developers, builders and the State Government as the town prepares for $18 billion worth of investments, in the biggest round of renewable energy projects in WA history.
Kim Macdonald
York farmer Alex Davies says he is optimistic about the year ahead but, like most grain farmers this early in the season, is feeling the “pre-game jitters”.
Melissa Pedelty
The Shire of Harvey have began a mural trail throughout the town to bring a splash of colour to the bush lands.
Sofia Fimognari
More than 250 professionals are expected to return to Esperance’s leading regional business and industry event to drive conversations about the economic future of the region.
Jessica Antoniou
The Harvey Dickson Easter Rodeo drew a large crowd to cheer on some of WA’s best cowboys and cowgirls as they competed in a full spectrum of extreme equestrian and rough stock sports.
One Nation leader Pauline Hanson took her Federal election campaign to the Nullarbor Muster on Saturday, where she was seen socialising with patrons and cracking open a beer just one week out from polling day.
More than 1000 cowboys, cowgirls and keen patrons travelled from across Australia to attend the 42nd Nullarbor Muster at the weekend.
Brunswick Junction’s Anzac ceremony saw an enormous crowd attending the event, with hundreds from across the Harvey region coming to the town to pay their respects.
As night turned to dawn, hundreds from across Waroona gathered to remember and honour the Anzacs.
Hundreds lined Albany’s footpaths on Friday morning as veterans, servicemen, and local groups prepared to march down York Street to the Anzac Peace Park for the mid-morning commemorative service.
World War II veteran Stanley Jury will mark Anzac Day this year as a centenarian.
Ava Berryman
WA junior rodeo competitors put on a spectacular array of talent at the Harvey Dickson Rodeo, so much so, that the event produced WA’s youngest All Round Cowboy title to date.
Get ready to wear your country attire and roll out your swag for an outback adventure at the 42nd Nullarbor Muster
Carwyn Monck
Some footy fans are calling for Nat Fyfe to retire after his latest injury setback but this is not just any Fremantle player we’re talking about, writes Ryan Daniels.
Ryan Daniels
Rabobank brought the next generation of WA farmers together at the bank’s Young Farmers Forum held in Busselton late last month for a day of learning and networking.
After months of preparation this year’s Harvey show is only days away with organisers keen for family fun at their event.
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