The full program for Pair’d Margaret River festival has been released, with 30 food and wine experiences on offer throughout the Capes region for gourmands in November.
Daniel Hocking
Campaigners fighting a resort and village proposal at the coast are urging supporters to rally at next week’s Shire of Augusta-Margaret River council meeting
Warren Hately
The clock is ticking on the Shire of Augusta Margaret River’s ambitious plan to achieve zero carbon emissions by 2030
Margaret River author Sarina Kamini credits the region’s curious eaters with the international publication of her latest book What We Call Masala
Residents across the South West are being called to arms in the fight against one of the region’s most invasive weeds — the arum lily.
The Forever Project’s Chris Ferreira will make his way to Gracetown next week as part of bushfire sustainability measures across the region
A recent WA Auditor-General’s report into the State Government’s development arm did not produce any findings around its bungled, historic project at Gracetown despite concerns around “possible” fraud
The chief of the Margaret River Wine Association says the region is well insulated from concerns about oversupply of red grapes rocking the national sector.
Margaret River police chief Sgt Alan Dean wants a close-circuit television network overseeing the town centre and which officers can monitor from the station
Residents are starting to kick up about a trial of reduced speed limits on some local roads even as the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River insists there will be ongoing consultation.
The Labor Party is staying silent on whether it should have done more to retain the local seat of Warren-Blackwood.
The South West’s prestigious annual film festival is celebrating 18 years of showing the best of Australian film-making with a blockbuster program full of fresh events and new films across the region.
South West surfers have again staked their claims in the annual Whalebone Longboard Classic.
While WA’s Environment Minister mulls appeals to the State watchdog’s ruling on the contentious resort project at Gnarabup, the Federal Government has given the project a tick
Local realtors have confirmed a nationwide trend of declining listings and enthusiasm spurred by further interest rate cuts are keeping the Capes property market buoyant.
The 12th annual Margaret River Region Open Studios festival held its official launch in Perth at Linton & Kay Galleries Cottesloe on Friday.
The full program for the Pair’d Margaret River festival comes out today revealing a host of talent set to descend upon the region later this year.
Warren-Blackwood MLA Bevan Eatts wants a 12-month pause before any introduction of contentious changes to firearms laws in WA.
The high school’s board chair as well as the local member have invited WA’s new Education Minister to visit Margaret River and see the school’s difficulties firsthand.
The State Government continues to back a scheme compensating home owners $10,000 for returning their properties to the rental market in a bid to address the housing crisis
A local doctor has led the charge to argue systemic problems at Bunbury Hospital are a result of WA Labor “decimating” the South West health sector and failing to invest in critically-important local services.
The region’s two top local government leaders have voiced concerns around any prospect of moving to four-yearly elections for councillors.
Labor have again been caught making inaccurate claims about Margaret River Senior High School.
A demand from Warren-Blackwood MLA Bevan Eatts for the release of a top secret business case guiding the future of Margaret River Hospital has been met with deafening silence.
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