The 17-year-old appeared in Busselton Children’s Court this morning charged with two counts of manslaughter and four counts of endangering the life, health or safety of a person.
Taylar Amonini
Margaret River’s sensational Hardy sisters have snatched top honours at last weekend’s WA Junior Surf Titles.
Warren Hately
The South West has copped the brunt of a “twice a year” weather system that saw the region lashed with wild conditions of heavy rain and wind gusts up to 135km/h.
Ailish Delaney
CMI Busselton City men’s premier league team turned back the clock last Sunday when club stalwarts Martin Ryan and Shane Russell scored in their side’s 2-1 win over Hay Park.
The Busselton community is up in arms at the planning approval issued for a petrol station adjacent to the Vasse-Wonnerup Wetlands.
WA’s oncoming cold front can see South West residents anticipate severe weather the region only experiences about twice a year.
Amy Johnston
Everything happening from Busselton to Margaret River this week
The 2021 Cabin Fever festival has been delivering on its promise of 10 days of “wintry goodness” in the world-renowned tourist destination from July 16-25.
Caitlyn Rintoul
The South West’s reputation for having some of the world’s best wine has once again been bolstered as Fermoy Estate racks up another prize for its famous chardonnay.
A South West family is encouraging all Australians to cheer on the country’s Olympians as they compete in Tokyo without a crowd.
As a Nanna for Native Forests (NFNF) I am thrilled to see that the State Government is holding a survey and asking us, the public, if we want native forest logging to stop.
Walking is a great way to experience the natural landscapes of an area, and winter is the time to go.
Patricia Bolt
Some of Australia’s culinary best will headline this year’s Gourmet Escape for its resurrection after last year’s COVID-19 cancellation.
Topping the masses of young filmmakers across the State, 12 South West teenagers will have their short films showcased at this year’s CinefestOZ.
Read up on this week’s top sport stories and more in the latest edition of the Busselton Dunsborough Times
Read up on this week’s top stories and more in the latest edition of the Busselton Dunsborough Times
The Capes community will again fight to save Smiths Beach as Liberals deputy leader Libby Mettam throws her weight behind the battle.
Two South West sporting heroes are set to put aside an interrupted and uncertain preparation, and the chaos surrounding Japan’s COVID-19 situation, for a chance at Olympic glory next week.
Jackson Barrett
After knocking off table-toppers Bunbury by 13 points in a grand final rematch on home turf, Busselton Magpies will be looking to continue building momentum towards the finals.
Carly Laden
They might not be the top team of the South West Netball Football League but the Busselton Magpies have proved they are still finals contenders after dispatching Bunbury Bulldogs 52-44.
Nature Conservation Margaret River Region has put the call out for South West locals to speak up and say no to native forest logging.
The annual changeover dinner marked the end of a successful year for the local club as outgoing president Chris White handed over to avid volunteer John Mark.
Catherine Massey
Police are investigating a Busselton fatal crash which saw a 61-year-old man die after being hit by a Landcruiser.
Several players of African descent were subjected to vile racial verbal abuse by a small group of spectators during a regional Australian Rules match.
Reuben Carder
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