New Albany coach Roy Addis believes Denmark-Walpole will be a finals contender in 2025 after the reigning premiers started their new campaign with a hard-fought 52-point win on Saturday.
Cameron Newbold
A City of Albany councillor and former WA State election candidate is facing a backlash after posting a comment on Facebook calling for Greens voters to be lined up and shot.
Georgia Campion
In the final installment of our series on the Federal election candidates for O’Connor, the Albany Advertiser sits down with the Trumpet of Patriots candidate.
Jacki Elezovich
Deadly And Fast claimed Sunday’s Jericho Cup WA qualifier at Albany Racing Club with a dominant display, giving club president Alan Smith a ‘once in a lifetime’ shot at cup glory in Victoria later this year.
GSFL Round One: Railways continue Anzac Day dominance over North Albany, Mt Barker survive late scare to start life under new coach with success and Albany overcome spirited Denmark-Walpole in flag defence.
Cameron Newbold and Melissa Sheil
Local governments across WA’s regions have aced their reporting obligations, with the Shire of Denmark getting a special mention in the WA Auditor General’s best practice top 20.
Claire Middleton
Police are asking the public for help to locate four motorcycles stolen from a property in Gledhow between April 19 and 20, as Albany’s officer-in-charge pleads for people to mindful of their home security.
Melissa Sheil
Police are investigating after a vehicle was allegedly stolen from a McKail property and found burnt out just over a week later.
Salmon Holes beach was closed on Monday as authorities resumed their search for a man who slipped off rocks into the sea on Friday.
An Albany man caught driving at more than 150km/h on Albany Highway while under the influence of alcohol has been fined and had his licence disqualified.
Greens candidate Giz Watson is returning to contest the seat of O’Connor for a third time at the May 3 Federal election with a focus on the “bigger picture”.
WA wingless sprints rising star Blake Iwanow claimed back-to-back titles after a dominant display at Albany’s Attwell Park Speedway over the Easter weekend.
A replay of last year’s epic preliminary final between Mt Barker and Royals will headline the two Saturday games in the opening round of the 2025 Great Southern Football League competition.
Citizens of Albany and beyond paid their respects to Australia’s servicemen and women as thousands gathered at the Anzac Peace Park for the Commemoration Service on Friday headlined by Maj-Gen. Jason BIain.
People travelled hundreds of kilometres across the State to attend this year’s Anzac Day services in Albany, sharing their personal connection to the Anzac legend with the Advertiser.
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.
A former AFL and WAFL star back in red and white for new GSFL season, a big recruit for the Narrogin Hawks and a dual WAFL premiership gun switches country teams. Here is our first Around The Leagues for 2025.
A big field of stayers will chase glory in Sunday’s $100,000 The Jericho Cup Qualifier (3100m) at Percy Spencer Racecourse.
After winning the past two Great Southern Football League premierships, Albany will have a reduced player points allocation in the 2025 season.
“Let us never forget the lessons of Gallipoli, let us never forget the sacrifices of those who came before us, and let us never forget the values that bind our nations together,” Captain James Topham said.
The Albany Vikings masters women will play their inaugural game over the Anzac Day long weekend, making an exciting start in masters football for Albany women still keen to have a kick
Renowned cyclist and Indian Pacific Wheel Race 2022 winner Colin Ottaway set a record time on Gnowangerup’s new 440km gravel loop.
Hannah Whitehead
Albany will chase a historic third straight Great Southern Football League premiership this year but there will be some changes, headed up by a new coach.
It was a pumpkin lover’s delight earlier this month as growers and fans of the gourd gathered for the annual Lower Kalgan Pumpkin Festival
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