Community groups will receive a share of almost $10 million funding to assist in their work protecting the State’s most at-risk waterways.
Craig Duncan
Clad in their distinctive red blazers, Brunswick’s Judy Talbot, Norma Booth and Emma Papalia were all recognised for their decades of service to the Red Cross Unit.
Parks and Wildlife has launched a new ebook celebrating the culture, nature and beauty of the Kalgulup Regional Park, showcasing 3168ha of landscapes and ecosystems of Bunbury and its surrounds.
A small procession gathered at the Waroona police station on Monday morning to raise the flags for NAIDOC Week before marching through town in the rain.
Binningup Coast Care and Environment Group are inviting everyone to help restore the towns beaches, hosting a community planting day at the Binningup foreshore on Sunday.
A Waroona eatery is offering a taste of country through NAIDOC Week, culminating in a major weekend event with kangaroo on the menu.
The South West’s top tradie Lewis Italiano swept all competition at the Master Builders’ Apprentice of the Year awards last week, coming home with three major awards.
WAFA and the CCWA hosted the first of a series of Town Halls last Monday, aiming to peel back the curtain on American alumina miner Alcoa’s planned northern expansion plans currently with the EPA.
Harvey’s Max Cockagne has been recognised by the shire for his selfless act of community kindness.
Brunswick’s local farm shop Melville Park has successfully brought home the cheddar, earning multiple medals at Perth Royal Dairy Awards alongside another Harvey icon.
The McLarty Pine Plantation has seen its maintenance roads inundated with discarded tires, old couches and piles of general rubbish as illegal dumpers target the area.
Applications are open for the Alcoa Bushfire Ready Fund grants program, which offers $1.3 million to not-for-profit community and grassroots organisations in Harvey and Waroona
Bunbury’s unbeaten start to their South West Football League women’s premiership defence rolled on at Brunswick Oval on Sunday, beating Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault by 48 points.
Josh Kempton
Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault overcame a slow start to beat Bunbury by 18 points in their South West Football League clash at Brunswick Oval on Sunday.
Harvey celebrates their best at the 2025 Homegrown Heroes award night.
Australind’s up-and-coming authors put their creativity to the test to raise more than $4600 to fight childhood cancer.
A walk through Harvey’s history is one step closer to completion with Australind and Leschenault’s heritage trail signs now on heritage sites.
Shire of Waroona councillors embarked on one of their most challenging debates to date — finding a new logo for their Visit Waroona Tourism Brand.
A South West coastal town has seen a mural made by the community smashed in a “frustrating” act of vandalism.
The Shire of Harvey voted in favour of investigating the feasibility of installing a fish cleaning station at the Ridley Place boat ramp in Australind during their council meeting last week.
The Shire of Waroona has backflipped on plans to run its own local elections this year after losing faith in the WA Electoral Commission during the State election.
Charlie Clarke, husband of former Murray-Wellington MLA, Robyn Clarke, tendered his resignation at the Shire of Waroona this week, with the results of the State election causing the pair to seek “change”.
Regional infrastructure to boost the future economy was a key feature of the State Government’s latest budget, which was criticised for lacking immediate cost-of-living relief like power rebates for residents.
Amber Lilley
Two years joining the Harvey-Waroona community, my time as an advertising executive with the Harvey-Waroona Reporter has come to an end.
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