A man has removed his electronic monitoring bracelet in the South West, sparking a search for the missing 20-year-old.
Claire Sadler
A man has been killed and another left fighting for life after a horror crash in Burekup.
Troy de Ruyter
Throwing a line for salmon turned into something far more memorable for a local fisherman at Bunker Bay when a 4.5m great white shark cruised past just metres from shore.
Madelin Hayes
BaptistCare Refresh Retreat will be in Busselton offering specialised dementia services to support people and their carers in living a life full of joy, purpose and connection after diagnosis.
Craig Duncan
More than 150 artists from Busselton to Augusta will open their studio doors this September for the return of Margaret River Region Open Studios.
A Margaret River rider will tackle more than 600km solo as part of the upcoming Big Yellow Pipeline Challenge
Rose Patane
A record-breaking 28 heats lit up day one of the Margaret River Pro as the Championship Tour delivered its busiest day in history
Jack Penniment
Dunsborough surf-rock band Psycho Serene is making waves on the global stage, claiming best original soundtrack at California’s Oceanside International Surf Film Festival.
The City of Busselton council has voted to remove the only electric vehicle charger along the foreshore due to the unit approaching end of life and the rise of privately owned chargers within the region.
Western Australian luxury jeweller Linneys has brought its signature pearl and Argyle pink diamond pieces to Margaret River for the first time
The South West community will come together this Sunday for a major fundraising event in support of Exmouth, following the devastating impact of Cyclone Narelle.
Yousuf Shameel
Vandals have struck Collie’s sporting facilities, leaving future competitions in jeopardy and the Local Government fuming.
A South West Shire has made history after being the first of 34 local governments to sign a Noongar Standard Heritage Agreement.
It’s an an iconic store in the heart of Bunbury’s CBD, but after 100 years the Craddock family will pass on the reigns to Bon Marche as the business goes up for sale.
Conservation legend Bob Brown is sharing his story of defiance, hope and empathy at Margaret River’s upcoming Readers and Writers festival.
Eight South West initiatives have shared in close to $750,000 of funding, with a push to establish an advanced manufacturing training hub in the region.
A WorkSafe investigation into Collie Mineworkers Memorial Pool launched after a chlorine gas leak caused a near-death experience has been completed, with no further action to be taken.
In a sport built on pressure, precision, and split-second decisions, Lucy Fiore is too busy riding winners to reflect on her growing status as one of Western Australia’s leading jockeys.
A new production has showcased the untold true stories of people who have called Bunbury home through a captivating and immersive experience
A South West taxi booking service is urging the State Government to provide more support for wheelchair taxi driver operators as the rise in fuel prices has left driver’s struggling to continue working.
To celebrate 50 years of the World Tour a special WSL celebration heat is taking place between two of Western Australia’s best competitive surfers: Taj Burrow and Jake Paterson.
For four South West surfers, the Margaret River Pro isn’t just a world tour event, it’s a rare shot at winning in front of family, friends, and the lineup they grew up on.
The future of the Festival of Busselton is uncertain, with organisers warning the long-running community event may be forced to cancel without a sufficient volunteer committee.
A controversial draft local planning policy that would guide how residential properties may be used to house temporary workers in the Shire of Manjimup is open for public consultation.
Serian Lockwood-Jones
