Narrogin students from the Western Australian College of Agriculture’s 2024 graduating class farewelled their school and celebrated their achievements at their graduation ceremony last month.
Hannah Whitehead
A contemporary Australian play is set to bend the minds of a Wheatbelt town regarding friends, family and parenthood.
A man has died after a fatal crash involving two trucks in the Wheatbelt in the early hours of Thursday morning.
Claire Sadler
The State Government will put almost $1 million worth of incentives forward to attract more dentists to regional locations as current providers say they are being stretched thin.
Oliver Lane
A historic building has been left to rot after its owners ghosted the Wheatbelt town on a dream multimillion-dollar hospitality project.
Over a thousand people have signed a petition to stop the planned demolition of a 183-year-old railway station in the Wheatbelt.
The terrifying final moments of a woman allegedly beaten to death in a case of shocking domestic violence have been laid bare in court. WARNING: Distressing and graphic content.
Emily Moulton
Wickepin-Harrismith have enjoyed the perfect start in their promotion to the Upper Great Southern Cricket Association A-grade competition.
Cameron Newbold
A home has been found for Narrogin’s new childcare centre with the service to open in as little as six months.
Broomehill made a big statement in the first round of one day fixtures in the Great Southern Cricket Association, thumping Australs Norths on Saturday in Katanning.
A Great Southern father of eight who groped a female prison officer and forced a medical centre into a code black has had his sentencing adjourned after he swore at the magistrate.
Georgia Campion
A Wagin man has avoided jail after breaking into the town’s IGA and stealing more than $10,000 worth of meat and tobacco.
Last season’s undefeated Upper Great Southern under-13’s cricket champions returned to the field this weekend as junior action returns to the crease.
Perth Thundersticks captain and Tambellup star Penny Squibb scored a brilliant drag flick on Saturday to help her side maintain its perfect start to the 2024 Hockey One women’s competition.
Narrogin’s Great Southern Smokeout celebrated different food cultures and crowned four cook-off champions at the weekend.
A dozen families who have lost loved ones to rail crossing accidents have joined to launch a “David and Goliath” social media campaign to push for better train visibility and rail safety standards.
Olivia Ford
New rules limiting red P-plate drivers to one passenger will be fast-tracked into Parliament, with Labor seeking bipartisan support.
Jessica Page
A well-known Wheatbelt identity convicted of killing two motorists in a head-on crash in the US has been sentenced.
Conor Powell
The fate of the man accused of the shocking domestic violence murder of Tiffany Woodley will be decided by a judge alone after photographs of her horrific injuries were deemed to be too confronting for a jury.
Labor’s latest attempt to shut down the Keep the Sheep campaign and protests from WA farmers is long on rhetoric and short on detail, writes Liberal MLC Steve Martin.
Steve Martin
Social media posts can be defamatory under Australian law and the Courts are more than happy to award significant damages to those being defamed, writes lawyer Jade Lattimore.
Jade Lattimore
The highly anticipated Upper Great Southern Cricket Association season gets under way this weekend with a tantalising grand final rematch.
Harry Grigson
Katanning Netball Association held their annual over-30s netball carnival at the weekend attracting teams from around WA.
Tina Briscoe
Commercial operators worry government changes to animal welfare practices in Australia’s live export supply chain has led to lower animal welfare outcomes as a result of overhandling and increased comingling.