Communities across the West Pilbara came together to commemorate Anzac Day with services, marches and gunfire breakfasts.
Danielle Marsland
Bullara Station Stay is set to reopen on May 1 despite ex-tropical cyclone Narelle devastating the popular tourist location just a month ago.
Cain Andrews
Watering days in Karratha, Roebourne, Dampier, Wickham and Point Samson have been reduced to three days per week.
An object believed to be part of an American or Chinese rocket launch was spotted streaking across the night sky over North West WA on April 11, sparking much curiosity.
Gina Rinehart’s Hancock Prospecting and Angela Bennett’s Wright Prospecting have both had a partial win in a multimillion-dollar legal battle over some of the world’s most valuable iron ore areas.
Rebecca Le May and John Flint
The NPFL 2026 season officially kicks off next week with a blockbuster round 1 schedule coinciding with Anzac Day long weekend
Phoebe Solon
The fighting spirit of the Anzacs was alive and well at Windy Ridge Oval on Saturday night for the start of the 2026 North Pilbara Football League season.
Exmouth locals are being urged to back a rebranded event and show the town’s “strength and togetherness” following the devastation wrought on the small community by cyclone Narelle.
The Karratha Hockey Association has hosted two successful come-and-try events to attract new and returning participants to hockey.
Resources giants Woodside and Ro Tinto have tipped $1 million and $1.5m respectively into efforts helping communities affected by cyclone Narelle to pick up the pieces.
Laura Newell
Three Pilbara artists, Lisa Goessman, Ana Repullo and Jenna Pickering are in the running for the Jury Art Prize this year.
A trusted mine manager who betrayed his mentor and boss in a big gold swindle has been found liable to repay him, with a judge rejecting ‘implausible’ defence claims at trial.
Rebecca Le May
West Coast fielded 15 AFL-listed players in their stirring comeback win over Swan Districts on Sunday. Here’s how they all fared, including a young midfielder who was particularly impressive.
Josh Kempton
A 15-year-old private school student who tragically drowned in the remote Kimberley has been remembered as ‘the most enthusiastic and keen young fella ever’.
Leaked email reveals staff from WA will be forced to move interstate as the oil and gas company restructures to cut costs.
Paul-Alain Hunt and Keira Wright
Roger Cook will unveil his vision for seven regional cities to propel WA’s economy and will use hundreds of millions of dollars from WA’s mining giants to foot almost a third of the bill for more housing.
Jessica Page
AFL football boss Greg Swann says the league will alter its policy around the score review process after it cost West Coast a goal in controversial circumstances on Sunday.
Former Woodside boss Meg O’Neill is offloading her City Beach mansion only months after leaving Perth for London to take up a new gig as CEO of BP.
Outlaw Dayne Brajkovich has pleaded not guilty to displaying bikie insignia over a black-and-white Las Vegas Raiders singlet.
A surprise suburb in Perth’s south is the most sought-after areas for house hunters in the entire State, new data has revealed.
Police are appealing for public assistance to help find the father, who was last seen in the Great Southern city’s suburb of McKail.
Jacki Elezovich
The mice are in the house, and the people of Geraldton are calling for help.
Sienna Seychell
A year after being sworn in, the Geraldton Guardian caught up with Kirrilee Warr to reflect on her first 12 months in State politics and what’s to come.
Sally Q Davies
A Mid West farmer received the surprise of his life when he found a big seabird looking lost in his paddock, 80km from the ocean.
Three groups in Bunbury are amongst organisations in the creative sector across the State set to share in more than $10 million as part of Lotterywest’s Arts and Culture Infrastructure Grant Program.
The State Government is providing $10.8m to aid Albany’s transition away from mains gas, with most of the cash going towards converting the city’s social housing
People will be living and working on the moon within the next decade, according to the boss of space tech company Voyager Technologies.
Lucy Handley
The world has lost 13 million barrels of oil per day thanks to the war, and there are major disruptions in vital commodities, International Energy Agency head Fatih Birol said.
Holly Ellyatt
The probe is zeroing in on at least two instances over a roughly two-week period when trading volumes jumped sharply just ahead of key White House news.
Yun Li
The move comes as Iran has blockaded the Strait of Hormuz for weeks during the US-Israeli war with the country, a bottleneck that roiled global markets and strained the economy.
Garrett Downs
An Albany woman has been handed a community-based order, along with a fine and multi-year licence suspension, for a string of offending in both Albany and Perth over the past two years.
A Wheatbelt shire’s large residential investment nearly two decades ago has reaped its rewards, announcing a sold-out estate as demand for regional housing continues to soar.
Hannah Whitehead
Extra battery rebates in WA have hampered the uptake of a Federal Government program facilitating loans for green energy home upgrades, according to Assistant Climate Change and Energy Minister Josh Wilson.
Frontline workers in seven cities across one Aussie state are set to benefit from hundreds of millions of dollars being invested into housing stock.
A man in his 20s has drowned after being swept from rocks at a popular West Australian tourist spot.
A 19-year-old has died after his car crashed into a bridge pylon at speed on the South Western Highway.
Brooke Rolfe
