Vasse Village shopping centre businesses say escalating anti-social behaviour is leaving traders fearing for their safety, with one shop owner forced to take out a restraining order after repeated incidents.
Madelin Hayes
Craig Duncan
The Harvey Shire council has voted to continue moving forward with its reconciliation action plan despite a councillor doubling down past suggestions for it to be terminated.
Rose Patane
A community fundraiser for a Busselton identity has smashed its target, securing more than $40,000 for MND WA, disabled surfers and Embrace Inclusion
After more than a year of organic waste being thrown in landfill, the City of Bunbury has announced it will resume Food Organic and Garden Organic processing
A Busselton-based artist is set to display her latest artwork at the 18th Castaways Sculpture Awards as the finalists for the annual exhibition have been announced.
Renowned Australian chef Karl Wulf is taking over the kitchen of Bunbury’s Parade Hotel, aiming to take advantage of the region’s proximity to Australia’s best produce.
A leading Bunbury support service agency has entered into a Memorandum of Understanding with the South West’s largest First Nation organisation, during NAIDOC week.
The South West’s largest city is set to take centre stage this October as leaders, innovators and investors from across Australia converge for a major conference exploring the industries shaping the future.
Regional patients living with a stoma can now receive specialist care closer to home with stomal therapy nurses working with members of the community.
The South West Football League are aiming for a hattrick of Nutrien Ag Solutions Senior Men’s Country Championships division one titles this weekend in Perth.
The South West has a new community centre with the official opening of the new Dalyellup Library and Youth Hub on the weekend.
Dalyellup drivers are set to benefit from a $25,000 investment as part of the Road Safety Commission’s community initiatives grants.
A stunning Dalkeith home listed on the market proves hard work brings the spoils - at least it has for the owner.
Kim Macdonald
Police have revealed more than 20,000 images and videos of child exploitation material have yet to be categorised as part of investigations into a 33-year-old FIFO worker.
Tegan Guthrie
Mining giant Rio Tinto admits that one of its primary iron ore accommodation villages requires immediate upgrades after staff blew the whistle on a mould infestation.
Adrian Rauso
Perth’s top real estate agent is selling an astonishing half a billion dollars worth of property each year — and you have probably never heard of him.
Maritime data compiled for The Nightly has revealed at least four hi-tech Chinese satellite tracking vessels were deployed to the region in the days leading up to Beijing’s missile test.
Andrew Greene
A new State Government program encouraging visitors to head north this season is expected to generate more than $1 million in tourism bookings.
The Mandurah music teacher who had a baby with her underage student she sexually abused has been pictured for the first time since details of the incident emerged.
Country families who have needed to spend time in Perth while their children receive medical treatment were given a chance to reconnect with a piece of home through a new event designed just for them.
Sophie Gannon
Discarded syringes left on the street continue to be an issue in the community, with 5085 picked up by City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder staff so far this year, more than double from the same time last year.
A Kalgoorlie-Boulder councillor would like to see a no-kill policy at the local pound, as the deputy mayor’s push for a report into compulsory desexing of adopted pound dogs was backed unanimously.
A peak WA agriculture body has warned that economic development in the State’s far north would be held back by the “conservative” water limits in the latest Fitzroy-Derby River management plan.
This year’s Ms Kalgoorlie pageant winner has set her sights on a modelling career while encouraging others to never give up on their dreams.
The Eastern Goldfields Historical Society is seeking the public’s help identifying and shedding light on this photo.
Fed chair Kevin Warsh stuck to his long-stated belief in his first press conference on Wednesday that ‘inflation is a choice.’
Matt Peterson
Tanker traffic plunged in early March due to Iranian attacks, causing the biggest oil supply disruption in history.
Spencer Kimball
For nearly two decades, some of the world’s most prominent investors quietly accumulated stakes in SpaceX while the rocket maker remained largely off-limits to the public markets.
Yun Li
Iran’s influence over the Strait of Hormuz has inadvertently transformed the energy security debate, effectively casting fossil fuels rather than renewables as the primary source of vulnerability.
Sam Meredith
WA’s taxi industry has been overrun by a sophisticated network of temporary immigrants who are working illegally for companies which are ripping off customers with inflated fares.
Ben Harvey
More than 400 Australian Army personnel have taken part in a major live-fire exercise near Lancelin, where soldiers fired an anti-armour missile system in WA for the first time.
Liam Murphy
One woman in a ragtag crew accused of attempting to smuggle a wanted man out of the country has pleaded not guilty to her role in the botched plot.
Elon Musk’s X Corp fought harder to keep footage of deceased Bondi attack victims online than it has to combat anti-Semitism, an inquiry has heard.
A postal worker accused of tampering with secure mail bags loaded with cash could face further charges, a court has been told.
Police have charged three people after an alleged pursuit that led to the discovery of methylamphetamine in a car.
Brooke Rolfe