The Fuller Co-op, launched earlier this year as a way for small businesses to grow, now only has four vacancies left in its 18-space shed.
Bella Kitchen
Nicolette Barbas
Local governments are being encouraged to promote the benefits of bushwalking through a new State Government grants program.
Jackson Barrett
Crab pots will be pulled out of sheds and dusted off around the South West next week, with the ban on recreational fishing for blue swimmer crabs set to be lifted on Tuesday.
A much-loved Bunbury man has been featured in a commemorative calendar sold nationally to celebrate 25 years of the Big Issue magazine.
A political war has erupted after the crippled Australind train was taken off the tracks again this week.
Glen Huon Primary School students teamed with local Wardandi and Balardong Noongar artist Tahlia Bennell and Water Corporation to transform a wastewater pump station into a vibrant public artwork.
An increase in the demand for local livestock and hundreds of job opportunities will soon be created in Waroona with the reopening of the town’s mothballed abattoir.
Briana Fiore
The shocking spate of double fatalities on South West roads continued at the weekend when two women were killed on a notorious stretch of Bussell Highway near Ludlow.
Although this year’s Christmas in the City event will look a little different, festivities and Christmas spirits will remain at an all time high.
An Eaton man who threatened his wife with a screwdriver and choked her several times while their children were home has been slammed by police for his “abhorrent, disgusting” acts.
The Red Cross has put out an urgent call for blood donors with stocks of Australia’s two most common blood types running critically low.
After a tumultuous final year of school, Bunbury’s Year 12 students finally get the chance to put their feet up or let their hair down, with exams finishing last week.
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Ray Jordan
Meghan, Duchess of Sussex, today revealed she suffered a miscarriage just four months ago. But sharing her private pain publicly may prevent others suffering in silence.
Kate Emery
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A booze-fuelled prank has ended up in court after a Broome man started frothing at the mouth and bleeding when he was tipped out of a chair while passed out.
Carly Laden
The load weighed three tonnes, which was more than the rated lifting capacity of the telehandler.
Jason Mennell
Bill Beament and Raleigh Finalyson became the toast of WA’s gold sector last month when they announced a $16b merger of their firms Northern Star and Saracen.
A Muja woman who shot dead her ‘defenceless’ partner after a drunken row will spend 12 years behind bars with WA’s top judge describing her actions as ‘motivated by selfishness, and stupidity’.
Clive Palmer reckons he has usurped Angela Bennett and Gina Rinehart as the top beneficiary of Pilbara iron ore entitlement payments
Parts of Perth’s CBD could be brought to a standstill tomorrow as Extinction Rebellion climate protesters plan to hold a music festival on the Malcolm Street Bridge.
Michael Traill
The founder of the financially-troubled Sculpture by the Sea says it will go ahead in 2021 after he reached a five-year deal with Cottesloe Council.
Jon Bassett
An unlicensed driver who fled the scene of a horror crash that left two people critically injured says he regrets not stopping to help the victims ‘more than anything I’ve ever regretted in my life’.
Attorney General John Quigley has called on Opposition leader Zak Kirkup to reveal the identity of current Liberal MPs warned a laptop at the centre of a corruption probe contained a ‘dirt file’.
The Perth family of brave cancer fighter Amelia ‘Milli’ Lucas say they are ‘blown away by her determination and will’ following her most recent round of surgery by neurosurgeon Dr Charlie Teo.
A Supreme Court legal battle is flaming over a culinary icon of Perth’s inner northern suburbs — the drive-through at Hungry Jack’s Dog Swamp.
Neale Prior
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