Kalgoorlie International Speedway fence and toilets to benefit from $2m pledge made in 2017
A decision finally seems to have been made on what a $2 million motorsport State election promise from 2017 will be able to achieve in Kalgoorlie-Boulder.
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South West AFL Watch: Busselton’s Jye Amiss kicks three crucial goals in Fremantle’s finals-sealing win
Busselton’s Jye Amiss played a crucial role in Fremantle’s finals-sealing 15-point win over Western Bulldogs at Marvel Stadium on Sunday, kicking three critical goals.
South West products Lauren Quaife and Adi Griffith on wrong end of heartbreaking WAFLW grand final loss
South West products Lauren Quaife and Adi Griffith were on the wrong end of a heartbreaking one-point loss in Sunday’s WAFLW grand final.
Mykea Gray and Pharell Keats claim South West Slammers most valuable player awards
Star South West Slammers women’s import Mykea Gray was recognised for a brilliant first season with the club with their most valuable player award, while Pharell Keats won the men’s prize.
Narrogin Observer celebrates 120 years of regional news, standing at the southern Wheatbelt’s oldest newspaper
One man’s will to share the stories, achievements, community and tribulations of the Southern Wheatbelt has stood the test of time as the Narrogin Observer celebrates 120 years in print.
Alkoomi sees new generation of Lange-Hallett-Penniment family take the reins for 50th vintage anniversary
Nestled deep among the rolling farmland and trees of the Great Southern are a family who, for three generations have been making wine in the quest to put their tiny town on the international viticulture map.
South Perth council reaffirm controversial decision to remove six trees blocking ‘multimillion-dollar’ views
The fight to retain six juvenile trees on the South Perth foreshore claiming to block ‘multimillion-dollar’ views has been unsuccessful.
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Adrian Barich: Sigh of relief from Harley’s decision to stay
“I’ve been to Cottesloe Beach, tasted a chicken parmi at the Wembley, and someone just told me two million a year actually buys you a house in Subi. Why would I leave?” Yes, Harley Reid is staying in Perth.
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New Claremont shopfront for The Furniture Gallery is a showcase of WA’s finest artisans and artists
The boutique store gives new meaning to a once-disused space
Reuse shop opens up in Como, giving work opportunities for people with disabilities
Good quality unwanted items will be given a second chance at life with the launch of a new reuse shop at the City of South Perth’s recycling centre in Como.
Padel ball courts planned for bowling club as Bedford joins new fitness craze
The Bedford bowling club could be the latest location for new fitness craze padel ball after the City of Bayswater approved a sub-lease agreement with Outback Padel.
City of Perth call for facelift to ‘unattractive’ and ‘unappealing’ Mounts Bay Road underpass
Main Roads WA will be pushed for a prettier Mounts Bay Road freeway underpass by the City of Perth.
Councillor absences leave South Fremantle residents fighting heritage listings in limbo
A lack of councillors has pushed back a decision on a new heritage area for South Fremantle.
Mid-air plane collision exercise tests emergency response in Fremantle
A simulated mid-air plane collision tested emergency services in Fremantle.
Rogers Cup: West Perth win grand final three-peat
West Perth survived a second-half scare to win their third Rogers Cup premiership in a row at Mineral Resources Park on Sunday.