Improving chaser Mabel Monelli is three from three since returning from a spell, scoring another victory in the Sign Up WA Grade 5 over 400m at Greyhounds WA Mandurah last Friday.
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Rising star chaser Gideon Monelli extended his winning sequence when he claimed the Kanyana Cup (488m) at Greyhounds WA Mandurah last Friday night.
Garden Island has farewelled one of the nation’s ships helping to keep the region secure.
Michael Palmer
The City’s mayor said they have been anticipating the rule changes prior to their rollout.
Michael Palmer & Sophie Gannon
A $4 million partnership has been formed to help improve the lives of children and families in the City of Kwinana.
The City of Rockingham has agreed to chip in for a major golf event coming its way.
The City of Kwinana says its is seeing the rewards from its efforts to become small business friendly.
Comets and Western Roar will meet in the grand final of the WA Netball League for the fourth consecutive year after minor premiers Southside Demons crashed out in straight sets.
Alarm bells rang when dead silver gulls were found on the island this week.
City of Kwinana councillors have baulked at looking how FOGO stacks up against the city’s current waste service.
Athletes from sports as diverse as athletics, baseball, ballroom dancing, CrossFit, rugby union and more will compete for the City of Rockingham’s 2026 Sports Star Awards next month.
Dave Friedlos
The Western Warriors have snared the final spot in the WA Netball League finals after a thrilling final round.
There’s a modular mess awaiting liquidators after Perth construction hopeful NXT Builds hit the wall with homes unfinished. Plus: Bitcoin bull stampedes the exit.
A paraplegic criminal nicknamed ‘Hot Wheels’ has been described by a judge as an ‘unstoppable and prolific drug dealer’ before being jailed for eight years.
Caleb Runciman
The Big Australian is swinging the axe on a chunk of its 1600-strong workforce at a massive Pilbara iron ore mine.
Adrian Rauso
Detectives have charged four men with offences including attempted murder as part of their investigation into a terrifying Warnbro home invasion where two people were stabbed.
A West Australian man detained in a Thai prison after allegedly killing a teenage girl and stuffing her body into a suitcase has been receiving diplomatic support, as his estranged parents lash out.
Charlton Hart
Health authorities have issued an urgent warning about a popular but extreme indoor fitness craze in the wake of seven people being rushed to hospital after collapsing at a Perth meet.
Ben Harvey
The family of the latest person killed on WA roads has spoken out about their senseless loss and absolute heartbreak, saying the tragedy has “left a hole in all of our lives that can never be filled.”
A cunning Royals’ gameplan has undone Denmark-Walpole and handed the Lions hosting rights for this week’s huge elimination final after they finished the GSFL season in third place on the ladder.
A finals football match was brought to a standstill when a player suddenly collapsed on the field and stopped breathing.
Rural Aid was out in force at the Dowerin Machinery Field Days, in the charity’s largest presence at the annual event after an increase in counsellors to tackle regional mental health.
Georgia Campion
Hire fees for the Goldfields Arts Centre and neighbouring community pavilion had the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder rake in almost $135,000 from this year’s Diggers & Dealers Mining Forum.
Tegan Guthrie
Homelessness in Kalgoorlie-Boulder is becoming a reality for more than just the disadvantaged and those at-risk because of a housing shortage and rising cost-of-living.
Toby Cann & Rosa Griffith
Swan Valley residents have walked away from a meeting with the Deputy Premier feeling “jubilant” after years of protesting increasing flooding as a result of neighbouring housing developments.
For most young Australians, moving out of home is little more than a distant dream.
Public housing and former hotels sit idle in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, while homelessness and housing shortages continue to affect the local community.
The early 2000s platform would capitalise on nostalgia and rejection of the traditional social media experience. Would you go back?
Sawdah Bhaimiya
Authorities are turning to extreme measures to fight the economy-threatening drought, like blowing up riverbeds.
Sam Meredith
Michael Burry is sticking with his bearish wagers even as the S&P500 surges to a record high, warning that the rally could still end in a sharp sell-off reminiscent of the 1987 stock-market crash.
Yun Li
BP on Tuesday reported a sharp upswing in second-quarter profit, as energy supermajors reap massive profits from higher fossil fuel prices amid hostilities between the US and Iran.
A cold McMuffin found during a car search left police Mcspeechless and one man facing court.
David Hannant
A breakfast burger has become an unlikely piece of evidence after police in WA’s north uncovered a shocking addition hidden inside.
Tegwen Bescoby
Two people who acted to protect and assist others during a stabbing incident in South Hedland are among the latest recipients of Australian Bravery Awards.
A Perth doctor, who has been honoured for his bravery after an armed attacker stormed a North Perth medical practice, says the incident showed the power of people coming together when faced with danger.
An Albany man accused of inducing a child to act as a prostitute in Perth earlier this year has attempted to apply for a suppression order, in an effort to limit his “embarrassment” and “reputational damage”.
ANDREW GREENE: The squabble between Pauline Hanson and Labor has overshadowed a much more serious debate inside a Government rattled by the scale of One Nation’s win.
Andrew Greene
