At $5 per dose, deaths linked to a notorious party drug have skyrocketed with an Australian hospital warning overdoses are now a daily occurrence.
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‘Cause for alarm’: party drug deaths spike tenfold
Rescue organisations call on State to speed up cat laws review as new research shows local government on board
New research shows WA councils are ready for cat containment but the law-reforming is still slow.
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The annual Have a Go expo has hit Bunbury under sunny skies
The annual Have a Go Expo has hit Bunbury, with the event taking place on Saturday from 10am.
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Art and Environment to headline first council hit out
The City of Bunbury Council are gearing up to hit council chambers on Tuesday February 3 after a seven-week hiatus
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South West residents warned of rental scams as the State witnesses unprecedented rise in cases
Victims of rental scams across the states have increased from 16 in 2024 to 20 in 2025 as the state government issues a warning for all renters to beware.
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The local community invited to help shape the future of Dardanup through submissions for budget
The Shire of Dardanup is calling on residents and not-for-profit organisations to have their say and help shape the future of the community through submissions for the 2026-27 budget
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Gelorup resident ready to hit the road for the fifteenth edition of Great Southern Cruise
A Gelorup local and his mates are ready to hit the road for their 14th year taking part in the Great Southern Cruise - this time in a 1968 Ford Fairlane
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Local club steps in to provide relief to families under financial burden as schools reopen
A relief for the parents from the cost of living pressures as a local club gets together to provide backpacks during the back to school season.
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Gabbard hit with mysterious whistleblower complaint as office insists ‘no wrongdoing’
Director of National Intelligence Tulsi Gabbard was hit with a highly classified, mysterious whistleblower complaint last year that included accusations an inspector general deemed not credible and others that were inconclusive.
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Meet the Wagga tradies who kept working during the week of 40-plus temperatures
In a week-long stretch of 40-plus degrees Celsius days that reached a high of 45 on Wednesday (28 January), tradies were the superheroes of the workforce. They were up before dawn and putting in the hard yards to finish targets and keep our region moving; building houses, roadworks, and repairing gas, water and electricity problems, […]
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