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  1. Narrogin’s oldest building PremiumConservation work starts at Narrogin’s Old Courthouse Museum

  2. Australian stories PremiumStardust + The Mission coming to Williams Memorial Hall

  3. funds for cancer PremiumNarrogin high school raises funds for Cancer Council WA

  4. Hockey champsUGSHA division one team finished third overall

  5. Colts carnival PremiumYoung Rams finish with two wins at colts carnival

Colts carnival PremiumBallard and Hemley rewarded for a stellar carnival

The OFA had their most competitive outing in the opening clash of the long-running carnival against neighbouring rivals the Great Southern Storm.

Cameron Newbold

Shooting champsPerth shooter Brett Worner takes out top honours

The event was initially set to take place at the Geraldton Shooting Range, but due to COVID complications, it was moved to Narrogin.

Calvin Sims

Carnival victory PremiumYoung Storm power to Great Southern Colts Carnival title

The two unbeaten teams after the opening day, the Storm and Goldfields, met in the decider of the long-running carnival but it was the Storm who emerged victorious after a clinical final three quarters.

Cameron Newbold

car vs motorcycle PremiumMan, 28, fighting for life after Narrogin crash

The 28-year-old man was take to Narrogin Hospital before the RAC rescue helicopter airlifted him to Royal Perth Hospital.

Isabel Vieira

car vs motorcycle PremiumMan to be airlifted to Perth after Narrogin crash

Emergency services were called to the intersection of Lock street and Floyed street about 2.50pm.

Isabel Vieira

new growth PremiumNew businesses sign of growth for Narrogin CBD

NCC chief executive Kerry Bryant encouraged residents to support CBD businesses by shopping locally.

Isabel Vieira

where’s my water PremiumPremiumResidents call for Narrogin water pipe network fix

More than 400m of pipe will be replaced along Barron street in mid-late 2022 to help “improve the reliability of water supply”, according to the Water Corporation.

UGSFL wrap PremiumPremiumWoods boots another bag of eight as Katanning win again

Wrap of the round seven action in the Upper Great Southern Football League competition.

community buildersPremiumPremiumProgram to strengthen southern Wheatbelt towns

The program will seek to identify the key priorities for each group and provide them with the skills, knowledge and access to resources to bring about change.

Netball championshipsFive Narrogin teams compete in annual association champs

The three-day competition had about 3200 Netball WA members, including a total of five teams and more than 65 NDNA players teams, competing for titles across the 39 divisions. 

culture classes PremiumMother-daughter duo bring Noongar culture into classroom

The mother-daughter duo have come together to bring their language and culture into the classroom. 

Isabel Vieira

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The dangerous TikTok cyberbullying scandal in WA schools

Teens are using TikTok to post cryptic picture clues and derogatory quotes for a bizarre ‘guess who’ game inviting viewers to guess the identity of a classmate or teacher being portrayed.

Bethany Hiatt

Foul PlayMUST WATCH: Explosive documentary exposes truth about Pinder

A new video series from The West Australian explores the rise and fall of Wildcats superstar Kendal ‘Tiny’ Pinder. Former teammates, coaches and his son reveal what went on behind the scenes. WATCH IT IN FULL

Daryna Zadvirna

Tooth and nailCommentsPremiumThe claws are out as crisis engulfs embattled Perth Wildcats

Once upon a time, the Perth Wildcats were considered one of sport’s biggest success stories. So who is to blame for its tumultuous year under a new owner? Craig O’Donoghue investigates.

Craig O’Donoghue

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Dark dayPremiumWoman dies at the scene of horror Wheatbelt crash

A 50-year-old driver has died after a car ploughed into a tree in the Wheatbelt on Saturday.

Tim Clarke

Teenage tragedyPremiumFeysville car crash leaves teenage girl dead

Another WA family is in mourning — and another teenage driver is under investigation — after a crash in the Goldfields left an 18 year-old girl dead.

Tim Clarke

Check your tickets!VideoCommentsThree West Australians win big on Lotto Superdraw

Three West Australians won big in Saturday’s $20 million Lotto Superdraw in a ‘clean sweep of four out of four Superdraw wins for WA’. Here’s where they bought their winning tickets.

Paradise lostPremiumPremiumBroome a tragic tale of two cities as youth crime skyrockets

The jewel in the crown of the State’s north west tourism industry is fast becoming a tragic tale of two cities. Broome is bristling with tourists by day, but by night it is a war zone plagued by youth crime.

CAPE ESCAPECommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumThe WA station model Elle Macpherson took a secret trip to

The wilds surrounding Warroora Station up on the North West Cape of WA had so much natural beauty, even Australian supermodel Elle Macpherson had to head up and take a secret look.

NAIDOC WeekPremiumPremiumInaugural light show kicks off week of celebrations

A light show unlike anything in the Pilbara which explores the Martu use of waru will be unveiled in Newman as part of the town’s NAIDOC week celebrations.

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Cheers CommentsPub owner frontrunner for Nationals win in North West

A former international rower turned Carnarvon publican has nominated to be the Nationals WA candidate in the North West Central by-election sparked by the surprise retirement of Vince Catania.

Peter Law and Josh Zimmerman

Top priorty CommentsPremium‘Long overdue’ project to boost tourism in Perth

The top priority for reconnecting WA with the world has been revealed, with the tourism industry calling on the McGowan Government to pump funds into the ‘long overdue’ project.

Peter Law

‘Extraordinarily serious criminal’ PremiumPremiumUS prosecutor demands hefty sentence for Perth fraudster

The plea for mercy made by multi-million dollar fraudster Eugeni ‘Zhenya’ Tsvetnenko has not impressed New York prosecutors — who have called him an ‘extraordinarily serious’ criminal.

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Fearful mum who left baby in toilet shown mercy in court

An unmarried Indian woman under significant cultural and religious pressures ‘abandoned her humanity’ and left her newborn baby head first in a toilet out of fear she’d be ostracised from her community.

Frightening crashPremiumPremiumPolice hunt e-scooter rider that left young girl bloodied

A little girl was left bloodied and shaken after she was allegedly the victim of a beachside e-scooter hit-and-run.

Speed MachineCommentsInaugural Perth-Rome direct flight sets speed record

Qantas’ inaugural non-stop 787 flight from Perth to Rome has set a new speed record with the first flight touching down in just 15 hours and 34 minutes.

Geoffrey Thomas