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  1. new growth PremiumNew businesses sign of growth for Narrogin CBD

  2. where’s my water PremiumResidents call for Narrogin water pipe network fix

  3. UGSFL wrap PremiumWoods boots another bag of eight as Katanning win again

  4. community buildersPremiumProgram to strengthen southern Wheatbelt towns

  5. Netball championshipsFive Narrogin teams compete in annual association champs

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

Going for gold PremiumShire of Boddington on a roll

Hotham Park was officially opened in March last year, featuring a skate park, pump track, exercise equipment, sports courts and nature playground.

Isabel Vieira

First winPremiumBulldogs register their first win since August

The Bulldogs have recovered after trailing at the end of the first term to score an impressive victory.

Calvin Sims

change of hands PremiumShire of Narrogin takes over Dryandra Country Visitor Centre

DCVC chairman Brian Seale wrote to Shire chief executive Dale Stewart asking him to consider their request for a Shire employee to “take operational control of the management of the centre.”

Isabel Vieira

Wanderers triumphPremiumKatanning claim hard-fought win in grand final rematch

The Tigers have recorded their fourth win of the season and consolidated second place on the Upper Great Southern Football League ladder after seven rounds. 

Andrew Pritchard & Calvin Sims

draining walletsFuel prices surge again in southern Wheatbelt

Unleaded fuel prices in the southern Wheatbelt are again nearing $2/L as fuel excise cut savings get eaten away by rising global oil prices.

Sean Van Der Wielen

Issues addressed PremiumPremiumStage set for town hall improvements

The Shire of Narrogin will address concerns with the town hall, including the stage rigging and lighting, and a new or improved stage and scissor lift.

Rescue operationCar crashes into building in Wheatbelt town

The RAC Rescue helicopter is en route to a serious crash in Narrogin, where a car reportedly ploughed into a building.

Serious crashPremiumPremiumWoman critically injured as car hits building after chase

Major crash investigators have been sent to Narrogin to examine the crash scene.

digging deepPremiumRecord funds raised at sixth Big Freeze in Lake Grace

“I am overwhelmed with the support we have experienced from donors and local community,” organiser Brenden Desmond said.

Sean Van Der Wielen

young achiever PremiumChloe Gault wins 7NEWS Young Achiever Award

During her speech, Ms Gault thanked the wider Brookton community for their support. 

Isabel Vieira

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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

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Corporate adviser accused of ‘fake’ LinkedIn credentials

Western suburbs businessman Anthony Torre, who has been accused of ripping off almost $2 million from clients, could be facing more legal action – this time for the alleged unauthorised use of a company name.

Emily Moulton

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‘A good, funny, happy guy’: Tributes after tragic accident

The worker who tragically lost his life after being dragged into a conveyor belt at a salt packaging facility in North Coogee has been described as a ‘top bloke’.

Briana Fiore

Regional News

Historical chargesPremiumMan pleads not guilty to rape and defilement

A Kalgoorlie-Boulder resident charged with the rape and defilement of a girl he was the guardian of in 1985 will fight the four charges in the District Court after pleading not guilty.

Tegan Guthrie

“Disgusting" text messagesPremiumMan sent “disgusting” derogatory and abusive texts to ex

A man who sent “disgusting” derogatory and abusive text messages to his ex-partner and threatened to damage property and hurt her dog has been fined $2000

Tegan Guthrie

local business hubPremiumNew Chamber of Commerce chief outlines vision for Denmark

Dr Gates said strengthening the visitor centre was one of his current priorities. 

Isabel Vieira

Home destroyedPremiumPremiumMan charged with arson which destroyed Norseman home

A 26-year-old man accused of lighting a fire which completely destroyed a Norseman home at the weekend has been remanded in custody

Volunteer spiritPremiumPremiumKeep Albany Beautiful’s Alice Rule marks 50 years

“Every time I see litter now when I drive, I stop and I go back and just clean it up.” 

Climate protestPremiumPremiumProtestor criticised for roundabout approach

A climate change protestor has been criticised for using the justice system to “ventilate a larger issue and attract attention” after facing a trial for blocking a busy Bunbury intersection.

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Shocking violencePremiumMan charged over horrific attack on Uber driver

A young man accused of a terrifying attack on a Perth Uber driver who was left temporarily blinded will remain behind bars after appearing in court on Tuesday.

Kellie Balaam

‘It’s time’Fremantle MP leading charge to free Julian Assange

Josh Wilson, who is a member of the Parliamentary Friends of the Bring Julian Assange Home Group, believes the WikiLeaks founder should be returned to Australia.

Kimberley Caines

SHOTS FIREDCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumMcGowan slams NSW’s ‘bizarre and illogical’ GST whinge

Hostilities over the GST carve-up and COVID have resumed between Mark McGowan and his NSW counterpart Dominic Perrottet, just days after a National Cabinet ceasefire.

‘city-changing project’CommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumPlans to transform ‘ugly’ Perth Convention Centre revealed

A new plan will be drawn up to modernise and expand the much-maligned Perth Convention and Exhibition Centre after property giant Brookfield acquired a 50 per cent stake in the leasehold.

RoadblockCommentsPremiumCommentsPremiumPerth Freight Link to be put out of misery

The Perth Freight Link, a controversial road project in Perth’s south that was stopped five years ago, looks set to be finally killed off in the Albanese Government’s first Federal Budget.

Beautiful soulTributes flow for Perth woman killed with axe in Pakistan

A close friend of the Perth woman who was allegedly killed by her father-in-law in Pakistan has paid tribute to the young mother describing her death as a “loss for eternity which will be remembered forever”.

Kellie Balaam