Kalgoorlie, on the strength of best-on-ground displays from Rhys Palmer and Jack Dasborough, sent Colin Rule into retirement as a three-time premiership coach after holding off Boulder
Neale Harvey
The Goldfields Football League is poised to change its by-laws after a controversial ruling marred the competition’s colts grand final on Saturday
Rory Coleman-Heard
In the end, it was a one-sided clinic that formalised Mines Rovers’ standing as the Goldfields Football League’s best reserves team in 2021
Boulder, under coach Danny Hayes, grabbed a slice of GFL history after warding off Kalgoorlie by three points to claim an inaugural women’s premiership in a clash that produced just two goals
The State Government has signed an Indigenous Land Use Agreement with the Tjuntjuntjara community after a 20-year campaign by the local Spinifex people.
A 22-year-old who kicked the mother of his child in the head in an “unprovoked, uninvited and unwarranted” assault has six months and one day imprisonment hanging over his head for the next 12 months
Tegan Guthrie
Centennial Park was awash with colour and celebration on Saturday as Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s diverse Papua New Guinea community gathered to mark the country’s independence from Australia in 1975
Jason Mennell
Mincor Resources has been buoyed by an “emerging exploration opportunity” near its Cassini nickel mine but has stopped short of calling the new prospect a discovery.
A fire has ripped through a building that forms part of the heritage-listed Coolgardie Post Office precinct
“If we look with fresh eyes, sensitivity and empathy, everyday life where we live, it is shocking, it just depends the way you look at it.”
Judge Burrows said with meth the “stock and trade” of his “lucrative” and sophisticated drug business, Edwards was the “principal beneficiary” and had commercial gain.
Amber Lilley
“Charlotte Polmear — she is definitely one of the biggest threats on that side. She’s an absolute weapon.”
And although Norths are resounding favourites, with 17 wins from as many games in 2021, Lavery is loath to harbour any thoughts of complacency.
‘Even though I’m not physically able, I still have a strong desire for this community and the history of this town’.
Tom Robinson
Fellow grand finalists Pegasus, however, still harbour hope of causing a boilover, having regularly challenged Norths leading up to the title-decider.
“I’m quietly confident we’ll have a good crack at it, as we always do.”
In the 2020 Boulder Cup, former top three-year-old stayer Friar Fox bounced back to her best, brilliantly winning for jockey Shaun O’Donnell.
“I just think that’s a basic right, a dignified meal that these people are chasing.”
The Roos, with 12 wins en route to the minor premiership, have been the benchmark all season.
Kangas now boast more experience, have critical pillars across every line and can take confidence from the most recent result between the two teams
“I’m really, really passionate about the environment and I just teach it every day in the classroom with my geography kids about climate change and taking positive action to create a bigger change.”
The winners were announced at an awards evening at the Goldfields Arts Centre last night.
It has been a season of highs and lows for Boulder, who strung together four successive wins between rounds eight and 12.
“It’s the little things that go a long way, I feel like it does help retain some staff and we’re always trying to create a good workplace culture for all our staff.”
Carwyn Monck
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