After almost three years of waiting, the Australind train will be racing back to Bunbury on June 29, with Transport Minister Rita Saffioti locking in the long-overdue return date.
Craig Duncan
A new Harvest Road state-of-the-art rendering facility in Harvey has been officially opened after more than 18 months of construction.
Georgia Campion
Ongoing dry conditions and the need to conserve water is behind Harvey Water’s decision to close the Waroona district water season early this year.
Rose Patane
An aerial control of rusa deer is set to be conducted by the Department of Primary Industries and Regional Development in the Harvey region later this year.
With less than a week to go until the Harvey Show kicks off, the Harvey Agricultural Society’s patron Graeme Moore is reminding everyone of the show’s roots and importance to the town’s history.
It was a step back in time at the Talbot’s Farm in Brunswick at the weekend as vintage tractors roared to life once again for the Lights on the Hill event.
Community members got a peek behind the curtain on Friday of a new show set to showcase in Harvey next year celebrating women in sport and competition.
A community festival celebrating one of the South West’s best-known waterways is making its grand return next month.
Two Waroona holiday locations have received a major funding boost in the latest round of regional economic development grants from the State Government.
Young cattle enthusiasts from across the State descended onto the Brunswick Showgrounds last week, for the annual WA Youth Cattle Camp.
Entries have opened for one of WA’s largest off-road endurance events — the 2026 C-Wise Dwellingup 100 Mountain Bike Race and Mighty Jarrah Trail Run.
Jack Penniment
Harvey-Brunswick-Leschenault endured a mixed night against Bunbury on Saturday, with poor kicking costing the men’s side while the women continued their unbeaten start to the season.
The student of the year at the South Regional TAFE’s Harvey campus has been revealed as part of 2025 Student Awards events.
With the countdown officially on for the 104th Harvey Agricultural Show, Harvey’s Shire president Michelle Campbell has shared what she loves about the annual event
This year will be the 34th Anzac Day service and march in Brunswick Junction since it was reinstated after a lapse of 20 years.
Judy Talbot
With live entertainment, cattle and horse competitions, the exhibition hall, log chopping and more, there will be something for everyone at the annual two-day Harvey show.
In a sport built on pressure, precision, and split-second decisions, Lucy Fiore is too busy riding winners to reflect on her growing status as one of Western Australia’s leading jockeys.
A South West dairy farmer has slammed the State Government’s decision to allow heavier loads on accredited trucks, calling the move “useless” in the face of new bridge restrictions in the region.
Madelin Hayes
Cars of all colours, shapes and sizes rolled in to Waroona at the weekend for the town’s annual display of cars.
The Yarloop Police are appealing for the public’s help in relation to a burglary and stealing incident.
Three playgrounds in the Shire of Harvey are set to get some new equipment after the council voted in favour to award contracts.
Community groups have the chance to get some of their major projects funded with the Shire of Harvey launching a streamlined grants program next month.
Construction of an acceleration lane from Preston Beach Road to Forrest Highway will commence this month, aiming to help motorist safely merge with traffic.
From keeping fit to eating healthy, an expo in Harvey last week focused on helping residents learn about self-care and wellness.