Bunbury fans of classical music can enjoy a show at Bunbury Regional Entertainment Centre as West Australian Symphony Orchestra takes to the Bunbury stage for the second time this year.
Sofia Fimognari
The Liberal Party have opened the cheque book to address more longstanding challenges within the Augusta-Margaret River shire.
Warren Hately
The WA Liberals have pledged $7.25 million for a new Geographe Leisure Centre if elected in the upcoming State election.
The future of the Busselton Jetty Tourist Park remains unknown, with Busselton councillors asking potential operators to submit a tender.
Daniel Hocking
The City of Busselton council has voted in favour of adopting a new policy to recognise and highlight rail trail history in the Capes following a previous decision to “prioritise” railway heritage.
City of Busselton councillors unanimously voted to rescind the policy regarding holiday home regulations during their latest ordinary meeting.
Re-entering the competition with two new men’s teams, the Busselton City Football Club are preparing for the upcoming season.
The City of Busselton will launch a grant funding program focused on fostering its sister city relationship with the Japanese town of Sugito.
A Dunsborough man who stalked his ex-girlfriend and threatened to send intimate photos of her has narrowly avoided jail.
A Marybrook man who was caught with a multitude of different drugs has avoided jail, despite being previously ordered to behave while on a community-based order.
New sporting infrastructure for Cape Naturaliste College could be on the cards with a re-elected Labor government as Vasse candidate Evan Lewis promises funding for the region.
Busselton Pride Alliance members gathered at the weekend in a bid to make their voices heard on the importance of gender-affirming hormone therapy access.
Hundreds gathered at the Busselton Foreshore after the first day of the Busselton Jetty Swim on Saturday evening for a free sunset concert at the Foreshore Ampitheatre.
More than 80 boats will be sailing through the waters of Geographe Bay from this weekend as Geographe Bay Race Week gets under way.
Yallingup Galleries is searching for young artists to apply for their Artbeat youth mentorship program, with the winner receiving a year-long fellowship with a professional artist in their field of interest.
A new engine has been installed in one of the Busselton Aero Club’s training planes, thanks to funding from the City of Busselton.
A Bunbury learner drivers program has expanded further around the South West, helping teens obtain their provisional licence.
The South 32 Worsley mine development project has received environmental approval by the Federal Government.
Ezra Kaye
The riskiest roads list for Western Australia has been revealed by the RAC, with half of the 20 most dangerous regional roads and intersections in the South West.
The Bunbury Multicultural Group is co-ordinating free driving lessons and practice for migrant women in the South West to help them pass their test and integrate into the community.
Closed and unsealed roads, impatient drivers, and a lack of public transport are frustrating South West residents on the road to next month’s State election.
Amber Lilley and Sofia Fimognari
Intelife is looking for participants in the South West for its Open Employment Program which helps provide people with disabilities with opportunities in the workforce.
A Bunbury homelessness advocacy group is still fighting for a local shelter, pushing back on claims the accommodation would “create a worse scenario”.
Rising star Ingrid Blandford is no stranger to success both in and out of the pool, but 2024 may have been the crowning jewel on top her young career so far.