Two people have sustained critical injuries after being involved in a two-car collision in Woodanilling, north of Katanning on Thursday afternoon.
Melissa Sheil and Hannah Whitehead
The world’s cocoa crunch is finally showing signs of a turnaround, as better harvests in South America and waning demand put supplies on track for a back-to-back surplus.
Mumbi Gitau
The town of Katanning were up on their feet for a special AC/DC tribute drive-by concert on Tuesday to commemorate 50 years since the infamous rock band wowed the Great Southern.
Hannah Whitehead
A Great Southern man who drove with more than three times the legal limit of blood alcohol in Mt Barker has copped a hefty fine and had his licence disqualified for more than two years.
Melissa Sheil
Nine-year-old Australian working border collie MGH Rabbit has been crowned Australia’s two-time top working dog at one of the country’s largest sheep dog trials in Northam.
Georgia Campion
Agriculture is being called upon to do the heavy lifting after the Albanese Government announced its “ambitious but achievable” 2035 climate target of 62-72 per cent.
Cally Dupe
Sporting shooting leaders have called for recreational shooting to be reinstated as a genuine reason to own a firearm under the State Government’s tough gun reforms at a Parliamentary inquiry into the Act.
A Narrogin parts technician has taken out top honours at the national John Deere Technician of the Year awards, with the title marking her second win in the competition in three years.
Australia’s biggest sheep station has finally been sold, with a UK-owned agribusiness giant snapping up Rawlinna Station for an undisclosed amount after months of delays.
Labor’s contentious firearms reforms have left WA veterinarians scratching their heads over conflicting licensing rules and advice for euthanising animals across multiple property types and the roadside.
The environment minister has trumpeted reforms to a "broken" oversight system as frustrated land managers slam subsidies for activities damaging the landscape.
Jack Gramenz
Kimberley ‘Cob’ De Pledge is calling for the right to appeal firearm licence decisions after revealing at the Parliamentary inquiry into the Firearms Act there are no guns on Yanrey Station.
The King family of Rangeview Merino and Poll Merino stud in Darkan have been awarded the prestigious supreme sash at this year’s Perth Royal Show fleece judging competition.
Bob Garnant
Mia Davies has taken up the fight for WA’s domestic gas lobby and put the heat on Premier Roger Cook to ensure the State’s reservation policy is enforced.
Jessica Page
A wage war between CBH Group and wharfies at the Kwinana Grain Terminal will continue to behind closed doors this week with the Fair Work Commissioner stepping in to mediate negotiations.
Live sheep exports from WA to the Middle East have stalled following the three-month summer trading moratorium in an ‘unprecedented situation’ amid declining industry confidence.
The State’s top cop has revealed hundreds of firearms are being stolen every year as he defended the implementation of tough new gun laws.
A man is in custody after allegedly sparking a lengthy police chase along Albany Highway that ended when he crashed into another car before trying to carjack others near Cranbrook on Sunday afternoon.
An administrative stuff-up has led to WA Police Minister Reece Whitby being listed to speak at an inquiry into Labor’s gun laws before being removed from the line-up a few days before he was due to present.
Thieves have gone to extraordinary lengths to remove, dismantle, and steal two large sheds from a South West property owned by an American mining firm.
Australia’s telecommunications regulator says it is ‘deeply concerned’ following the latest Optus triple-0 outage — which left three people dead — while outlining the scope of its investigation into the telco.
Aaron Patrick and Caitlyn Rintoul
The biennial Landcare conference is billed as Australia's largest knowledge-sharing climate adaptation, biodiversity, sustainability and nature repair event.
Farmers and the community need to trust one another and work together to tackle challenges facing the land - and outdated laws need to catch up, an expert says.
It took 12 pairs of shoes, 14,000km and 200 days for Brooke McIntosh to become the youngest and fastest woman to run around Australia.
Abby Green
