Albany-raised personal trainer Nat Bakker will embark on a gruelling 100km ultra-trail run in the Stirling Range National Park on Sunday to raise money for charity
Cameron Newbold
Promising two-year-old filly Hoi An delivered Albany trainer Roy Rogers his second Group 3 victory this season after claiming the $200,000 WA Sires’ Produce Stakes (1400m) at Ascot on Saturday
Taj Stubber
Royals midfielder Kylie Douglas capped a superb season by winning her first Great Southern Football League women’s fairest and best award
The sixth and final leg of the Albany and Districts Tennis League wrapped up with strong competitor numbers and featured a teams event at Lawley Park Tennis Club on Sunday
Two Albany juveniles who went on a school-holiday vandalism spree have pleaded guilty to causing $15,000 worth of damage to Flinders Park Primary School.
Kellie Balaam
Royals secured their spot in the 2021 Great Southern Football League women’s grand final after a hard fought victory over Denmark-Walpole in the preliminary final at Centennial Stadium on Friday night
A treble at Percy Spencer Racecourse has pushed Roy Rogers further clear in the Great Southern Trainers’ premiership
Albany pet owners are giving up their pets in a desperate bid to secure homes, with a local volunteer animal rescue service reporting a rise in surrenders this month as WA’s rental crisis continues.
Sarah Makse
Skaters of all ages took their final lap around The Track on Sunday as the Albany Roller Derby League bid farewell to its home of more than three years.
The next generation of a family that took Australian sandalwood oil global have unveiled the country’s first industrial hemp-based alcoholic seltzers.
The finals of the Lower Great Southern Bowling League men’s championship singles and fours will be played next month after rain forced an early end to proceedings at Emu Point Sporting Club on Sunday
Division 3 skipper Rob Cridge leaves his wheelchair on the pontoon and becomes the master on the water each Saturday afternoon as he prepares to match race with Mark Paynter
Des Beeck
It was once said Australia rode on the sheep’s back — but no one ever said shearing was easy.
Campbell Williamson
Shearing has profoundly shaped Australia, but how much do you know about the shearers that make up today’s industry?
Wesfarmers’ decision to close the Target Country in Narrogin was a blow to the community. Now, questions linger as to who replaces it.
The Shire of Denmark will protect native bushland by supporting the WA Forest Alliance.
A “prolific” shoplifter who went on a tap-and-go spending spree in Wagin, Narrogin and Pingelly has been sentenced to 15 months behind bars and ordered to pay more than $2500.
Albany Swim Club member Emmanuel Sandino returned with three gold medals from the 2021 Masters Swimming WA Short Course State Championships in Mandurah last month
Albany Town Hall’s surprising history will be revealed in a short, comedic play set to be brought to the stage by Chinjannup, a newly formed group of young Noongar performers.
Pingelly’s Tom Blechynden says it will be a boyhood dream to run out on his home ground in a WAFL premiership season match with South Fremantle this Saturday
The Recovering the Past photography exhibition is on WA shores for the first time at the Albany Princess Royal Fortress.
Giving Albany youths living with autism a platform to share what makes them unique is the mission of a pair of budding filmmakers with their own stories to tell.
Albany’s RSL sub-branch is on a new mission to support younger veterans who are struggling to transition back to civilian life.
Twenty public homes are set to be built in Albany in the coming months as the city’s public housing waitlist surpassed 450 at the end of February, according to the Department of Communities.
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