One Nation leader Pauline Hanson took her Federal election campaign to the Nullarbor Muster on Saturday, where she was seen socialising with patrons and cracking open a beer just one week out from polling day.
Jessica Antoniou
More than 1000 cowboys, cowgirls and keen patrons travelled from across Australia to attend the 42nd Nullarbor Muster at the weekend.
Two WA abattoirs have been given expanded access to Chinese markets for chilled and frozen sheep and goat meat in what is being labelled a significant win for the processing industry.
Cally Dupe
The liquidators chasing the tax office for $3.8m of payments made while former Mrs Mac’s Pies company allegedly broke in 2022.
Neale Prior
An Albany man caught driving at more than 150km/h on Albany Highway while under the influence of alcohol has been fined and had his licence disqualified.
Jacki Elezovich
WA sheep processors and feedlotters would be the first to benefit from the Federal Government’s plan to ban live sheep exports, with $40 million in grants set to be up for grabs within months.
Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s long-mooted rail realignment and intermodal freight hub project has received the backing of the Prime Minister, who also supports the return of the WA rail freight network to public hands.
Neil Watkinson
China isn't negotiating with the United States over tariffs, Beijing says, as signs emerge that the Trump administration might de-escalate its trade war.
Huizhong Wu
The 30-year-old man was pronounced dead at the scene.
Melissa Sheil and Eliza Kavanagh
Animal rights activist Tash Peterson has been thrown into bankruptcy, clearing the way for a probe into the riches generated by her successful social media empire.
The coalition will review the Pacific Australia Labour Mobility scheme, which has grown to include more than 30,000 workers, should it win the May 3 election.
Ben McKay
A Gascoyne pastoral station well known for its world-class surf is up for sale, with expressions of interest being sought for the land.
Matthew Paddick
In an unassuming suburban home in the back streets of Geraldton lies a mushroom farm boasting the freshest, most gourmet mushroom varieties to get any foodie salivating.
Josephine Hingst
Five Dumbleyung women will release their collaborative war memorial book as part of the community’s Anzac celebration in honour of those from the district who served.
Hannah Whitehead
Western Australia’s Billi Marshall has been included in a prestigious national leaders list for her proven capabilities within the beef industry.
Melissa Pedelty
A leading West Australian diversified food and agribusiness company has been named one of the best-managed companies in the country.
A young Busselton auctioneer has proven himself at a national competition, securing second at the fiercely contested event
Get ready to wear your country attire and roll out your swag for an outback adventure at the 42nd Nullarbor Muster
Carwyn Monck
Elizabeth Green’s memoir is interspersed with the raw emotions of a young woman battling to find her place in a male-dominated profession, at a time where struggling mentally was not an option.
Hannah Cross
National Party leader David Littleproud denies this election is slipping away from the Coalition, saying the result will be determined seat by seat.
Joe Spagnolo
The Nationals first acts in Government will be to resurrect the live sheep export trade and restore Australia’s international agricultural standing, David Littleproud will vow in an Easter campaign stop in WA.
Dylan Caporn
It’s not just chocolate bilbies making an appearance this Easter, with the beloved native marsupial making a long-overdue comeback in WA after years of dwindling numbers due to drought.
Sarah Steger
Two people aged in their 80s have been taken to hospital after becoming trapped in their car when it hit a truck in Albany.
Claire Middleton
From perfecting the art of drawing horse rumps as a child to setting a female first at Australia’s oldest provincial race club in WA’s Avon Valley, Natasha Atkinson is living out her equine dreams.
Staff Reporter
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