A lifeguard on the hit reality TV series Bondi Rescue has revealed his next move after he was found guilty of attacking a woman in a ‘fit of alcoholic rage’.
Adelaide Lang
A man has died when he collided with an SUV as he was cycling along a road in Melbourne late on Friday night.
Chris Hook
The Aussie screen icon has made a surprising true-blue casting decision for his next flick Beast in Me.
Blair Jackson
The world faces a blurring of the lines between traditional fire seasons, throwing up major problems in fighting blazes that increasingly threaten major cities.
Jack Gramenz, Melissa Meehan and Aaron Bunch
The Greens insider took a brazen stab at a former’s reality TV star’s challenge to Adam Bandt, taking a cheeky jab at Timothy Smith’s ‘commitment’.
Jessica Wang
Prosecutors say they won't charge rocker Marilyn Manson after a lengthy investigation into sexual assault and domestic violence allegations.
Andrew Dalton
A woman is in intensive care after receiving unregulated anti-wrinkle injections at a residential premise.
Duncan Evans
January 26 brings mixed emotions for many Indigenous people, with some reflecting or mourning, gathering for protests or spending time on Country.
Keira Jenkins
With Santa Ana winds dropping and rain forecast, weary Californian firefighters are hoping to advance in their quest to quench the state's remaining wildfires.
Staff Writers
‘One would say your most pressing issue is to get the skeleton out of your car boot’
Jay Hanna
After the EGCA’s A-section team lost, E-section captain Alex Jerrard assumed the spotlight with 102.
Neale Harvey
The plane crashed into Thomson Bay, killing pilot James Wong, Danish tourist Torben Poulsen, 60, and Swiss woman Danielle Grundbacher-Mosching, 65.
Caleb Runciman
Labor is pitting the experience of Premier Roger Cook against the ‘chaos’ of the Opposition, with the first ad blitz of the State election campaign about to hit television screens this weekend.
Jessica Page
Matt Iwankiw is set for a big 2025 season after notching two victories at the opening competition.
Local athletics is boosted by a talented junior division of six to 11 year-olds.
Rivers Kalgoorlie is one of over 130 stores across Australia set to close
Carwyn Monck
WA Labor have pledged to deliver lighting upgrades at three Kalgoorlie-Boulder playing fields if re-elected.
From a community breakfast, awards ceremony, to a free community concert, there will be plenty of activities happening in Kalgoorlie-Boulder this Australia Day.
TRIBUTE:The light and laughter Kevin Blair brought to Kalgoorlie-Boulder continues to shine bright with friends and family remembering his one-of-a-kind personality, “giant” heart and long list of achievements.
Tegan Guthrie
New nuggets of clinical wisdom have been unearthed in the Goldfields with St John WA Kalgoorlie volunteer, Abbey Hay.
For many sun, sea, sand and snags will among the top priorities on Australia Day as people gather to celebrate — whether they were born here, have made it their home or are just paying a visit.
Oliver Lane
Boulder Scouts contingency touch down in Kalgoorlie-Boulder following 10 days attending the 26th Australian Scouts Jamboree in Queensland.
For his final The Other Side column, author Robert Drewe touches on some personal stories from growing up in WA.
Robert Drewe
This year’s Australia Day is set be a special one for hundreds of people getting their Australian citizenship, including Francesco Aimassi who will finally get a title his partner and daughter already claim.
