One of Port Hedland’s major bridges will be sporting a fetching shade of teal over three nights this week to celebrate 100 years of Main Roads WA.
Joshua Dowdall
International travel led the record result of more than 18 million passengers moving through Perth Airport terminals in 2025-26.
Rebecca Le May and Sean Smith
Mineral Resources and Rio Tinto led the pack as the Pilbara’s iron ore majors put cyclone season in the rear view mirror by ending the 2026 financial year strongly.
Adrian Rauso
Perth Airport has revealed what may become of T3, T4 and surrounds as part of its colossal redevelopment, and also confirmed the planned hotel is on hold while it juggles daily operations with construction.
Rebecca Le May
About five years after the idea was first raised, Narrogin has the go-ahead for a new facility which will be a one-stop hub for the region’s emergency services.
Claire Middleton
Construction of a multimillion-dollar workers accommodation camp for employees at one of CBH Group’s largest grain receival sites has started in Cranbrook.
Melissa Sheil
Residents and businesses in Wickepin should be able to keep the lights on whatever the weather after the completion of a $1.3 million upgrade package by Western Power.
Capping the population at 50,000, improving public transport and addressing water shortages were among the ideas and concerns raised at a forum discussing how to manage Albany’s future growth last month.
Large swathes of Albany’s coastline around Princess Royal Harbour may have eroded in the next 25 years if no preventative action is taken, according to a draft document identifying the areas most at risk.
The planned redevelopment of Stubbs Park is set to go ahead after the Shire of Dumbleyung accepted a $2,275,300 tender at its ordinary council meeting on June 18.
Construction of a staircase allowing easy access from the Albany Marina into the water is underway, with the project expected to be completed in the coming weeks.
The first skirmish in the conflict surrounding a proposed alcohol and drug rehabilitation centre in Kendenup was won by residents opposed to the scheme at a dramatic council meeting in Mt Barker on Tuesday.
The Shire of West Arthur have bought a Crown reserve in Darkan after a below market-value price was approved by State Government, with a long-term plan in place for more aged care homes.
Jacki Elezovich
One of the volunteers who helped craft the signs that welcome people to Narrogin townsite is pleading with the council not to replace them with $171,000 rock designs that “every second shire has got”.
The future of a plot of land adjacent to the Denmark Health Service has sparked fierce debate amongst the Denmark community, as the Shire of Denmark invites expressions of interest for development plans.
Decomissioning the Albany network is the only possible option, writes Russell Godsall, executive general manager, gas operations, ATCO Australia.
Russell Godsall
The real-life Succession drama unfolding at Linfox has taken a major twist, with all three sons of billionaire founder Lindsay Fox seemingly facing replacement at the helm of key divisions.
Hyden is set to benefit from a wind farm windfall after Synergy announced last Wednesday it was setting up a community benefits fund.
Advance Housing has appointed Wauters Building Company as the contractor to deliver a 36-home social and affordable housing development in Albany.
Amy Towers
Demolition of the Peace Park Jetty is underway, 15 years after it was built as a way to honour Albany’s Anzac convoy legacy.
Direct flights from Albany to the east coast could soon be a possibility with the now-open $41.6m tender to upgrade the Great Southern’s largest airport able to support heavier passenger planes.
WA is weeks away from being plugged into one of the biggest upgrades to the nation’s internet backbone in a generation, as a new subsea cable strengthens Perth’s role as a strategic digital hub.
Ryan Johnson
International investors are wading into Australia's water market, and while scarcity ensures decent returns, droughts could leave some producers high and dry.
Adrian Black
The Shire of Denmark council has unanimously voted to support the approval of a new development plan that will see more than 150 new homes built in the regional town.
