When Fremantle champion Nat Fyfe hangs up his boots at the end of this season, his dad David hopes it will mean he has another driver to call on for the family trucking business in Lake Grace.
Rourke Walsh and Cally Dupe
WA Police says it has been targeted by deepfake scammers seeking to spread misinformation about the State’s new firearm laws, prompting a warning to the public.
Rhianna Mitchell
Reality TV star Matt Wright asked a seriously injured pilot to manipulate helicopter flying hours following a fatal crash, a court has been told.
Lloyd Jones
The South West town of Nannup is a buzz with bees, butterflys and beauty with the town’s beloved Flower and Garden Festival in full bloom.
Craig Duncan
A group of local governments have joined forces in a bid to construct Australia’s longest continuous walking and cycling loop trail that will “connect the heart of the Wheatbelt”.
Hannah Whitehead
CBH workers at the Kwinana Grain Terminal are refusing to rule out possible future industrial actions following a strike over stalled enterprise agreement negotiations.
Georgia Campion
The end of the GGA and DPIRD collaboration has sparked a split response across the agriculture sector, with some grower groups confident GGA can stand on its own, while others are concerned about its future.
A rally against the Firearms Act is flagged to be the largest this year following an earlier protest in February, in support of the legislation’s operational suspension and disallowance.
The US looks set to import more Australian beef as American herds continue to dwindle, while tariffs and disease threaten other top export nations.
Stephanie Gardiner
Farmers, transport industry figureheads and politicians have formed a united front to call on the Cook Labor Government to push for mandatory lighting standards on trains.
Cally Dupe
Bumper winter rains made for an exhilarating Avon Descent for competitors and spectators alike.
Bethany Hiatt
Flight-time meters were regularly disconnected and paperwork was falsified for TV star Matt Wright's helicopters ahead of a fatal crash, a jury has heard.
Federal Agriculture Minister Julie Collins is standing by her commitment to the “crucial” Australian live cattle trade, reaffirming her stance with a three-day visit to Indonesia last week.
Market analyst and Episode 3 co-founder Andrew Whitelaw is optimistic of the Australian beef industry’s “rosy” future amidst an increase in popularity of locally-sourced beef.
Western Power’s efforts to improve reliability in rural areas continue with the announcement of a back-up power supply to ensure electricity during unplanned outages in Lake King.
Regional Development Minister Stephen Dawson’s jet was forced to make an emergency landing in Geraldton — and a cheeseburger and chips were just the thing to settle the nerves after a ‘scary’ experience.
Jessica Page
A silent invader in Australia’s ecosystem will continue to run riot after the government pulled out of eradication after investing $60 million.
Carol Booth
The chair of the Kendenup Town Hall committee says an upcoming folk music festival is the “perfect launching pad” to celebrate and raise awareness of the integrity of town halls to rural communities.
Melissa Sheil
Dairy experts say the WA industry needs to make the most of available export opportunities but milk volumes and the financial capacity of dairy farmers are the biggest barriers to success.
Melissa Pedelty
CBH workers at the Kwinana Grain Terminal will strike against WA’s largest grain handler on Friday over stalled enterprise agreement negotiations.
Class action claimants against the unlawful 2011 live cattle export ban have launched an appeal against the Federal Court’s ruling the ban had no effect on low export numbers in following years.
Locally grown Bravo apples have hit US grocery shelves following the inaugural shipment of the internationally-branded Soluna apples.
A Perth businessman has donated the largest grant ever given to a WA university.
Caitlin Vinci
Sussan Ley has paid tribute to the WA beef industry’s “huge potential” and doubled down on the Liberals’ commitment to live cattle exports after visiting the Broome Common Export Depot near Broome.
Cally Dupe and Oliver Lane
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