The 28-year-old former Rockingham Flames and Perth Lynx star excelled at basketball from a young age and didn’t back down at the opportunity to further her career
Kelsey Reid
Taysharn, Tyrelle and Nakyeta are ensuring future young Aboriginals have a place to turn to when they need a helping hand
Phoebe Pin
Two weeks ago Animal Welfare Carers Kalgoorlie volunteers went on a mammoth 30-hour round trip to Warburton after community members sought support after regular veterinary trips had been postponed
Tegan Guthrie
Dannielle Dawn McGuinness pleaded guilty at Kalgoorlie Magistrate’s Court on Thursday for driving without authority.
Taylar Amonini
Broccoli likes well-drained soil, pH 6.5-7, which has been improved with well-rotted compost, manure, a light application of chook-poo pellets and rock dust.
Lilian Walters
In the under-16s the Joeys topped Twin City Victory 3-nil. The under-14s Joeys franchise romped home to an 8-nil win over Celtic and the under-12s Joeys and Swans sides scored big wins
Humpback whale numbers are increasing off the coast of Western Australia, providing more opportunities to interact with the giant creatures.
Reuben Carder
A Geraldton man who deliberately “flicked” blood in a police officer’s mouth at the height of the COVID-19 pandemic has received an eight-month suspended sentence.
Adam Poulsen
Tributes are flowing in for the teenage boy who died in a shark attack while surfing on the NSW mid-north coast on Saturday. Mani Hart-Deville, 15, is being remembered as a “clever, artistic” boy who loved surfing and being in the ocean.
Jack Morphet
Since the Premier’s announcement in Hannan Street the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Mayor has written to him asking for local government to be given the same increase the State Government has given itself.
John Bowler
The 32-year-old spent most of her primary school years in Kalgoorlie-Boulder before moving to Canberra, aged 11 and has since forged a reputation as Australia’s No.1 keeper.
Rory Coleman-Heard
The Morawa branch of Desert Blue Connect is on a jacket and blanket drive for the needy, and after a bit of a nudge three-year-old Georgia Tapscott got behind the cause.
Peter Sweeney
Meghan Markle never wanted to stay in Britain, a leading royal expert claims, despite marrying Prince Harry and millions of public money spent on what was to be the couple’s new home.
James Macsmith, Nathan Vass
Hosted by Gold Rush Cheer, tomorrow’s event will see Christmas crafts and games, a snow machine and snowball fight, hot chocolate and cookies on offer at the Hay Street gym.
With candidates for the three major contenders announced, the Kalgoorlie Miner spent the past week asking 200 voters on the main streets about their early thoughts on the March 2021 State Election
Tom Zaunmayr
From our airwaves to national defence, the Goldfields-Esperance region’s generation next of Indigenous leaders is ready to pick up the baton to make waves right across WA
Indiana Lysaght, Kelsey Reid and Phoebe Pin
Growing up hundreds of kilometres from opportunities in the big smoke, a life in the mines could feel like the only option, Mr Spurling said — a connotation he is trying hard to change.
Indiana Lysaght
At just 21, she was assisting the civil and human rights unit at the Aboriginal Legal Service of Western Australia throughout Stolen Wages and Stolen Generation cases.
With a strong legacy of leaders and innovators in his family, many of whom who have studied trades and returned to country to make a difference, Brownley is proud to follow their footsteps.
Born in Kalgoorlie-Boulder, Noongar teenager Ace Kiernan grew up in Southern Cross, Bruce Rock and Perth, but graduated from the Eastern Goldfields College’s Clontarf Academy last year.
The bubbly 22-year-old is part of the national broadcaster’s Indigenous traineeship and in the past year she has gained a valuable start to her media career.
At just 27 years of age Jazmyn Yavukama has been involved in a life’s worth of important projects. Her next mission is just as powerful
“Our older people have come through a much tougher time than what we did, they had legislation that pulled them down, legislation that really affected them in a negative way”
Up-and-coming Geraldton artist Lily-mae Kerley will have her work showcased in next month’s Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair.
© Harvey Waroona Reporter and Seven West Media (WA). All rights reserved.
