Here’s your guide to the week ahead in Albany
Liam Croy
A few rounds of cards and board games were played before the food was served by volunteers Lyn Chadwick, Patricia Moulton and Miriam Pedlar.
Isabel Vieira
Residents helped pick oranges and used treasured family recipes to make marmalades, fresh breakfast juice, cakes and biscuits.
There were 32 crashes on a 10km section of South Coast Highway between Keith Road and Hollings Road between 2016 and 2021, according to Main Roads.
The local band featuring Ross Hunter, Ed Shilling, Matt Black and Jack Kelly was formed in September last year.
Entries to one of regional Australia’s richest art prizes open later this year, with a prize pool of more than $67,000 up for grabs.
Jacinta Cantatore
Desmond formed and coached the first full Noongar football team to compete in the Great Southern league during the 1960s.
More than $7500 has been raised for the family of Corey Bolt after his unexpected health scare late last month.
Sean Van Der Wielen
The new headquarters will feature separate first aid training and meeting rooms, as well as a dedicated customer service area for selling and servicing first aid kits.
The parents of each newborn Denmark resident will receive one handmade cloth nappy at their two week post-natal visit with a WACHS child health nurse.
The Parks and Wildlife Service took to social media to remind water-users of the safe distance regulations.
TAFE student Phoebe Lyddieth-Jones said it was a worthwhile exercise that all the students enjoyed supporting and being part of.
Indigenous Elders from across the South West gathered at the South West Aboriginal Medical Services Elder’s Luncheon to celebrate, yarn and hand down knowledge in the name of NAIDOC Week.
Kasper Johansen
Output at the Gruyere gold mine continues to improve, with Gold Road Resources this week reporting record production in the June quarter.
Neil Watkinson
Nick Carapellotti enjoyed two winners at Sunday’s seven-event card at the Kalgoorlie-Boulder Racing Club.
Neale Harvey
Callum Abraham was the leading forward as Pegasus beat CBC.
As part of an “influenza vaccination blitz”, Free Jab June has been extended until the end of July.
Amber Lilley
In the wake of the 2021 census revealing Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s population has been decreasing, a local real estate agent says growth opportunities are being stunted by a lack of accommodation.
Elena Morabito
A new wing added to the facility provides private accommodation for nine occupants each night.
Kasey Gratton
Tool thefts are on the rise in Albany, with police calling for the community’s held to curb the trend.
Cameron Newbold
Six teams competed in the challenge to build a boat using a set amount of materials and a limited amount of hand-held tools.
Aboriginal elders from across the Goldfields attended the annual NAIDOC Week Elders Luncheon on Tuesday
Carwyn Monck
Goldfields First Nations artists will have the opportunity to display their work in the heart of Kalgoorlie’s CBD as part of the $16 million Kal City Centre Project.
Tegan Guthrie
The WA Opposition is encouraging the State Government to consider appointing people with mining and agricultural backgrounds to the Aboriginal Cultural Heritage Council.
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