Magistrate Genevieve Cleary said the attack was “considered and sustained”.
Amber Lilley
“With the shutdown of international travel, a lot of people are participating in virtual tourism, and we’re looking to extend our reach to overseas tourists.”
Carwyn Monck
The revelation comes after a similar case was uncovered by The West Australian, where the family of Joyce Savage experienced a 10-day delay in finding out about their great-grandmother’s death.
Supermarket plan could help solve accommodation crisis, says mayor
Jason Mennell
The annual awards night at the Kalgoorlie Town Hall has been a fixture on the Goldfields sporting calendar since its revival in 2002.
Neale Harvey
“As the COVID-19 pandemic continues, especially in Europe, we continue to hold a cautiously optimistic view of the market.
Northern Star Resources is on track to hit full-year guidance despite production being blunted by a series of ‘one-off events’ following its merger with Saracen.
During the airport incident, the court was told the group used makeshift break-in tools called “shatter rocks” to smash the glass windows of six different vehicles.
The City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder yesterday confirmed the soccer association’s early-stage fixtures would be played at the Goldfields Oasis playing fields.
The nickel miner has started 2021 on a stronger production footing following a first-half dogged by declining grades, higher costs and production downgrades.
Stuart McKinnon
A disciplined and determined Perry Lakes team proved too strong for Goldfields Giants on Saturday night, winning their NBL1 season-opener 100-89 in front of a vocal crowd
Rory Coleman-Heard
Kalgoorlie made a bold statement against Boulder on Sunday to rack up a second straight win to open the GFL season, but the result was soured by an injury to key defender Simon Cullen
A Melbourne woman who breached COVID-19 travel restrictions so she could move in with her Kalgoorlie-Boulder boyfriend has been fined, with the magistrate lecturing her about the “selfish” act
Goldfields businessman accused of laundering money has been granted a bail variation allowing him to travel to the Cocos Keeling Islands for a family holiday
She struggled with the officer as he attempted to handcuff her, scratching him on the forearm before spinning around and spitting in his face.
Tegan Guthrie
Data from WA’s peak commerce group released yesterday reveals 59 per cent of businesses surveyed in the region are tipping stronger conditions over the next three months.
“I just don’t even know what you’re thinking if you’re going to do that sort of nonsense.”
The father of a boy tragically killed at a motocross competition near Esperance on Sunday has shared a heartbreaking tribute after losing his only child, saying his ‘heart is in a thousand pieces’.
Daryna Zadvirna
Kalgoorlie cashed in on a four-goal haul from Zala Verbole to grab a slice of local history by outclassing Boulder yesterday to launch the Goldfields Football League’s official women’s competition
Railways’ clinical demolition of Kambalda on Saturday to open round 2 in the Goldfields Football League was both a surprise and a relief for coach Rhett Pettit.
‘Terrible’. ‘Wholly unnecessary’. ‘Avoidable’. These were the words used to describe the horrific 2008 case of Aboriginal elder Mr Ward, left to die in a prison van that heated to 56C.
Rangi Hirini
“Tragically the rider, a 14-year-old boy, could not be revived and died at the scene.”
Drazik Carroll, 22, previously pleaded guilty to possession of more than 20 child exploitation videos and cannabis in his caravan park home
“I don’t really experience any rudeness or lectures here, the people are just lovely and that’s why I keep coming back.”
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