A contentious project billed as “Australia’s first net positive circular hotel” will be reconsidered by the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River council next week
Warren Hately
Shire of Augusta-Margaret River bushfire brigades are eyeing a major contract with Elon Musk’s Starlink.
Help is at hand for Capes creatives looking to step up their game and develop a sustainable, satisfying career.
Tickets have gone on sale this week for May’s Margaret River Readers and Writers Festival which is boasting a mix of new and returning talent and an expanded program.
Home ground advantage and tonnes of talent helped elevate local surfers at the WA Surf Masters Championships held at Gas Bay at the weekend.
The tourism industry has welcomed Reece Whitby as the new tourism minister, but backstage pundits are frustrated the key role continues to be a game of musical chairs.
Coastal residents will be offered a chance to provide further feedback on a plan initially pitched to reroute part of the region’s iconic Cape-to-Cape Track through neighbourhood streets.
Fire authorities have extended the region’s prohibited burning period to at least March 28 amid concerns about dry conditions.
Labor’s chances for Warren-Blackwood have slowly evaporated in a neck-and-neck race between opposition parties.
‘It’s long past due that the shire got proactive and managed this annual problem.’
Howard Park maestro Jeff Burch says this year’s vintage was “fast and furious” and looking great, especially for white wines.
Dog owners are on notice after hundreds of toxic sea hares once again washed up in Augusta last week.
South West Families are feeling the strain, with new figures revealing the region’s median rents have almost doubled since the pandemic.
International Women’s Day was celebrated at Cape Mentelle on Friday, coinciding with the Margaret River Business Network’s 10th year of running the event.
The Cowaramup Bay Boardriders season is under way for 2025 with club regulars enjoying a competition at the weekend in good conditions
The WA Electoral Commission says it was business as usual with the vote count for Warren-Blackwood despite the crawl towards a final result
Bad news for Upper House candidate Melissa d’Ath is good news for ratepayers.
The Shire will be hauled before WA’s State Administrative Tribunal to defend a deeply unpopular decision made in January affecting one of the region’s most crucial lime and sand pits
Some of Margaret River’s key custodians have ramped up their concerns about off-road vehicles destroying the iconic beaches of the Cape to Cape region
Local primary schools have taken to the water for an historic occasion, coming together for a day of surfing for the first time in 29 years
A vital new resource for the region enjoyed its official opening on Friday.
A few Dunsborough bodyboarding tragics have won through in the State’s top-level competition held at Mandurah’s Wedge Island at the weekend.
Winemakers are tipping 2025 to be the year for white wines in the region.
The weekend’s State election has revealed a growing divide between the two biggest population centres in the Warren-Blackwood electorate.
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