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21 May 12 | A 16-YEAR-OLD shop assistant was threatened with a syringe during an armed robbery at a deli in Collieat 5.30pm yesterday, on the corner of Princep and View Streets.
21 May 12 | POLICE and emergency crews are at the scene of a crash on Pinjarra Road.
21 May 12 | A NORTHAM householder who confronted a home invader early Saturday morning had a knife held to his throat by the intruder.
21 May 12 | DEPUTY State Coroner Evelyn Vicker found that York teenager Andrew Allan, who died on September 17 2010 after being sent home from Northam Regional Hospital, died of natural causes, pneumonia compounded by septicaemia.
20 May 12 | An electric atmosphere laced Bunbury’s Hay Park as more than 15,000 spewed through the gates for the city’s third installment of the Groovin the Moo festival, on Saturday.  | CommentsComments (1)
18 May 12 | ORGANISED Crime Squad detectives have charged a man in relation to the discovery of an alleged illicit drug lab in Coodanup yesterday.
Ballet leaps into term two in Kukerin
18 May 12 | THE Dust & Tulle Dance School commenced ballet lessons recently at the Kukerin Hall.
Walkers Hill Vineyard opens
18 May 12 | JARED and Tania Bray formally opened the gates of their winery on Saturday, April 28, amid a relaxed atmosphere of wine tasting, cheese platters, coffee and cake.
New recruits for Lake Grace Hospital
18 May 12 | LAKE Grace Hospital recently recruited two new nurses, Shanavas Mookada Ali and Jomon Jose.
Caring for our country program updates
18 May 12 | THE shires of Katanning, Dumbleyung, Wagin and Woodanilling have been visited by representatives of the Federal Department of Agriculture, Fisheries and Forestry (DAFF) Caring for Our Country program this week to get a feel for the work being done by local landcare groups and landholders.
Site recognition marked by plaque
18 May 12 | AFTER Dumbleyung transport company owners Darran and Carmen Bairstow leased a block of land in the industrial area of the Dumbleyung town site they met with Indigenous Elders and the Department of Indigenous Affairs to discuss recognition of the history of the area.
18 May 12 | THE shires of Wagin and Dumbleyung were recently successful in obtaining funding to purchase Speed Alert Monitor (SAM) trailers through the Roadwise initiative.
Volunteers help clean up Dumbleyung
18 May 12 | LOCAL volunteers recently spent a morning cleaning up roadsides along the western entrance to Dumbleyung.
18 May 12 | THREE cars were substantially damaged in a random attack in Coodanup on Sunday night.
18 May 12 | PARTY rockers were in the house on Saturday, May 12, to help Damian Mangalavite celebrate his 30th birthday.
Wagin Toy Library gets facelift
18 May 12 | TERM two is now in full swing and the children at Wagin Playgroup are back enjoying their weekly play date.
Wagin District High School dares to lead
18 May 12 | WAGIN District High School (WDHS) was recently awarded a prestigious Dare to Lead Award, which recognises schools that demonstrate excellence in Indigenous education.
18 May 12 | A FIRE at the Elders Forestry plantation off South Coast Highway on Monday saw a road closure in place for a few hours until smoke cleared from the area.  | Highway fire under control | GALLERY: Fire at Elders Forestry, South ...
Tony Hopkins critiques camera club photos
18 May 12 | RENOWNED photographer Tony Hopkins, winner of various prestigious photograph competitions and this month’s guest judge for the Merredin Camera Club, was in attendance via Skype to critique its members’ photographs.
Merredin students learn about Kokoda Campaign
18 May 12 | AT THE start of term one, the year 10.1 English class at Merredin College began learning about the origins of World War I and World War II.
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