The future of Barbeques Galore Busselton remains “up in the air” as the iconic Australian retailer announced the closure of stores across Australia.
Madelin Hayes
The future of the Ramsar-listed Vasse Wonnerup Wetlands was put under the spotlight last month as the community gathered to hear the latest findings from scientists and environmental experts.
One of Western Australia’s most celebrated landscape photographers is set to bring more than three decades of work to Busselton in an upcoming exhibition.
City of Busselton councillors will meet around the council table just once a month for ordinary meetings, starting from July and continuing for the remainder of 2026.
The City of Busselton is inviting community feedback on proposed differential rates for the 2026-27 financial year, with the proposed budget including an average rates increase of 7 per cent.
Busselton hospitality venue Shelter Brewing Co says it is struggling to attract staff due to the housing crisis as the median house price in the area tips over $1m.
Families eager to break ground on their new homes in Yalyalup said months of delays in receiving land titles at Embark Estate have left them facing mounting costs, uncertainty and stalled life plans.
For a group of South West junior footballers, Saturday’s AFL clash at Hands Oval was about much more than watching the action from the stands.
Jack Penniment
Three South West footballers are set to feature in the black and gold for Western Australia as the State 18s carnival kicks off this weekend
Shelter Brewing Co was pumping with music, groovy dance moves and good vibes at the weekend for the Embrace the Beats All Ability Disco.
A trailblazer in Dunsborough’s environmental scene has been recognised posthumously for his commitment to conserving the coast.
A 49-year-old Yalyalup man has been charged with wilfully lighting a fire in the Jarrahwood State Forest.
A Dunsborough Primary School is calling on the community to help eight of the South West’s most ambitious young engineers compete in an international competition.
Craig Duncan
Spearhead Liam Creighton led the way for Busselton against Collie as the Magpies notch their ninth straight win with a 52-point victory at Collie Recreation Ground.
The Busselton community came together in a show of unity last week, marking National Reconciliation Week with a symbolic walk along the Busselton foreshore.
Volunteer bush fire brigade members from across the City of Busselton were celebrated for their dedication to keeping the community safe at the Emergency Services Volunteer Awards.
A new fitness hub combining round-the-clock access, recovery and rehabilitation is set to open in Dunsborough next week, with its owners hoping to redefine the gym experience in the South West.
For six decades, the Busselton Lions Club has been quietly shaping the community, building projects, raising funds and lending a hand wherever it is needed
Two South West musicians shone on the State stage for West Australian Music’s (WAM) Song of the Year competition.
Busselton’s Jye Amiss said he is looking forward to a homecoming when Fremantle heads to Bunbury this weekend, with the key forward set to play in front of family, friends and the wider South West community.
Clean-up efforts are continuing across the South West after the strongest storm on record left a trail of destruction, across the region.
An art exhibition celebrating the significance of trees and their importance to the planet took place at the Ludlow Gallery over the WA Day long weekend
A new advisory group aimed at tackling housing and homelessness within the City of Busselton has won the backing from the council, paving the way for a more co-ordinated local response.
Three new board members have joined the South West Development Commission, and chair Danny Griffin has successfully secured his reappointment.
