Tony Hardy pleaded guilty over the murder of his landlord David Graves in January 2018. But conflicting assessments of his mental state at the time have led his sentencing to be postponed.
Business high flyer John Poynton and City of Perth councillor Di Bain could pick up as much as $7 million for the perfect'iso'retreat as South West WA becomes a sellers market.
A pre-feasibility study prepared for Tourism WA has suggested holding off on building glamping accommodation on the track but has suggested new walker fees.
The World Surf League and WA Government have finalised a new sponsorship deal to keep the event which was postponed in 2020 and cancelled in 2018.
A push to preserve coastal land south of Gnarabup beach has been narrowly rejected by the Shire of Augusta-Margaret River.
Staff at the Shire of Augusta Margaret River have recommended the council not approve a community-led planning change to rezone land to stop new developments.
Market diversification has WA wine producers well placed to emerge unscathed from the China trade crisis.
Police have charged a 52-year-old man with endangering life and possessing an unlicensed firearm following an eleven-hour siege in Margaret River on Sunday night.
Vacancy rates across the City of Busselton and the Shire of Augusta Margaret River are sitting at 0.1 per cent as the region gears up to welcome 1000 additional workers by December.
Police negotiators managed to convince a man in his 50s to surrender after he had holed up in a home in the south-west town.
Despite WA's latest border changes,wineries have already planned to machine-harvest more fruit than usual and redeploy staff from cellar doors and hospitality to vineyards during the peak summer tourism season.