The British government has given Peter Mandelson, the so-called 'Prince of Darkness,' a posting in Washington DC, with a brief to charm Donald Trump.
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UK to send ‘Prince of Darkness’ as envoy to charm Trump
Perth Wildcats star Bryce Cotton has remained the NBL’s best player by constantly striving to get better
Perth Wildcats star Bryce Cotton’s history making run of 40-point games is no fluke. It’s a result of years of constant improvement during secret sessions when nobody else was watching.
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Editorial: Bushfire peril is unfortunately expected part of WA summer
With the mercury forecast to hit 38C on Saturday and pass the 40C mark on Sunday and Monday, West Australians shouldn’t need a reminder that summers in our State can be brutal.
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Why are we all making gravy on December 21 because Paul Kelly told us to?
Why is an entire nation now making gravy on December 21? Clare Rigden’s not sure, but she loves the sentiment.
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Donations to brighten Christmas for women and children escaping domestic violence
Women and children escaping domestic violence will receive extra Christmas gifts this year thanks to donations from Topdrill.
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Christmas in the Park to take over Loopline Park on Christmas Day
Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s only community event to take place on Christmas Day will be trialling a new location this year, with organisers promising all the usual fun and activities from previous years.
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Goldfields Oasis outdoor slide and FlowRider to remain closed
There appear to be no plans to reopen the Goldfields Oasis outdoor slide and FlowRider, with the City of Kalgoorlie-Boulder confirming the two remain decommissioned this summer.
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Beloved Kalgoorlie-Boulder pub, the Federal Hotel, to reopen its doors
Almost 10 years after it shut its doors, Hannan Street’s iconic Federal Hotel will be pouring pints and serving meals next week.
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Delayed upgrades at Kingsbury Park hit with another cost increase of “almost $1m”
The city of Kalgoorlie-Boulder will spend almost an additional $1 million to ensure important works on the delayed Kingsbury Park Youth Precinct project can get started.
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Bennell, Kennedy, Khan the keys to ultimate success for their teams in EGCA A-grade competition
The individual brilliance of three players may well determine the ultimate outcome of this season’s Eastern Goldfields Cricket Association A-grade competition.
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