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RBA governor Philip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images

An open letter to RBA governor Dr Philip Lowe

Gordon Reid has entered the lower house after working in emergency departments during the pandemic. Picture: AAP 

More First Nations MPs are in parliament than ever before.

New First Nations MPs outline agenda

'Bounding For Home' By Barry Loo (1950). Picture: John Curtin Gallery

People are being urged to check attics, cupboards and homes for paintings that resemble the culturally significant chalk works, created by children of the Stolen Generations in the south-west of Western Australia.

UK search underway for missing Stolen Generation artworks

Pip, Jules, Aor, Karen, Tsu and Richard at the Cowaramup French Bakery and Patisserie with just a small portion of the enormous celebration cake being created for the DejaMoo Fair this weekend. Picture: Nicky Lefebvre

An enormous celebration cake created by Chef Richard and the team at the Cowaramup French Bakery will be unveiled at this weekend's DejaMoo Country Fair.

Birthday bash to celebrate Cowaramup Cows anniversary

The reformed Noiseworks featuring Jon Stevens performs at the 2022 Big Red Bash. Photos: supplied

Aussie rock legends Noiseworks reunited on Tuesday for their first performance in more than seven years for a surprise gig at the Birdsville Big Red Bash.

See the moment Noiseworks reunites at the Big Red Bash

Children are seen on kayaks in floodwaters which have inundated the NSW town of Yarramalong on the Central Coast, north of Sydney. Photo: AAP Image/Jeremy Piper

A flood watch has been issued for the Mid North Coast.

Flood fears as rain moves to northern NSW

Nick Kyrgios has been summonsed to face a Canberra court. Picture: Getty Images

The tennis star has been summonsed to face a Canberra court next month on a common assault charge relating to ex-partner Chiara Passari.

Kyrgios charged with assaulting former girlfriend in Canberra

Experience the adventure: Dolphin Discovery Centre swim tour guide Kathy Thomson. Photo: Pip Waller. 

From retiree to dolphin tour guide: Kathy Thomson shares the experience of a lifetime

Cowaramup Primary School students and teachers take part in NAIDOC Day 2022 celebrations. Pictures: Supplied

Cowaramup Primary School recognised NAIDOC Day on campus last week with a day full of cultural activities and educational fun.

Cowaramup stands up, shows up for NAIDOC Day | Photos

Looking down at the turf farms around Wilberforce and Freemans Reach, in the Hawkesbury region, north west of Sydney, on Sunday, July 3. Picture: PolAir - NSW Police Force Aviation Command/Facebook

Harrowing images as the NSW floods crisis grows

Looking back: 2011 Margaret River Bushfires | Video

Resilient: Hayley Linea moved to Camden with her children Poppy Hallack, 5, and Luke hallack, 8, earlier this year. Picture: Sylvia Liber

Roads cut off, hundreds of residents evacuated, businesses underwater - flood devastation has returned to south west Sydney.

Devastation returns in fourth flood of year

A NSW government plan would see the brumby population in Kosciuszko National Park shrink to 3000.

Brumbies numbers to shrink in Snowy Mts

GRIM REALITY: Australia has now recorded more than 10,000 deaths with COVID-19 since the start of the pandemic. Picture: FILE

The average of 50 deaths per day would be equivalent to a passenger bus crashing and killing every passenger on board every single day.

Australia passed a grim COVID-19 milestone over the weekend

Fighting for Life team members Lee Fazzolari, Claudia Panuccio, Orlando Fazzolari and Marie Ottrey.

PHOTOS: Relay for Life smashes fundraising goal

Formerly of Cedar Grove, AK has journeyed to Ukraine to help the people of the war-torn country. Picture supplied.

A local man has taken it upon himself to help the people of Ukraine.

'Morally bound' to help: AK's mission to Ukraine

The Windsor Bridge is submerged under floodwater from the swollen Hawkesbury River, in Windsor, north west of Sydney. Photo: AAP Image/Bianca De Marchi

See the devastating footage of floods impacting across NSW

Inclusive: Mick and William Byrne were happy to see the precinct has inclusive activities. 

Youth precinct opens in time for school holidays

A local takes a photo of a road inundated by floodwaters in Camden in South Western Sydney. Photo: AAP Image/Mick Tsikas

It's the fourth time in just six months that the lower lying areas in our busy little town in south west Sydney have been inundated with floodwaters.

Community spirit swells as flood waters rise - again

Locals save furniture from a house threatened by floodwaters in Camden in South Western Sydney,. Photo: AAP Image/Mick Tsikas 

Winds and rains impacted the NSW across the weekend.

20 moments that showcase the wild weather across NSW

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NSW remains in the grip of a flood emergency as the wet weather impacts areas north of Sydney.

Rain moves north as Sydney begins clean-up

Reserve Bank of Australia governor Philip Lowe. Picture: Getty Images

Economists have renewed pushes for an RBA review claiming the bank lacks transparency and is ill-equipped for the future economy.

'Extremely messy': Economists renew push for full-scale RBA review

The system provides tremendous assistance to those willing to use it. Particularly, the parliamentary library. Pictures: Andrew Campbell, Elesa Kurtz

Dummy spits and threats when they don't get their own way? No, we're not talking about toddlers here...

Threats and tantrums from independents over staffing shows self-indulgent attitudes

Senator Malarndirri McCarthy says the voices of Indigenous people must be heard for change to occur. Picture: Supplied

If we want to sincerely change outcomes for Indigenous people, their voices must be heard.

Growing together in a genuine partnership

Health workers and other WA public service staff could walk off the job in August over pay.

WA health workers threaten strike over pay

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From tomorrow, people on tour buses and commercial recreational vehicles can go mask-free, but the mandate remains in place for public transport users.

Mask mandate removed for WA tour buses

Twitchers: Birdlife Bunbury members Chris Tate, Sue Caleb and Allan Burdette hope to see people at the Fairy Tern conservation talk on July 13. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.

'They're defenceless': Twitchers call for awareness on Fairy Terns

Magnetic performances, master craftspeople: The Strings Attached Guitar Festival is an annual homage to stringed instruments and the people who play them. Pictures: David Dare Parker, Lauren Trickett & Isolated Photography. 

Strings Attached: The West Australian Guitar Festival returns to Margaret River for the third year in October, with a varied program of live performances, workshops, masterclasses, exhibitions and more.

All things stringed | WA's annual guitar festival returns in October

South West Development Commission Chief Executive, Mellisa Teede.

Early data released from the Australian Bureau of Statistics shows a sharp increase in population for select locations around the South West, including a 17.8 percent increase in Augusta Margaret River from 2016 to 2021.

Census data shows population spikes in South West hotspots

WA beekeepers are concerns as the varroa mite hits Australia for the first time. Picture: Supplied.

According to a WA beekeeper the arrival of the destructive varroa mite has always been a case of when not if.

Concerns deadly bee parasite could reach WA as Varroa mite spreads in NSW

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'Almost four years ago to the day that we won $2 million': Second win for Baldivis man's syndicate

PROTESTING: People across the United States have taken to the streets in protest of overturning Roe v Wade. Picture: Gayatri Malhotra via Unsplash.

The Mail sat down with three women from Western Australia who have terminated a pregnancy, and heard how they felt about Roe v Wade being overturned in the United States.

'For me, it would've meant abject poverty': Trickle-down effect of abortion ruling felt in WA

COMMEMORATION: Worsley Alumina Refinery Process Operator Darren Willis (left), from Dalyellup, and Manager Bayer Production Michael De Viana, on the corner of Willow Way and Millers Meander. Picture: Supplied.

Streets at South32's Worsley Alumina refinery have been renamed in honour of long-serving employees, some who have been working at the refinery since it opened.

Dalyellup local recognised for long service at South32 Worsley Alumina

Shire of Dardanup president Mick Bennett, Goodstart Eaton assistant director Jess Vallelonga, community services minister Simone McGurk, Goodstart director Lynley Reale and Collie-Preston MLA Jodie Hanns. Picture: supplied.

Grant to help increase childcare staff

The beloved Sabrina Hahn will join Costa Georgiadis and Gertrude Wellease at the next Nannup Flower and Garden Festival in August. Picture: Supplied

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The Nannup Flower and Garden Festival boasts a huge schedule this year, including 82 ticketed and free events, and 18 open gardens, farms, and studios.

25,000 tulips planted across Nannup ahead of festival

Pass: Busselton City's Sami Ryan sends forward a free kick. Pictured: Sharon Cowley.

Intense win for Busselton City women

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The 3 metre white shark was reported by a member of the public at 8:45am on Monday morning.

White shark sighted at Cowaramup Bay Boat Ramp

Flowers, jewels, cheese and cooking are all on the table this winter break as Origins Market in Busselton pulls out all the stops with school holiday activities for kids of all ages.

From foodie faves to flower crowns: Free school holiday fun at Origins Market

Distinctive woody bulges, or galls, on the shoots and branches of citrus trees are a sign of citrus gall wasp infestation. Pictures: supplied.

Call to protect your trees from citrus gall wasp

Council ask city to reduce expenditure

Author: Former detective Kristi McVee will release her book Operation KidSafe - A detectives guide to child abuse prevention in mid-July. Picture: supplied.

"Everything I have been through is for this purpose - to help parents".

'My life's mission': former detective's guide to prevent child abuse

Support: Social worker Michelle Moriarty has launched a new service Grief Connect WA. Picture: supplied.

Life beyond the funeral

'Fast and furious': National squash champion visits Bunbury

Elite: Bunbury Squash Club players with former Commonwealth Games player Lisa Camilleri. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.

'Fast and furious'

No more: Former South Bunbury captain Beth Bond and former coach Max Jetta holding the team's third premiership cup in 2021. Picture: Jemillah Dawson.

'Deeply concerned': WA sport minister writes to South Bunbury Football Club

Friends of the Gelorup Corridor group has vowed to keep fighting against the current southern section of the Bunbury Outer Ring Road. Picture: Terri Sharpe.

'Our community will not rest': Group vows to keep fighting Bunbury Outer Ring Road

Support: South West Refuge chief executive officer Ali White with Bunbury MLA Don Punch and a grant from Lotterywest.

'Crucial' grant for South West Refuge

Launch: Forrest Personnel chief executive Lynne Harwood, disability services minister Don Punch and Forrest Personnel chair David Timmel.