Busselton hospice volunteers say to work with the dying is a privilege Busselton woman Linda Smith isn't a medical professional but has the privilege of being with people in their last moments. ABC News · Apr 25, 2023
NDIS participant Mitchell Pearce's family fears he will die in hospital waiting for a home Disabled man Mitchell Pearce's family say he has lost the will to live as his four-month wait in a WA hospital prompts intervention from Bill Shorten. ABC News · Aug 4, 2022
Mark's attacker was found 'not guilty' due to mental illness. He says the verdict should have been different Perth man Mark Pember believes the Mentally Impaired Accused Act, which allows a person to be acquitted if they are deemed unsound of mind, needs to be amended. ABC News · Jul 4, 2022
Fairbridge abuse survivors anxious after federal government delays redress UK child migrant Claire Emanuel was just five years old when she was separated from family under the promise of a better life at one of Australia's most notorious institutions. She's still waiting for justice. ABC News · Jun 30, 2022
Most minor parties in WA contesting federal election on anti-mandate platforms There are plenty of candidates to choose from for people in WA looking to support a minor party, but many of them share similar policies. ABC News · May 13, 2022
Rental crisis in WA forces families into caravans, filling up tourist parks Busselton is the hardest place to find a rental anywhere in WA and even caravan parks are running out of room. For those lucky enough to find lodgings, life is cramped and uncertain. ABC News · Apr 11, 2022
Busselton Jetty swimmer and wheelchair user Luther Frost-Barnes vows 'never give up' Luther Frost-Barnes is blind and uses a wheelchair, but that hasn't stopped him finishing one of WA's most iconic swimming races. ABC News · Feb 13, 2022