Port staff threaten strike
Administration and specialist workers at Esperance Port could down tools with just three days’ notice, according to a union official.
A classic restoration
Tim Bailye is yet to find a previous owner who first restored his 1966 P5 Rover, replacing the six-cylinder engine with a 1972 V8, and a slightly later model gear box.
Crop to fund Scaddan club
Scaddan farmer Gavin Egan has teamed up with an international chemical company to grow a canola crop using the company’s GM canola seeds, crop protection products and continuous agronomic support throughout the season.
They had to let it wash ashore
Esperance community members have been scratching their heads as to why a whale carcass could not be towed further out to sea until it washed up on the shore.
Shire to can Tiny Homes policy
Esperance Shire is obliged to revoke its Tiny Homes planning policy due to changes in WA Government legislation.
Shark warning towers future in doubt
Confusion over who is responsible for floating whale carcasses which attract sharks has highlighted the need to upgrade shark warning towers.