Georgia Loney is a multi-platform reporter based in Bunbury, Western Australia. Previously, she worked at ABC North Queensland. Originally from Perth, she started out in regional newspapers in Geraldton and Kalgoorlie.
An arrangement of weeds that are infesting parts of WA's South West gets a couple of gongs that the winner hopes will help to highlight the issue of problem plants.
WA's energy minister says local councils and the private sector must "step up" to maintain the state's high-profile "electric highway".
A West Australian grandmother is facing a potential bill of $100,000 to return home to Australia after falling down stairs at a Bali restaurant.
The stunning arum lily is a beautiful sight, but there are calls for an all-out war on the imported flower infesting swathes of forest.
Thousands of cyclists and spectators have flooded into Nannup, in southern WA, for the town's first effort to host the 2026 UCI Gravel World Championships.
Collapsed WA dairy brands Mundella Foods and the Margaret River Dairy Company have been revived after a deal spearheaded by Harvey Fresh founder Kevin Sorgiovanni.
Workers at the enormous Greenbushes Lithium Mine say the mine's workplace culture has left them feeling anxious, depressed and worthless.
More than 100 mine workers have gathered in Collie, accusing Chinese-owned Premier Coal and the WA government of failing to heed their concerns over pay and their future employment prospects.
Wildflower fans are putting themselves in danger by stopping to pick and photograph everlastings on Bussell Highway in Western Australia's South West, authorities say.
In a novel approach to drink driving, police in the Western Australian town of Manjimup are giving $20 vouchers to motorists who blow zero when breath tested.
Struggling to attract and retain staff, the Shire of Boyup Brook in Western Australia's south says its decision to adopt a four-day work week has helped solve the problem.
Bill Beard's last message to his sister June was a note scrawled in the notorious Japanese POW camp, acknowledging his birthday. He died a month before the end of the war.
Robots replace half the casual workforce and double the output capacity at one of Australia's largest avocado packing sheds.
Planning authorities decline a fiercely contested multimillion-dollar plan for Bunnings to build a new store 10km from its existing premises in Bunbury.
Topic: Urban Development and Planning
Bunbury psychologist Heidi Lynn Welsh has endured the pain of multiple lost pregnancies, and finally more help is on its way to address the regional gaps in bereavement support for women like her.
A 18-year-old has been sentenced over the 4WD crash that killed Caitlyn Bragger in 2025. Had the man not continued contesting the charges until after he turned 18, he would have been sent to juvenile detention.
The lack of available mental health support in Margaret River forces a Western Australian woman to move her family to Victoria, in a bid to access more help for her daughter.
A housing charity says bureaucratic delays have held up its attempt to build some small homes in Margaret River.
After a second annual aerial cull sparked controversy in southern WA, hunters say targeting feral deer from the ground is a more humane option.
Alcoa's $8 billion purchase of South32 could be key to unlocking untouched areas of WA's northern jarrah forest for bauxite mining, raising the concern of environmentalists.
The disruption-plagued Perth-to-Bunbury train service is back on track following years of breakdowns and delays, but locals remain frustrated over the rollout.
Bunbury ratepayers are set to foot the bill in a bid to resurrect Western Australia's three-bin FOGO waste management system from collapse outside of Perth.
Topic: Recycling and Waste Management
A plan by hardware giant Bunnings move its Bunbury store 10km to a neighbouring shire has angered and concerned residents and businesses.
The tenets of permaculture are attracting a new generation of home gardeners. It's perhaps no surprise, considering the movement has firm roots in the world's last oil crisis in the 1970s.
Police say the woman entered the water at Koombana Bay just after 9:20am and has not been seen since
