Jacqueline Lynch

Hundreds of marron have been taken from West Australian waterways outside of the dedicated season in the past year, prompting calls for higher penalties for those who illegally take the South West delicacy. ⁦@abcnews⁩ https://t.co/oN5VWYXV3n

"I was in my part of the tent one night and the whole roof…and I couldn't get out. I couldn't move.” 👇This is what it’s like living in a tent during winter. https://t.co/2PtiESrOwx

A West Australian arborist says the shot-hole borer is keeping him awake at night as the state government looks to expand quarantine boundaries to stop the spread of the pest ⁦⁦@abcperth⁩ https://t.co/iILMyrNy1S

The Western Australian government has admitted it played a role in destroying the historic 'Bob Brown' peppermint tree in the Ferguson Valley, believed to be around 800 years old https://t.co/PomCkIKziS

In just 10 minutes, a freak tornado displaced dozens of people in Australia’s south-west corner. Nobody saw it coming — but three weeks later, something similar happened all over again. 👇 https://t.co/LlUCOzbtkC

"Someone like us has made it all the way to the Paris Olympics just from a background like this." 😍 https://t.co/HOcMKuAM83

From tobacco to timber and everything in between, the small Western Australian town of Manjimup has long struggled to find an identity that sticks. https://t.co/I0YZfMPYyQ

RT @SamTomlin539: "And you want to stick a nuclear power plant in the middle of it — nah. Collie's selection as a site for one of the coal…

"The roof collapsed on us. I screamed. Mum and I crawled out, we had to move some of the roof because it was blocking the door to get out." https://t.co/D89XlGH3RN

Auzzie the eagle having the best time at the game today after not coming back to his handler 😂 #GoEagles https://t.co/lBavwYrX1i

“We were just so frightened…We didn't know if the rest of the roof was going to crumble or not.” ⁦@abcnews⁩ https://t.co/kWbbRL6UX3

"There was a hell of a roar, like a roaring train going past but louder. I saw the branches break off and come straight into the window and next thing we knew the roof had gone bye byes." ⁦⁦⁦@abcnews⁩ https://t.co/yiN1Csd7Y8

The warm, murky conditions of a river flowing through a popular tourist town have made it "paradise" for some of the world's largest feral goldfish. Now, volunteers in Busselton are removing the dumped pets and their ancestors one by one. ⁦ https://t.co/Oo2ETId0rl

After years of locals complaining about a "rotten egg" smell at an internationally renowned West Australian wetland, work has begun to remove the black ooze causing the noxious fumes. https://t.co/DrOTHuv8JR

How good is technology?! At 33y/o WA quadruple amputee Jessica Haldin is finally pursuing her dream to learn to drive. ⁦@abcnews⁩ ⁦@abcperth⁩ https://t.co/tPYq6CKUl4

RT @SamTomlin539: Wild WA weather: Eyre Highway re-opens, but could close again, concerns for people missing in Nullarbor flooding and Chri…

As traffic once again came to a standstill on the major highway between Perth and Margaret River today, Western Australia's transport minister promised the end was in sight for traffic woes in the region. https://t.co/r0zehUsfNy