Five Kimberley businesses have walked away from the Department of Fire and Emergency Services Volunteer Employer Recognition Awards with wins, showcasing the regions community spirit.
Cain Andrews
Health authorities across WA are stepping up their fight against the potentially fatal sexually transmitted disease syphilis amid a rise in cases in the Kimberley this year.
Paul Barry
There will be no Remembrance Day service in Kununurra or Wyndham this year, with the Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley citing the absence of a local RSL and staffing capacity for the move.
Derby police have recorded reductions in property-related crime during the 2025 tourism season, following a targeted operation focusing on caravan parks and short-stay accommodation.
Phoebe Solon
Road Trauma Support WA recovery support lead Alyson Elari travelled to Broome to raise awareness of the free support services available to anyone affected by serious crashes
Some 855 health workers have joined the Kimberley Health Professionals Network as the initiative surpasses 5000 members across WA.
One of the Kimberley’s most iconic pastoral properties has been snapped up after less than 18 months on the market.
Georgia Campion
More than half a million dollars has been gifted to community organisations and events across regional and remote WA.
Laura Newell
The lights are on at northern WA’s only abattoir, with pastoralists optimistic of a reopening next year after its $55 million sale to a Canadian-backed company was finalised after months of delay.
A man has died and five others, including two children, have been critically injured after a car crash near Lake Argyle.
A man has died and five others — including two children — have been seriously injured after a horror crash near Kununurra in the Kimberley.
Caitlin Vinci
The Bulls have ascended to the top of the Kununurra basketball association’s semester two senior outdoor basketball competition standings after recording a huge victory over FILO.
Derby Remembrance Day Service on Tuesday November 11th at the Derby Civic Centre to honour those who have served
Laura Newell and Phoebe Solon
The meeting of the new nine-person team comes as Jeff Gooding who had been acting as commissioner for the authority since April farewelled the shire.
The owners of a remote Kimberley station have been ordered to cull more than 100 donkeys after the State Administrative Tribunal upheld a State Government control notice.
Albert Togonlini AM, the first Main Roads district engineer in the Kimberley and architect of Western Australia’s pioneering beef cattle roads, has died aged 98
Kimberley pastoralist Isabella Thrupp has been named national runner-up at this year’s AgriFutures Rural Women’s Awards for her project Prinking in Pindan.
It was another competitive round of action at the Kununurra basketball courts on October 21 as the Kununurra Basketball Association’s semester two competition reached the halfway point before finals.
Kununurra resident Jessica John, 16, has been selected to represent Western Australia at the prestigious Country to Canberra Power Trip, a national youth leadership event taking place in November.
Local government’s across the Kimberley have recorded a low voter turnout this election with the Shire of Halls Creek having one of the lowest in WA.
Wiliggin Aboriginal Corporation, with support from MudMap Studio and Our Common Place awarded at Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) Awards
A major new exhibition of Aboriginal artwork from the Kimberley opened at the Australian embassy in Washington DC
RSPCA WA inspectors visit Kimberley and urge for locals to report animal welfare concerns
Regional Attraction and Retention Incentive (ARI) for the 2026 school year announced with $7.4million funding for remote Western Australian schools
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