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Premier Roger Cook and Yindjibarndi Chairman Michael Woodley discuss the Native Title holders’ purchase of the $1.1 billion desalination plant from the WA government and Rio Tinto in Dampier.
Fake online gambling websites are taking advantage of people in remote WA.
The Purple House team celebrating the passage of trucks carrying building materials through Mparntwe-Alice Springs, bound for Balgo in WA’s Kimberley.
Cora-Larni founder Melanie O’Donoghue and Josie Samson speaking at the cutting of the 50th Deadly celebrations for NAIDOC Week in Roebourne.
Kasey Chamber’s rocked Nyuburu Town with her family as her band
It was all smiles at Old People’s Birthday at the Old Reserve in Roebourne on Wednesday - a day dedicated to celebrating our Elders and their contribution to community.
Papua New Guinea-born musician Chris Cobb says his latest album, More Questions Than Answers, has brought out his more reflective side. Image: Supplied
Aboriginal Interpreting Western Australia Chairman Desmond Taylor ssaid the service is still waiting for WA Police to properly engage interpreters, over a decade after the wrongful conviction of Gene Gibson for murder. Image: Supplied AIWA
The Purple House team celebrating the passage of trucks carrying building materials through Mparntwe-Alice Springs, bound for Balgo in WA’s Kimberley.
Aboriginal Interpreting Western Australia Chairman Desmond Taylor ssaid the service is still waiting for WA Police to properly engage interpreters, over a decade after the wrongful conviction of Gene Gibson for murder. Image: Supplied AIWA
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets staff at the Perdaman fertiliser plant construction site, where he announced a study into a potential new oil refinery in WA.
Premier Roger Cook and Yindjibarndi Chairman Michael Woodley discuss the Native Title holders’ purchase of the $1.1 billion desalination plant from the WA government and Rio Tinto in Dampier.
Ken Wyatt says all six Noongar Native Title holder groups need to work together to build Noongar 2025 fund. Credit: The Guardian
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a new $4 million study, funded with the WA Government, will investigate building a new oil refinery in WA.
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Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets staff at the Perdaman fertiliser plant construction site, where he announced a study into a potential new oil refinery in WA.
Premier Roger Cook and Yindjibarndi Chairman Michael Woodley discuss the Native Title holders’ purchase of the $1.1 billion desalination plant from the WA government and Rio Tinto in Dampier.
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