NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS, FRIDAY OCTOBER 16TH, 2026

RARE PLANT DISCOVERED NEAR MORAWA, Seven net-veined gyrostemon (Gyrostemon reticulatus) Shrubs.

CORONIAL REVIEW PUTS FAMILIES’ ACCESS TO JUSTICE IN FOCUS
A review of WA’s coronial laws will examine barriers families face when challenging decisions against holding an inquest.

MEDICINE SHORTAGE THREATENS KIMBERLEY HEART TREATMENT
A global medicine shortage is putting pressure on a Kimberley Aboriginal health service delivering vital rheumatic heart disease treatment.

TRADITIONAL OWNERS WORK TOWARDS MORNINGTON PARTNERSHIP
Bunuba and Gija Traditional Owners are working towards a partnership with the Australian Wildlife Conservancy to care for Mornington Wildlife Sanctuary.

NEW LAWS TO BAN VIOLENT SHOPPERS
New WA laws will allow businesses to seek court orders banning violent and aggressive people from their premises.

RARE PLANT DISCOVERED NEAR MORAWA
Seven critically endangered shrubs have been discovered near Morawa, offering fresh hope for a plant once thought extinct.

CALL FOR TOUGHER PENALTIES OVER FERAL PIG RELEASES
WA pastoralists are calling for tougher fines for people releasing feral pigs for hunting, warning of costly damage and biosecurity risks.

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Lynnese O'Donoghue