NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: Monday 29th September 2026

Severe storms across WA’s Eastern Goldfields and Esperance regions have caused flooding, road closures and damage to remote stations, with livestock and infrastructure impacted.

Three high school students have joined the Carnavon Volunteer Fire and Rescue Service, strengthening regional emergency crews ahead of the bushfire season.

A young boy has been rescued from strong currents at Broome Town Beach after members of the public and a local fisherman helped bring him safely back to shore.

A new report has found Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander workers earn an average of 16 per cent less per hour than the Australian workforce average.

Mount Magnet residents are calling for an off-road ambulance to improve emergency response times across remote communities and isolated properties.

NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: Monday 29th September 2026
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