NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: MONDAY 9 NOVEMBER 2026
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Here are today’s stories from the Ngaarda News team:
Beach and foreshore access at Parker Point in Dampier remains closed following a second reported saltwater crocodile sighting in recent weeks.
A new $42.5 million aged care facility will be built in Halls Creek, with Yura Yungi CEO Brenda Garstone welcoming the investment but warning that local aged care training remains a major challenge.
More than 150 homes are sitting empty in the Shire of Derby West Kimberley, with ageing government housing and expensive asbestos removal contributing to the problem.
Malgana Traditional Owners have secured approval to harvest sea cucumbers in Shark Bay, creating potential employment and economic opportunities while maintaining their connection to Sea Country.
A 75-year-old contractor has died following a workplace incident at Regis Resources' Duketon South gold mine, with operations suspended as WA Police and WorkSafe investigate.
The Reserve Bank and economists warn Australia's growing investment in AI data centres is adding to inflation by increasing competition for construction workers and resources.