NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS, THURSDAY 21, 2026


  • Whadjuk Aboriginal Corporation is facing a governance crisis after director resignations left the board below its required minimum, prompting a default notice from trustee Perpetual.

  • Ngarluma woman Janelle Mowarin has completed a Certificate IV in Leadership and Mentoring while working full-time, strengthening support for Indigenous workers in the Pilbara.

  • Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has called for respectful engagement and child protection reforms following the alleged murder of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby.

  • The future of Kalgoorlie-Boulder’s $92 million water bank project is uncertain after missing out on key federal funding in the latest budget.

  • Volunteer group Farmers Across Borders is restarting livestock feed deliveries to drought-affected farmers in the Gascoyne-Murchison after a successful fundraising campaign.

  • The RSPCA says animal cruelty reports in the Pilbara have jumped by 50 per cent over the past financial year, with many cases linked to financial stress and abandoned pets.

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