NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: THURSDAY AUGUST 20, 2026
Naomi Pigram, Songs for Peace 2019. Image: Marg Bertling
The City of Karratha Council is set to vote on whether to extend the life of Dampier’s temporary Peninsula Palms workers’ village, known as Tin City.
Seven Kimberley singer-songwriters will come together in Broome tomorrow night for a special acoustic showcase celebrating the region’s musical legacy.
Western Australian Premier Roger Cook says his government will keep building more prisons as part of its “tough on crime” approach, despite growing concerns about overcrowding.
Independent Yolŋu leader Yiŋiya Guyula has resigned from the Northern Territory Parliament after a decade representing his people.
Hancock Energy’s proposed $850 million gas project in the Mid-west has received development approval.