NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: TUESDAY 21 APRIL 2026

Here are today’s stories from the Ngaarda News team:

Advocates are taking young voices from regional WA to Canberra through the End Child Poverty campaign, calling for stronger action and a dedicated minister to address child poverty.

Former AFL player Barry Cable has been acquitted of all historical child sexual abuse charges after the court found the case was not proven beyond reasonable doubt.

Liquor retailers are questioning proposed alcohol restrictions in the Kimberley and Pilbara, with industry leaders arguing illicit drugs are being overlooked.

A south-west fisherman has rejected the WA government’s $20 million buyback scheme tied to demersal fishing cuts, saying it undervalues businesses and impacts workers.

A man in his 20s is recovering after a crocodile attack near Broome, with authorities warning of increased activity in the Dampier Peninsula region — according to the ABC.

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