NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: Tuesday, October 13, 2026
Some of the attendees at the Yinghawangka Rangers recent graduation ceremony in Paraburdoo.
WA Premier Roger Cook says he believes a decision could be made this week over whether or not the deaths of three Pilbara children will be investigated by the Coroner.
Aboriginal men living in the Pilbara have voiced their concerns about rising numbers of “fly-in fly-out” doctors and other health professionals at local Aboriginal medical services.
The head of a prominent Aboriginal organisation in Ieramagadu-Roebourne is urging community members against blaming individual family groups or mobs about funding decisions in the community.
Broome locals say a global ride share giant is struggling to fill the void of late-night transport in the Kimberley town.
Two new rangers celebrated completing their training, and many others reflected on the growing success of the Yinhawangka Rangers program in Paraburdoo last week.