NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS TUESDAY SEPTEMBER 1ST, 2026

MANGA-BURA WELLNESS CAMP BRINGS WOMEN TOGETHER

Women from across Western Australia gathered on Yindjibarndi Country for the inaugural Manga-Bura Women’s Wellness Camp, which focused on culture, health, healing, and connection.

ALL-INDIGENOUS TEAM COMPLETES KARRATHA STATION MUSTER

An all-Indigenous team has mustered around 600 cattle at Karratha Station as part of a Ngarluma Aboriginal Corporation program, creating pastoral skills and employment pathways.

POLICE WARN OF RISE IN HIGH-VALUE HOME THEFTS

WA Police are urging Perth residents to protect motorcycles and other valuables following a rise in targeted burglaries linked to online marketplace advertisements.

ONE NATION EMERGES AS SERIOUS POLITICAL CONTENDER

Political analysts say One Nation’s Secret Harbour by-election victory shows the party is emerging as a serious contender amid growing dissatisfaction with Australia’s major parties.

JURIEN BAY FORESHORE PLAN APPROVED

The Shire of Dandaragan has approved a Jurien Bay foreshore master plan designed to support tourism and commercial growth while protecting public open space.

POOR ROADS DELAY SUPPLIES TO KUNAWARRITJI

Kunawarritji Aboriginal Corporation says deteriorating road conditions are delaying essential supplies, with a fuel truck recently taking ten-and-a-half hours to travel just 186 kilometres.

2026 09 01 Ngaarda News
Tangiora Hinaki