NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: WEDNESDAY 28TH OCTOBER 2026
Nyangumarta Rangers have shared research at the 2026 Pilbara Ranger Forum showing dingoes eat feral cats, combining traditional tracking knowledge with camera monitoring.
Curtin University researchers are trialling airborne DNA sampling in the Pilbara, with potential to help Indigenous Rangers monitor wildlife and invasive species.
WA Aboriginal Affairs Minister Don Punch is facing criticism over his position that he will visit South Hedland when invited by community Elders.
Carnarvon’s One Mile Jetty Museum is set to close temporarily from next week because no live-in volunteers are available to operate it over summer.
New research highlights the risk of Japanese encephalitis for Aboriginal children in remote Kimberley communities during the wet season.