Over $35,000 dollars has been raised in support of the family of a Newman women who remains in intensive care in Royal Perth Hospital.
26-year-old Madison Jones was attending events after the Bloody Slow Cup on the weekend when she collapsed.
Read MoreLegal Academic Doctor Hannah McGlade says the jury in the J.C Murder Trial was biased and had no Indigenous people chosen.
The Police Officer accused of killing J.C in Geraldton in 2019 was found not guilty on all charges on Friday, despite the prosecution claiming the officer acted “recklessly” during the armed stand-off that ultimately cost the 28-year-old Yamatji woman her life.
Read MoreA Port Headland Traditional Owner has vented her frustration about the potential impact construction work may have at Pretty Pool regarding a sacred heritage site.
Footprints that could date back to 25,000 years old are currently at an undisclosed location protected by the knowledge holder, Pat Mason.
Read MoreA new exhibition at the Ganalili Centre will unveil the stories of regional elders, past, present and emerging.
Thaanggangarliyarndu, History & Heroes is open to the public from October 28th for three months, with the aim of sharing collective cultural memory through artwork, photographs, sculpture and storytelling.
Read MoreThe long-awaited report into the destruction of Juukan Gorge in the Pilbara has found a lack of safeguards for protecting Aboriginal Heritage Sites contributed to Rio Tinto destroying rock shelters despite evidence they had been inhabited for over 40,000 years.
Read MoreMarble Bar Primary School has been recognized for education excellence after becoming a finalist in the Governor’s STEM Awards.
Read MoreThe Pilbara Regiment will for the first time in its history, officially receive its official colours.
The regiment traces its origins to the 5th Independent Rifle Company in Port Hedland in 1982, before being re-designated in 1985 and moving to Karratha as a full regiment.
Read MoreThe new vehicle hire service operated by Yindjibarndi Aboriginal Corporation and the South Australian-based Indigenous company CEDRENT will be launched this week in Roebourne.
CEO of Y.A.K, Michael Woodley told Ngaarda Media, the new vehicle rental service will host a wide range of transport options and is to benefit all people in the region.
Read MoreOver 300 former inmates from the Banksia Hill Detention Centre in Perth are suing the State Government, over alleged mistreatment.
The class-action lawsuit from Indigenous and Non-Indigenous inmates claim severe deprivation of liberty and a lack of proper services for inmates.
Read MoreElder Abuse continues to be a major concern in the North West, ahead of a major forum to be held in Newman on Saturday September 24th.
Manager of the Newman Women’s Shelter Arina Aoina explained to Ngaarda Radio elder abuse can take many forms.
Read MoreThe first ever Dragon Boat Race Festival in Cossack will be held on October 2nd to 3rd, with organisers callings for locals to come up to participate in this celebration of Chinese and Japanese culture.
Teams of up to 15 people, or individuals looking to have fun and make new friends will find themselves in a unique race.
Read MoreThe Department of Planning, Lands and Heritage has confirmed the Old Roebourne Gaol will be closed to the public until mid 2022.
The historic site attracts over 3000 people annually and serves as an important event location for the town.
Read MoreThe Greens’ Dorinda Cox has made history by becoming the first Indigenous Female Senator from Western Australia.
She was elected at a joint-sitting of State Parliament this week to replace outgoing Greens Senator Rachel Siewert who earlier announced her retirement.
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Read MoreFortescue Metals Group has revealed a record profit of $10.3 billion U.S dollars, giving Andrew “Twiggy” Forrest a $2.3 billion dollar dividend.
The record profits come thanks to the recent surge in the prince of Iron Ore, but FMG is actually worth $6 billion less since last month after the Iron Ore price dropped from record highs.
The destruction of 28 artefacts salvaged in the ’90s has led to Wantawari Guruma Aboriginal Corporation stopping all welcome to countries for Rio Tinto.
Read MoreRolling into Derby with his bike harness broken, this week, Sam Hines called in from a post office awaiting to get his saddle replaced.
“It’s the first time I’ve had any drama’s so to speak”.
The 46-year-old Margaret River man is a keen long-distance cyclist on his longest trip from Prevelly to Manly in Sydney. 6500 kilometres for Starlight Foundation.
Read MoreThe Country Liberal Party has selected Deputy Mayor of Alice Springs, Jacinta Nampijinpa Price as their top candidate for the Northern Territory Senate Ticket.
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