NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: Monday October 5, 2026
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Federal Indigenous Affairs Minister Malarndirri McCarthy says more than 50 Aboriginal people are now working in remote communities as “Good Food People”, or local nutrition workers.
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Broome Courthouse in the Kimberley was one of several regional courthouses shut during the funding dispute between WA Police and the Justice Department.
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National Commissioner for Aboriginal Children and Young People Sue Anne Hunter. Image: AAP
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Damaged floorboards are common in public housing properties in the Kimberley.
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Tom Curtain performing on horseback with no bridle - Tom is about to tour regional WA, starting in the north and heading south
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Yindjibarndi Nation outside Federal Court in Perth after the $150 million compensation ruling earlier this year.
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Bardi Jawi businesswoman Rosanna Angus with her Tourism Excellence Award, from the Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry, with Minister for Regional Development Stephen Dawson and Member for the Kimberley, Divinia D’Anna.
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Royal Lifesaving WA holds training for people of all ages, and is encouraging people to sign up as lifeguards in remote areas. Image: Supplied
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Ngaarda Media's Tangiora Hinaki with mentor Gerry Lyons and other WA First Nations broadcaster at Converge 2026.
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Pilbara Aboriginal community health advocate Henry Lockyer has been appointed the first indigenous Co-Chair of the WA Government’s Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee. Image: ABC News
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Aboriginal Legal Service WA CEO Wayne Nannup is celebrating the success of a youth diversion program just two years since it started. Credit: ALS WA
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Indigenous media leader Dot West has called for more investment into First Nations digital inclusion, media and broadcasting.
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