Ngaarda Media received $25,000 from the Karratha Biannual Community Grant Scheme last year to purchase new computers, a camera, recorders and filming equipment.
Read MoreArtwork from 15 students has been digitised and converted for virtual reality use, allowing the public to see art in a new perspective.
Read MoreRenowned psychologist and mental health advocate, Doctor Tracy Westerman can now add "AM" to her title after she was recognised in the Queens Birthday Honors for her services to Indigenous health.
Read MoreA former resident of the Pilbara Viti Simmons (1973 – 1998) is about to self-publish her third non-fiction book.
Read MoreGrief swept across Canada last week after 215 bodies of children were found buried beneath one of Canada’s largest residential schools.
Read MoreToday is National Sorry Day, which marks the 1997 anniversary of the 'Bring Them Home' Report that was handed to the Australian parliament.
Read MoreKim Gentle a new resident to Roebourne came into Ngaarda Radio yesterday to talk about her experience with domestic violence with a man 'even the police were intimidated of'.
Read MoreAn outbreak of syphilis in the Pilbara is raising concerns among health practitioners, with Indigenous people particularly vulnerable to contracting the sexually transmitted disease
Read MoreRacing and Gaming Minister Paul Papalia will launch the start of the Banned Drinkers Register two-year trial in the Pilbara today.
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