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"NOW IS THE TIME FOR ACTION": TEARS, PASSION AND HOPE AT YULE RIVER

Karriyarra traditional owner and Yule River On-Country Bush Meeting co-conveneor Raylene Button gave the Welcome to Country at this year’s meeting.

Aboriginal, Community, Elders, Landrights, Pilbara, PoliticsTangiora Hinaki31 July 2026

RARE PUBLIC HEADDRESS TRANSFER PASSES LEADERSHIP RIGHTS TO HINE TI TAMA CROWCHILD AND TYSON HEAVENFIRE

Arts and Culture, Community, Environment and Heritage, Native CanadianTangiora Hinaki31 July 2026Tsuut'ina, Calgary, Crowchild, Canon Wi Te Tau HuataComment

BREAKING: YINDJIBARNDI PEOPLE UNANIMOUSLY VOTE TO APPEAL $150 MILLION FORTESCUE RULING

Aboriginal, Environment and Heritage, Business, Justice and Crime, Landrights, Native Title, Pilbara, Western Australia, Yindjibarndi vrs FMGTangiora Hinaki30 July 2026Yinjibarndi Nation, Appeal Decision, Fortescue, Compensation

UNDER ONE PILBARA SKY: KAI MATARIKI CONNECTS WHĀNAU IN NEWMAN & PARABURDOO

Astronomy, Community, Food, Māori, Pilbara, Western AustraliaTangiora Hinaki30 July 2026Matariki, Newman, Paraburdoo

NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: THURSDAY 30TH JULY 2026

Ngaarda News BulletinTangiora Hinaki30 July 2026

CARNARVON COMMON GROUND PUTS LOCAL VOICES AT CENTRE OF CRIME PREVENTION

Aboriginal, Gascoyne, Justice and CrimeGuest User29 July 2026Carnarvon, Carnarvon Common Ground, Devinia Wainwright, Indigenous

FUTURE OF NORTH WEST SHELF HANGS IN BALANCE AFTER FOUR DAYS OF HEARINGS

Friends of Australian Rock Art’s Judith Hugo and Susan Swain explaining their challenge to the Environment Minister’s approval to extend Woodside’s North West Gas Shelf project to 2070.

Arts and Culture, Mining, PilbaraTangiora Hinaki29 July 2026

NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: WEDNESDAY JULY 29th, 2026

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says a new $4 million study, funded with the WA Government, will investigate building a new oil refinery in WA.

Ngaarda News BulletinTangiora Hinaki29 July 2026

PM ANNOUNCES $4 MILLION STUDY FOR NEW WA SITE FOR OIL REFINERY

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese meets staff at the Perdaman fertiliser plant construction site, where he announced a study into a potential new oil refinery in WA.

Business, Environment and Heritage, Mining, PoliticsTangiora Hinaki28 July 2026

Pilbara stories and family legacy stitched into Jina-Jina’s Darwin runway collection

Aboriginal, Arts and Culture, Fashion and Art, PilbaraGuest User28 July 2026Jina-Jina, Mellisa Sandy, Yindji-Barndi, Art, Country to Couture

NGAARDA STATEWIDE NEWS: TUESDAY 28TH JULY 2026

Ngaarda News BulletinGuest User28 July 2026

Workplace racism improving at ‘glacial’ pace, First Nations employment study finds

Aboriginal, racism, Social Justice and AdvocacyGuest User28 July 2026Professor Nareeb Young, Nareen Young, RAP

YINDJIBARNDI NATION SET TO OWN, OPERATE $1.1 BILLION PILBARA DESALINATION PLANT

Premier Roger Cook and Yindjibarndi Chairman Michael Woodley discuss the Native Title holders’ purchase of the $1.1 billion desalination plant from the WA government and Rio Tinto in Dampier.

Environment and Heritage, Native Title, Business, PilbaraTangiora Hinaki27 July 2026