A new clothing brand, born in the Kimberley, “Bit Going On” is opening up the conversation around mental health, launching its first run of apparel earlier this month
Cain Andrews
Kununurra is set to sparkle as the Boab Metals Ord Valley Muster bursts to life this Friday with the much-loved Party in the Park.
Police are investigating a report of human remains discovered by a member of the public north of Broome.
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Tour guide Peter Griffiths-Sebastian is rallying Kununurra locals to clean up littered natural sites ahead of the peak tourist season.
Sarah Crawford
For Wear Orange Wednesday on May 21, the Broome Advertiser is sharing the story of Nathan Donald, the manager of the Broome SES unit.
Perth couple John and Jan Owen are retiring after 16 years of bringing free dental care to remote Kimberley communities — restoring smiles and treating thousands.
The Ord River Magpies recorded a resounding victory against the Warmun Eagles at the weekend as East Kimberley Football League teams battled it out in round three.
Cable Beach claimed the biggest win of the weekend, taking down the Broome Saints by more than 100-points down on Father McMahon Oval on Saturday afternoon.
Kimberley Agriculture and Pastoral Company chairman Wayne Bergmann says the company’s latest venture into selling meat at Kimberley supermarkets is 140 years in the making.
Natasha Clark
As RFDS Day draws near, the Broome Advertiser is sharing a local story of how local Paul Boon’s life was saved early this year thanks to the RFDS.
Students from St Mary’s College returned home with colourful garments made from repurposed uniforms after a recent visit from the Australian Border Force officers.
The streets of Fitzroy Crossing were awash with orange as hundreds of community members donned T-shirts to mark the launch of Us Without Abuse.
Submissions for Environs Kimberley Annual fundraising art auction are now open with the vibrant highlight on Broome’s arts calendar set to take place in August.
Aussie rock legend Mark Seymour is returning to the Kimberley Moon Experience with new songs, classic hits and a passion for live music that still burns bright after 45 years.
The owner of a Halls Creek cleaning company has described how a group of girls smashed his new van before one of the child’s mothers threatened to kill him if he complained to police.
Broome student Lei Yuen is one of 59 youth leaders selected to take part in the Y WA Youth Parliament program where she will have the opportunity to have her voice heard on policies affecting WA youth.
Major crime division detectives are urging the public to come forward with information as they continue to investigate the circumstances surrounding the death of a man found on the Great Northern Highway.
A record number of anglers took part in the Brown Water Classic at the weekend, reeling in some impressive catches including six barramundi measuring over a metre.
A new group of trainees is ready to saddle up for work on pastoral stations across the North West following the latest round of graduations from the Aboriginal Pastoral Academy.
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The hefty booze stockpile was the result of a number of seizures in Halls Creek where the sale of takeaway liquor with more than 2.7 per cent alcohol is restricted.
Kununurra swimmers made quite a dash among the 365 competitors in the Lake Argyle Swim, claiming places on the podium and achieving impressive personal feats despite having to train with freshwater crocodiles.
The joint Broome Saints and Broome Bulls women’s team dominated the Derby Tigers at Nipper Roe Oval on May 3 as the West Kimberley Football League women’s teams went head-to-head for round two.
It was a round full of one-sided games as the West Kimberley Football League kicked off for round two, with Cable Beach coming away with the biggest winning margin of the weekend.
Kununurra mums will be celebrated at a special Mother’s Day event at White Gum Park where they can have a free professional photo shoot with their children
