Phoebe Solon is a North West reporter for The Kimberley Echo, Broome Advertiser, Pilbara News and North West Telegraph
A Perth-based dementia organisation is looking to the Kimberley to improve support for people diagnosed with dementia before the age of 65.
Phoebe Solon
First Nations musicians and music industry workers in Broome are being urged to share their experiences and help shape the future of Australia’s contemporary music industry through a national review.
A new Australian theatre production exploring the realities of fly-in fly-out work will bring its mix of dark humour, physical theatre and personal storytelling to Broome next month.
Following the opening of Shinju Matsuri this week, Broome’s Festival of the Pearl continues with a packed program of events, here is what’s coming this week.
Broome burst into life over the weekend as Shinju Matsuri officially opened its 17-day celebration of the town’s vibrant culture, history and multicultural community.
Kununurra Ladies Day races on August 22 delivered an afternoon of competitive racing, chic on field fashion and plenty of drama on the track, from narrow victories to surprise results
Aboriginal communities across the East Kimberley will have a chance to attend free family history sessions next month.
Yawuru Elder and respected Kimberley leader Dr Patrick Dodson honoured with an Honorary Doctor of Letters from The University of Notre Dame Australia
The Shire of Wyndham East Kimberley has taken handover of the long-awaited Kununurra pool from the main contractor, but locals are still in the dark as to an opening date.
The Broome Tennis Club has kicked off its 2026 pennant competition, with eight teams taking part across two divisions.
Australian String Quartet to return to Broome for the first time in 25 years, joining local music legend Stephen Pigram for a sold-out performance as part of this year’s Shinju Matsuri Festival.
Broome-founded Aboriginal organisation takes out two national awards, recognising more than a decade of work supporting Indigenous businesses across regional and remote Western Australia.