Emily Brett became a lead litigant in the class action against the Commonwealth with her husband Dougal in 2014, but she this week heard the court’s verdict without him by her side.
Cally Dupe and Madura McCormack
An award-winning Halls Creek author has gained further recognition with a writing fellowship to develop a series celebrating indigenous children and community spirit in the Kimberley.
Elise Van Aken
It is a well-documented fact that innovation and progress often come out of hardship, writes Save the Children Kimberley regional manager Callan Hatchman.
Callan Hatchman
While panic buying has slowed, making cleaning and hygiene products easier to be found on local supermarket shelves, hand sanitiser remains expensive in a region with an already high cost of living.
Revive site leader Paige McLachlan talks how East Kimberley residents can reduce waste items that end up in our bins.
Paige McLachlan
The coach of last year’s EKFL premiers has blasted the organisation’s plans to go ahead with a 2020 season, saying a rushed season would add to the problems already plaguing the league.
A major retailer servicing the East Kimberley will close by mid-next year, leaving a significant gap in a region already starved for variety.
Elise Van Aken, Meilin Chew and Sean Smith
An East Kimberley crooner and her performance partner will join San Cisco and five other West Australian acts for a “socially distant” festival celebrating our State.
Kununurra veterinary nurse Tegan Phillips gives her advice on the most common problem for Kimberley dogs.
Tegan Phillips
Grassroots footy could return by July, with the East Kimberley Football League not ruling out holding a region-wide season this year.
The only dance school in the East Kimberley has announced 2020 will be its last year.
A Kununurra woman has pushed her body to its limits and taken a viral challenge to another level to raise funds for mental health services.
When it comes to email scams many of us think of unsolicited and badly spelt money requests, but they are now so sophisticated they’re almost impossible to tell apart from the real thing.
Tom Chapman
A Kununurra man has blasted rangers for taking his dog from his front yard without warning, but the Shire has bit back saying it was within its rights to do so.
An East Kimberley wildlife sanctuary is struggling to support its injured and orphaned native wildlife during the COVID-19 crisis.
The Broome Chamber of Commerce and Industry says it’s time to gear up for visitors after the State Government revealed it has taken the first step to allowing travel to the Kimberley to resume.
Jakeb Waddell
You can now recycle your oral-care products at Revive through its two Terracycle programs!
The Department of Health has warned Pilbara and Kimberley residents to take additional precautions to avoid mosquito bites, following continued detections a deadly virus near towns in both regions.
A Halls Creek punter has won thousands of dollars from last weekend’s Saturday Lotto draw.
A historical society preserving the region has closed down after 26 years.
It’s set to be a bittersweet return to training next week for East Kimberley Football League players, with no certain start to a competitive season on the horizon.
A 15-year-old Wyndham boy has had his future driver’s licence suspended for three months after being caught driving on a Kununurra road in the middle of the night last month.
Kununurra’s re-launch of the cotton industry is set to survive the COVID-19 pandemic, after a decrease in shopping softened global demand for the crop.
Life during COVID-19 might seem like the perfect opportunity to spend more time tackling a DIY project, but it’s vital to ensure the equipment you’re using is safe and fit for purpose.
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