The WA Royal Flying Doctor Service made 2619 patient retrievals in the Kimberley in 2025, 42 more than in the previous year, according to the service’s latest report.
Cain Andrews
The State Government has left northern WA pastoralists in the cold after excluding their peak advocacy body from a fuel supply working group, with confidence in the supply chain rapidly plummeting.
Georgia Campion
Fitzroy Crossing artist Natalie Davey takes Kimberley stories to the Biennale of Sydney
Phoebe Solon
All That Country Holds, a major art exhibition featuring 10 artists’ works from across the Kimberley, is headed to the Perth Institute of Contemporary Arts in April
The Kimberley is set to become more bike accessible following the State Government’s announcement this week of its Kimberley 2050 Cycling Strategy
A Kununurra-based nurse with more than four decades of experience has been recognised at this year’s WA Rural Health Excellence Awards
Perth Symphony Orchestra, with Telethon brings music program, Little Rhythms, Big Stories, to Kimberley and Pilbara
An innovative farmer is baling up cotton seed in WA’s far north to feed livestock in the Kimberley region — an operation understood to be a first for northern Australia.
Tropic Thunder has recorded a resounding win against FILO in round five of the Kununurra Basketball Associations senior men’s competition as the league prepares to enter the first finals round.
The Wyndham weather radar will take up to three years to be replaced according to the Bureau of Meteorology but a temporary radar is set to be up and running by October.
Cain Andrews and Georgia Campion
Drivers in the Kimberley are paying significantly more at the pump than their city counterparts, with local fuel prices surging towards $3 a litre.
The Kimberley Land Council has celebrated the opening of its new office building in Kununurra, with more than 100 Traditional Owners, community members and partners gathering for the event
Colours of Country is a new celebration of East Kimberley culture coming to the Boab Metals Ord Valley Muster in May
The Warriors have cemented themselves at the top of the Kununurra Basketball Association senior men’s standings as the competition prepares to enter the finals next week.
More than 50 Indigenous land and sea management representatives from across the Kimberley attend the 8th annual North Australian Savanna Fire and Carbon Forum and National Indigenous Carbon Forum
Darrajayin on Malarngowem country in the East Kimberley has been declared the first Aboriginal heritage protected area in almost 30 years, granting the site the State’s highest cultural protections.
Theatre Kimberley’s Youth Program receives Healthway grant from the State Government
A unique outback dining experience in Kununurra has taken top honours on the national stage, winning two gold awards at the Qantas Australian Tourism Awards.
Lake Argyle is holding enough water to fill Optus Stadium almost 12,700 times following heavy rainfall across the East Kimberley resulting in the closure of Pannikin Bay.
Boards of Kimberley Aboriginal Medical and Kimberley Renal services acknowledge retirement of Pat Turner
Derby police have charged a 26-year-old man with several weapons-related offences after allegedly discovering ammunition, parts of a firearm, drug paraphernalia and other weapons during a search of his home.
A petition to State Parliament has been launched by Traditional Owners of Purnululu National Park in the East Kimberley to seek a formal role in managing the World Heritage-listed area
Derby-born two-time AFL premiership player Callum Ah Chee is racing the clock to be fit for round one after a minor hamstring strain suffered during last month’s State of Origin clash.
Liam Murphy
Shire of Wyndham-East Kimberley councillors have voted against State Government plans to introduce compulsory voting and four-year election cycles for local governments.
