Phoebe Solon is a North West reporter for The Kimberley Echo, Broome Advertiser, Pilbara News and North West Telegraph
More than 150 people dressed up and turned out for the annual Broome police charity ball, raising funds and awareness for two local charities.
Phoebe Solon
A new heavy equipment maintenance centre has opened in Broome, aiming to provide faster mechanical and electrical repairs for businesses and operators across the Kimberley.
A service collecting discarded needles and maintaining public sharps bins across Broome will continue for the next year.
Cable Beach Football Club stalwart Mick Albert has taken out Bunnings’ national Legend of the Golden Tongs award, with the Broome club set to receive $25,000 in products and materials.
A magnitude 2.3 earthquake has been recorded about 77km south of Kununurra in the East Kimberley.
More than 2500 people turned out at Broome International Airport on Sunday, September 20, for a Community Open Day
Visitors to Garaan-ngaddim (Horizontal Falls) have spent this tourism season hearing directly from Dambimangari Traditional Owners about the Country they are visiting.
Members of the community gathered in Broome on September 22 for the launch of Djugun: We Speak For Our Country, a book documenting the history, language and cultural heritage of the Djugun people.
Derby’s men’s senior soccer team has cause for celebration after recording its first-ever win as a club with a 4–1 victory over Fitzroy Crossing Social Soccer on Sunday, September 20.
Magabala Books will receive $50,000 to strengthen business development and expand national and international market opportunities for Kimberley First Nations authors and creators
Kununurra’s long-awaited public swimming pool has reopened, with the Kimberley’s first 50m public pool now available to the community.
Aboriginal artists and art centre workers from across WA have gathered in Kununurra for a four-day forum focused on the future of the sector.