Hundreds of Broome residents flocked to Streeters Jetty on April 1, to witness the biggest king tide in a century engulf the iconic structure.
Cain Andrews
A 39-year-old Fitzroy Crossing man who received serious head injuries in an e-scooter crash has lost his licence for 17 months and fined $2500 plus court costs after police brought charges against him.
A young man who drowned in an East Kimberley waterhole did not die alone with a friend jumping into the raging whirlpool in a desperate attempt to save him -- only to nearly drown himself.
Sarah Crawford
Tributes for the 23-year-old have flooded social media as the tragic news spreads through the tight knit community.
Two Kimberley AFL stars have recently celebrated 100-game milestones with their respective clubs, proving once again the region is a hub for football talent.
The body of a Kununurra man, 23, has been retrieved from a waterhole south of Kununurra three days after he went missing.
A flood warning is now in place for people in the Tanami Desert, Sandy Desert and Western Desert Catchments in parts of the Kimberley, Pilbara and Goldfields Midlands.
The Peninsula Bombers recorded a massive win over Bayside as round three of the Broome Basketball Assocation semester one competition kicked off on March 26 under lights.
Vehicle access north of the rocks at Cable Beach will be temporarily closed as construction begins on Stage 2 of the foreshore redevelopment — prompting a mixed reaction from residents and business owners.
Three of the 15 dogs had already died by the time RSPCA officers arrived.
Jessica Evensen
Communities in the Central Kimberley are being told to prepare to be isolated due to flooding amid a high chance of a tropical cyclone making landfall on Saturday, March 29.
A tropical low 350km off the coast of the Kimberley is tipped to strengthen into a category-one cyclone as it crosses the coastline on Saturday.
Oliver Lane
The Shire of Broome has been actively engaging with key decision-makers over the past few months to address critical housing challenges in Broome ahead of the Federal election.
Anorexia in the bush. The disease, characterised by a fear of gaining weight, is often linked to unrealistic body images promoted in magazines, and not the remote countryside.
Natasha Clark
Beach Hut is celebrating 40 years of serving sun-seekers on Broome’s world-famous Cable Beach — and the legacy of Daryl Roberson and Jero Andrews — as it prepares to return for the 2025 season.
Emergency services from Queensland have been called to the Kimberley to help find an elderly kayaker who went missing in crocodile-infested waters nearly four days ago.
The West Kimberley Junior Football League and other Broome sporting clubs are set to benefit from a $300,000 funding injection into the Broome Recreation and Aquatic Centre if the Liberals are re-elected.
Kimberley legend Sam Lovell features in a new exhibition at the State Library of WA, celebrating his contribution to Aboriginal tourism across the Kimberley and WA.
Police have intercepted hundreds of vehicles near the Northern Territory border as part of a major crackdown on the movement of illicit goods into WA’s north.
A desperate rescue operation for two people who fell in crocodile-infested waters in the Kimberley nearly two days ago has become increasingly difficult after a downpour.
Soleil White was inspired to go into nursing after taking her very sick eight month-old baby to hospital. Now she is the Aboriginal health professional of the year.
An emergency rescue is underway after two people fell into the heavily crocodile-populated Drysdale River, about 150km west of Wyndham.
The East Kimberley Football League has released its fixtures for the highly anticipated 2025 season, with round one set to kick off on Thursday, April 24.
The mother of a six-year-old boy who was missing from his East Kimberley home for several hours has described her fear and expressed her gratitude for the community effort to find him.
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