Phoebe Solon is a North West reporter for The Kimberley Echo, Broome Advertiser, Pilbara News and North West Telegraph
Meta Maya Regional Aboriginal Corporation in South Hedland and its community celebrate new washing trailer, donated by Curtin University and Rotary, fitted with two industrial washer-dryers
Phoebe Solon
A $50 million project designed to protect shipping operations at Port Hedland from major disruptions has moved a step closer, with Pilbara Ports awarding a dredging contract to Jan De Nul Australia.
A beloved fairy tale will be turned on its head when Beanstalk comes to Broome Civic Centre during the July school holidays.
Pilbara artist Jenna Pickering is set to spend a month in Sydney learning from some of Australia’s leading creative minds after receiving an $8,000 Next Level Fellowship.
Port Hedland’s much-loved Spinifex Spree Carnival is set to return in July, bringing a weekend of free entertainment, family activities and community celebration to the Town Oval.
The Pilbara Pride Festival has wrapped up its biggest celebration yet, with a record 28 events held across Hedland, Karratha, Newman and Onslow throughout June.
Round eight of the North Pilbara Football League delivered a weekend full of close finishes, local derby battles and several dominant performances.
More than 4500 people flocked to Broome’s Town Beach Reserve for the town’s first official WA Day celebrations.
Karratha golfer Royce Castano secures a place in the Guinness World Records after completing 867 holes in 24 hours, breaking the previous record of 810 and capping off a remarkable community fundraising effort.
Fourteen artists from South Hedland’s Spinifex Hill Studio will present a major new exhibition in Perth in July, in a show organisers say reframes Aboriginal art from the Pilbara
Lyons Architecture receive 2026 Australian Institute of Architects Western Australia Award for Educational Architecture for Manjali Studio School.
James Watt a senior Shire of Broome executive has been recognised for his longstanding contribution to local government, receiving Western Australian Local Government Association Merit Award