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2026-11-03 · ABC News (AU) · Environment

Last-ditch bid to halt cane toad invasion of WA getting underway

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2026-10-25 · ABC News (AU) · Politics

Remote community devastated over closure of Indigenous youth organisation

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2026-10-08 · ABC News (AU) · Environment

No end in sight for multi-million-dollar Cable Beach development

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2026-10-05 · ABC News (AU) · Environment

Landmark gorge reopens to visitors after 'huge job' fixing flood damage

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2026-10-01 · ABC News (AU) · Politics

Businesses fear visa changes to backpacker visas will make staffing harder

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2026-09-23 · ABC News (AU) · Politics

Elders call for royal commission into Pilbara child protection crisis

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2026-09-05 · ABC News (AU)

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2026-09-23 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 An independent roundtable meeting will convene in Perth later this week, facilitated by Commissioner Sue-Anne Hunter. assertive

2026-10-01 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 Businesses across Western Australia's north are worried recent visa changes will mean fewer backpackers choose to work in remote regions where they are most needed. assertive

2026-10-05 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 The entire park is now open, excluding water access, and will remain open throughout the northern wet season. 'Hurts a little less' The flood destroyed significant cultural sites for Bunuba traditional owners, who manage the park with DBCA. Danggu Bunuba traditional owner Kerry Wallis said it had been a tough three years. "It was a sad sight to see after the flood; we had such a beautiful park there, and it was a site for everybody to come, sit and enjoy; now it's a little bit different," she said. assertive

2026-10-08 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 The landmark beach in Broome, 2,000 kilometres north of Perth, is a major state and national tourists drawcard with its famous camel rides and sunsets a feature of West Australian tourist campaigns. But the long-term redevelopment of the precinct, which will see a water park, amphitheatre, new beach access and other features added, has left access to much of the area restricted since 2023. assertive

2026-10-25 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 Mr D'Silva, who stepped down from the CEO position for a period of time this year, said he was uncertain when services would operate again. assertive

2026-11-03 · ABC News (AU)

🔮 In short A $28 million attempt to stop cane toads invading the Pilbara will see a 7,500-square-kilometre "waterless barrier" constructed south of Broome. assertive