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The Skill Engineer program in the Kimberley town uses e-scooter construction and maintenance to teach at-risk youth critical skills.

New research shows taste-aversion therapy helps hundreds of freshwater crocodiles avoid poisoning by cane toads spreading across the Kimberley.

With their land tied up in restrictive arrangements under the Aboriginal Lands Trust, traditional owners on WA's Dampier Peninsula are intensifying their efforts to win back control.

The historic town of Cossack was once touted for its potential to become the "Broome of the Pilbara". But decades on, the town remains lifeless.

The number of foster carers in WA is in decline, but their services are needed more than ever, with a report showing the number of children in care has more than doubled since 2004.

A Border Force spokesperson has confirmed 20 fishermen have been brought to the mainland for potential investigation and prosecution.

Farmers in northern Australia say an influx of illegal fishing boats poses a significant biosecurity risk the government is failing to address.

Five boats have been intercepted by Australian maritime border protection authorities in WA's far north, the ABC understands.

Australian authorities have responded after local tour guides and traditional owners spotted four boats moored at Kuri Bay in far northern WA.

A 67-year-old woman who survived a head-on collision on a residential street in WA's far north is urging the public to say alert and safe on the road.

A planned dialysis centre in the remote Kimberley community of Balgo is one step closer to opening following delays, and locals say it can't come soon enough.

One of Australia's biggest gas projects is at risk of being rejected by Western Australia's environmental watchdog.

Two men are being treated in Broome Hospital after their light aircraft crashed on the border of Leopold Downs Station, east of Fitzroy Crossing.

Two different communities living 15,000 kilometres apart have found a way to heal together after experiencing severe natural disasters.

A group of young Broome artists have been nominated for a National Indigenous Music Award, with mentors hoping it'll inspire other children in town.

An investment company owned by the Canadian government gets early approval to take over the debt-plagued Yeeda Pastoral Company.

The charity says working in pairs in a FIFO model will reduce the risk of violence against inspectors, but animal cruelty advocates are concerned regions will be without coverage.

From bird flu to the Japanese encephalitis virus, the threat from Australia's north is increasing and authorities need you on the front line.

From the blue screen of death, to a very lucky pup — the ABC's photographers were on hand to capture WA in all its glory throughout the month of July. 

The federal government was late to announce successful recipients of a regional grant program in May and months later it's dodging questions about the delivery of funds, as at least one major project faces a significant cost blowout.

The families and friends of seven missing Indigenous men have rallied across WA today in a fresh bid for answers in the long-running cases.

South Australian Bruce Newbold, who required surgery to his legs after he was bitten by a pack of dogs earlier this month, says he's happy the animals have been put down.  

The federal government is reviewing a US-backed company's fracking proposal in the Kimberley, sparking environmental and cultural concerns. 

Survivors of gendered violence and families of loved ones killed in horrific acts were among those campaigning for change across the country this weekend. Here's what they want to happen next.

Tensions are building in remote northern Australia after a string of mysterious disappearances. It comes as an increasing number of Australians are reported missing.