Six young adventurers from the Pilbara have returned home with sore legs and unforgettable memories after completing the legendary Kokoda Trail in Papua New Guinea.
Madelin Hayes
When Japanese forces dropped a series of bombs on Port Hedland’s airfield about 6.45am on July 30, 1942, nobody expected it.
Extra measures have been taken against mosquito-borne diseases after Murray Valley encephalitis (MVE) and Ross River virus were found in local mosquito populations in Hedland
An iconic chapter of Port Hedland’s wild history is coming to a close, as BHP confirms it will demolish the notorious Pier Hotel — dubbed the ‘world’s toughest pub’ — to make way for a public park.
As the North West Catholic community joins the world to mourn the death of Pope Francis, Broome Bishop Tim Norton has reflected on the late Pontiff’s enduring legacy.
East Pilbara kids who like to get their boogie on are in for a treat, with hip-hop classes coming to Nullagine and Marble Bar.
Punters and community leaders from around the electorate of Durack have weighed in on the current election campaign and their message is loud — don’t leave our region behind.
Cain Andrews
At 12-years-old, Jaydan Ahmat had a dream of becoming a songwriter and rapper. Now at 29 and performing under the name Zero Emcee, he’s made that dream a reality.
Mining giant BHP says it expects to see little fallout on its operations from Donald Trump’s sweeping tariffs but is more concerned by whether it could pull the handbrake on economic growth.
Daniel Newell
Hedland Water Polo Association goalkeeper Carmen Walsh is set to represent the Pilbara at the National Country Water Polo Championships on the Gold Coast in May.
From the Civic Centre to Cemetery Beach, turtle-friendly bollard lights are being installed to help protect flatback turtle hatchlings as they make their first instinctive journey from nest to sea.
A Tom Price local and a Hedland community organisation have been announced as finalists in the 2025 Volunteer of the Year Awards.
Scissors snipping, clippers buzzing, Short Back & Sidewalks brought joy and fresh haircuts to Hedland, giving children from Strelley Community School a much-needed boost.
The Port Hedland Rovers are still riding high after an electrifying T20 grand final win over South Hedland, securing back-to-back premierships for the first time in club history.
Pilbara business confidence has slipped as U.S. President Donald Trump’s 10 per cent tariff on Australian goods takes hold
For more than two decades, the conservation efforts focused on Port Hedland’s flatback turtles have flourished, thanks volunteers and the longstanding partnership between Care for Hedland and BHP
Natasha Clark
Hedland foodies are in for a treat as two exciting new vendors join the Marapikurrinya Park container pop-up, bringing fresh flavours and vibrant dishes to the local dining scene
The Greens candidate for Durack says he’s fighting to put the region first as the nation prepares for a “once-in-a-generation” election.
Matthew Paddick
A Pilbara mine site supervisor who attacked a colleague then tried to dispose of his body on site has been freed from jail after a little over five years, deeply upsetting the victim’s family.
Rebecca Le May
The Nicks have taken out the under 14s All Hedland Basketball Assocation grand final at the weekend taking down the Suns in a thrilling match.
Hedland Reds young gun Konol McPhee, 15, is still buzzing after participating in the Naitanui Academy curtain-raiser at Optus Stadium.
Providing Hedland locals with a behind-the-scenes look at heavy-duty mining equipment, Finmec hosted a community open day on March 29.
It’s the fourth straight year the independent Salaries and Allowances Tribunal has handed out a rise for council chief executives — who have seen pay bands increase by 15.5 per cent since 2021.
Dylan Caporn
Ever wondered what kids are really thinking?
