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About 8,500 Aboriginal people who were underpaid or had their wages withheld due to discriminatory policy between 1936 and 1972 will be reimbursed by the state government.

A decade-long plan to build the world's largest prawn farm on a remote NT cattle station has finally ended after the Federal Court ordered the company to be liquidated.

Sam, whose name has been changed for privacy reasons, was still on his P-plates when he saw his first dead body.

A life spent in the air is what Olivia Anderson always wanted. The 24-year-old is the recipient of this year's prestigious Roger Connellan Award granted to outback Australia's exceptional young pilots.

Source: ABC Kimberley | Program: Story Stream Brought to you by Presented by Olivia Anderson always wanted to fly, but the path to becoming a pilot is hard work and expensive.

Indigenous West Australian station workers and their families will share $144,375,000 in compensation for unpaid wages in a landmark Federal court judgement.

Source: ABC Kimberley | Program: Story Stream Brought to you by Presented by It's known as one of the biggest endurance tests for any horse rider — the Mongol Derby.

Pastoralists across Western Australia are labelling the state government's proposed changes to pastoral leases "anti-agriculture" and a move to push smaller, family-run operations off the land.

Over the past decade, more than 2,000 foreign fishing boats have been caught operating illegally in waters off Australia's northern coastline stretching from Western Australia's Kimberley region to Queensland's far north.

A traditional owner says a key part of a new agreement is ensuring the project's impacts on country can be monitored.