The Latest Breaking News from Kimberley

Authorities say the population of humans and crocodiles becoming higher than ever is leading to more frequent encounters.

A Kimberley Aboriginal organisation has been handed a $250,000 fine, suspended over two years, after pleading guilty to animal-cruelty charges.

The Kimberley region of Western Australia is known for dramatic landscapes of vast sandstone escarpments, soaring red cliffs, pristine beaches and

The multi-million-dollar investment in northern WA's only major abattoir, about 100 kilometres east of Broome, will boost its processing capacity by 60 per cent.

As saltwater crocodiles multiply and spread in the East Kimberley, authorities fear a fatal attack is a real possibility if people do not show the deadly predator more respect.

The 62-year-old Walmajarri man is on a mission to have his 1979 case reviewed in a bid to clear his name — and he hopes it will open the door for others to find justice.

A subsidiary of Balanggarra Aboriginal Corporation runs one of the East Kimberley's prized tourism assets, Home Valley. However a series of failed annual general meetings have increased tension among members and sparked calls for more transparency.

Two men are airlifted to Broome Hospital after an incident off the remote Kimberley coastline in Western Australia where a crocodile has been reported launching itself at boats.

The cause of the fire remains unclear

Police have charged two boys with sexual penetration without consent and indecently dealing with a child under 13. The accused themselves are only 11 and 12.

The Kimberley's changing landscape makes it a spectacular place to visit at any time of year. But don't expect the same sights with each visit. The