The Latest Breaking News from Pilbara

Indigenous prisoners at Roebourne in the scorching Pilbara still suffer in cells without air-conditioning, like they did 120 years ago

In a landmark exhibition supported by the resources sector, Indigenous artists from the Pilbara don’t hold back about dispossession and exploitation

A traditional owner-led excavation in the Pilbara has shown that Aboriginal people have been in the region for more than 50,000 years.

Andrew Forrest buys another three cattle stations in Australia's north-west to "send our sunshine around the world" and help decarbonise Fortescue mining operations.

An application to halt construction of a multi-billion-dollar urea plant is rejected by the federal government despite its location near the world's largest collection of ancient rock art.

After reluctantly signing the net zero carbon emissions pledge, the Nationals leader amassed a $20 billion regional war chest. But local mayors and voters want funding closer to home, as well as promised infrastructure.

Mental health professionals are concerned about a lack of psychological services in parts of regional West Australia after it was revealed some children are waiting a year to see a clinical psychologist.

Aboriginal people in the Pilbara are struggling to isolate in overcrowded houses after they test positive to COVID-19, Indigenous leaders say.

Troy Hausler was mentally impaired when he killed Toby Richter at a Pilbara mine site because he wrongly believed he was a paedophile, a judge finds.