Kimberley Land Council
The national conversation around Closing the Gap often focuses on what isn't working. The latest data tells a troubling story: only four of the 19 national targets are currently on track.
The Kimberley Land Council has opened a new office in Kununurra in Western Australia's East Kimberley, almost four decades after the organisation established its first base in the town in 1986.
More than 50 Indigenous land and sea management representatives from the Kimberley travelled to Darwin this week to attend the North Australia Savanna Fire Forum and National Indigenous Carbon Forum...
Western Australia has declared its first Aboriginal heritage Protected Area in almost 30 years, placing Darrajayin on Malarngowem Country under the strongest cultural protections available in the stat...
"Although we come from different languages, different ways of living, different tribal dances, different dreamtimes, we may all know that if we need help, truly, all people are going to help.
"Devastating."That's how Yawuru/Djukun woman Janet Puertollano described the impact she believes the proposed Valhalla fracking project would have on the Martuwarra Fitzroy River in Western Australia'...
More than 200 Aboriginal rangers from across northern Western Australia gathered in Broome recently for what organisers say is the largest-ever meeting of the Kimberley Ranger Network.
Two Bardi Jawi Oorany Rangers from the Dampier Peninsula in Western Australia's Kimberley region have presented their Indigenous-led restoration work to hundreds of delegates at a national biodiversit...
The Kimberley Land Council, together with Malarngowem Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, Yanunijarra Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, and Walalakoo Aboriginal Corporation RNTBC, has lodged an appeal to the Fu...
Indigenous Rangers are leading the charge to protect Australia's far north coastline, as record numbers of Traditional Owners gathered in Broome this week for the largest-ever Indigenous Saltwater Adv...
The Dampier Peninsula Fire Working Group has been recognised with the 2025 First Nations Landcare Collaboration Award at the National Landcare Awards, held at the Gold Coast Convention and Exhibition...
The University of Notre Dame Australia has brought together researchers to tackle energy affordability in remote Indigenous communities by driving efforts to transition them to renewable energy.
Aboriginal leaders in the Kimberley recently issued the Ngumpan Statement - a declaration marking 40 years of law, language and culture, calling on governments to protect Country, culture and water.