Round three of the NPFL saw some surprising turns and epic contests, with the previously undefeated Kats suffering a disappointing loss and the Wolves securing their first win of the season.
Katya Minns
A Hedland school teacher has gone above and beyond his role by organising a school breakfast program for disadvantaged and hungry kids.
Cain Andrews
In the wake of a domestic violence crisis sweeping the country, Port Hedland residents will gather for the annual Hedland Says No to Family Violence march on May 8.
Hedland Senior High School mentor Georgie Rose aims to instil a positive worldview in her students, preparing them for life beyond school.
Natasha Clark
Patients at Port Hedland Hospital needing intensive MRI scans will no longer have to be transferred to other hospitals with the State Government investing $15 million in a new MRI machine.
The search for missing man Zane Stevens has reached its fourth day, with specialist resources from Perth being used to look for the 21-year-old, last seen 30km north of Broome.
For the second time in five years, the State Government has stepped in to help solve problems at the Town of Port Hedland.
Laura Newell
The Karratha Falcons claimed a dominant win over the Port Hedland Rovers at the weekend as the NPFL women’s competition kicked off for round two.
A HAZMAT fire in WA’s north emitting potentially toxic fumes has been contained.
Students at Nullagine Primary School will be the first to take part in Awesome Arts Creative Challenge for 2024.
The Aboriginal land trust will receive 8ha of land — situated between Broome and Port Hedland — for the benefit of the traditional owners, the Nyangumarta people.
Among the worries raised by officials and councillors with the Department of Local Government during a visit in February were several relating directly to council meetings.
The Australian Securities and Investment Commission (ASIC) has permanently banned clothing franchise Urban Rampage from charging customers through its Centrepay accounts.
More than 400 people tuned in online to see the outcome of a vote of no-confidence in newly elected Hedland Councillor Adrian McRae last week.
Emergency service volunteer crews in the Pilbara have received four new frontline response vehicles and a marine search and rescue vessel following a $1.65 million funding boost from the State Government.
In a move to bolster trades training in the Pilbara, the State Government has unveiled two state-of-the-art trades workshops at North Regional TAFE’s Pundulmurra campus in South Hedland.
Suicide prevention expert Gerry Georgatos says it’s critical that children in State care are allowed to share their stories with the public through the media.
A vote of no confidence against a Town of Port Hedland councillor - who made headlines for congratulating Russian President Vladimir Putin on his election victory - has failed at a special meeting on Monday.
A recent outbreak of parvovirus in the East Pilbara has the shire reminding dog owners to be extra-vigilant with their pets, encouraging vaccinations against the canine disease.
The Dampier Sharks and Port Hedland Rovers jumped their way to the top alongside Karratha Kats in round one of the North Pilbara Football League over the weekend, with an epic start to the season.
A bushfire has been downgraded to watch and act just hours after residents were told to evacuate.
Hannah Cross
Teachers across the Pilbara were set to down tools on Tuesday over pay and conditions with many urged to travel to Karratha to rally for their cause.
Bethany Hiatt and Laura Newell
Marapikurrinya Park will now feature a handful of local cuisine pop-ups, thanks to a collaboration between the Town of Port Hedland and BHP.
Less than a month after his bizarre Russian TV appearance, newly elected Port Hedland councillor Adrian McRae will be facing a motion of no confidence at the upcoming special meeting of council on Monday.