Pilbara locals received an intimate glimpse into the music creativity of Toni Childs last night at the Red Earth Arts Precinct.

Toni began her first set with her greatest hits and shared the stories behind them. Her husband, who plays guitar joined her occasionally to play by her side.

Karratha local Jane Waterton was seated in the third row from the front and said it was fantastic.

"Best. Concert. EVER! At 61 years old, her voice is almost better than it was when she first recorded ‘Many Rivers’, Stop your Fussin’, and all the others," she said.

"She not only sounds phenomenal, she looks 40, and skips around the stage like she’s in her 20’s.So glad we went."

Angie! you forgot your paint!

Ngaarda Media was a proud part of this years Karijini experience the events were so much fun and everyday had something special on offer. If you are thinking about coming to the 2020 Karijini experience, we will see you there, we wouldn't miss it for the world. ps- Bring a fly net 😛

TONI CHILDS PERFORMS IN THE PILBARA FOR THE FIRST TIME

Ngaarda Media's Tangiora Hinaki was thrilled to interview the legendary Toni Childs ahead of her performance tonight at Red Earth Arts Precinct

Toni is on her way to Karratha from Exmouth and while she was there she swam with the whale sharks and is enjoying the national tour of Australia.

"We are doing 56 theatre shows around regional Australia to celebrate my 30 year anniversary of Union, my very first album," she said.

"When you are travelling like this it is really important to do things that bring a lot of joy to the band members."

"This tour has touched people in so many different ways. There has been a couple of people that have come out of a coma which is just shocking .. (laughs), but this gentleman he came out of the coma too 'Stop Your Fussin' it was really lovely and a complete shock when he shared it with me, I think it was in 2010 when he shared that story it was really remarkable."

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Minister Roger Cook is in Karratha this morning for a state govt session on Volunteer assisted Dying.

Voluntary Assisted Dying is a huge debate -arguably the most contentious legislation that will go before parliament this year

What are your thoughts?