NGAARDA NEWS TUESDAY THE 13TH OF DECEMBER 2022

An artist’s rendering of the proposed Perdaman facility at Murujuga, the Burrup Peninsula. (Image: Clough.)

WIRANGU LEADER CALLS FOR FOCUSSED DISCUSSIONS ON VOICE

A young Aboriginal leader says conversations around the Voice to Parliament should be held in a way that doesn’t cause trauma and hurt for First Nations people.

PILBARA WOMAN CHARGED WITH MANSLAUGHTER

A Pilbara woman has been charged with manslaughter following the death of her 49-year-old husband in Roebourne on the weekend, according to the ABC.

NEW CALLS TO STOP PERDAMAN AFTER CONSTRUCTION DELAY

As Perdaman’s proposed urea facility on Murujuga, the Burrup Peninsula has been delayed, Traditional Custodians are calling for the planned project to be reconsidered.

POLICE TARGET ARSON DURING BUSHFIRE SEASON

For the 13th bushfire season, WA Police will operate Strike Force Vulcan to respond to arson.

PCR TESTS TO REQUIRE REFERRAL

As the latest COVID wave continues around the country, the government has announced that from next year, a doctor or nurse’s referral will be required to obtain a free PCR test.

GOVERNMENT INVESTS IN ABORIGINAL CHILDREN

The Australian Government is investing $334 million in the future of First Nations children, with the delivery of more than 550 early years and education activities to 100,000 children and students.