Rachel Jackson
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- Sep 29, 2026
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Mother-and-daughter designers celebrated on remote runway show (opens the original)
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One of Brodie George's first breaks as an artist came when she was about 10 years old. The Walmajarri and Gooniyandi woman is now watching her daughter Ngoorloona do the same. "She's making her debut at a similar age to me, which is really, really beautiful," Ms George said. "She's still in primary school, so it's very exciting for her." Ms George grew up in Fitzroy Crossing, more than 2,000 kilometres north of Perth in Western Australia's Kimberley region. She is the founder of swimwear label J
Birdwatching boom connects youth with natural world (opens the original)
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The unabated boom in birdwatching is welcome news to one of Australia's most remote bird sanctuaries near Broome in Western Australia's Kimberley. Broome Bird Observatory warden Jamie Van Jones said the increased interest from young people was "fantastic". "I'm getting lots of passionate young people through the observatory, lots of young people on tour with a list of birds they want to see," she said. There are different categories of birdwatchers, with "twitchers" or "listers" renowned for dro
Women say outback contest 'not just bikinis and beauty' (opens the original)
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Francisca Henriquez never thought she'd be walking down a catwalk in outback Western Australia. The 31-year-old, recently crowned 2026 Miss Cable Beach, said she was naturally a shy person. But gliding down a pub stage in front of a packed crowd in Broome brought out her "alter ego". The Miss Cable Beach contest has been running for more than three decades, and continues to draw crowds and numerous entries. While core aspects of the competition have held firm, organisers argue the event has evol
Luxury cruise passengers left out of pocket after tour company defaults (opens the original)
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Customers could lose tens of thousands of dollars after luxury cruise company Kimberley Pearl Tours went into receivership. Despite this, cruises are still being advertised on the company's website. The matter is before the Federal Court, where parties will next meet for mediation on August 31. Customers who booked "once-in-a-lifetime" holidays to Western Australia's north have been left in limbo after a luxury cruise company went into administration. Yet the high-end cruises to remote parts of
Port strike leaves cruise ships stranded at sea in Western Australia's north (opens the original)
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Strike action is set to continue for two weeks at the Port of Broome, affecting cruise ship arrivals to the popular tourist town. Workers walked off the job after failing to reach an agreement with the Kimberley Ports Authority over wages and conditions. The KPA says it will continue to meet with employees and the union to resolve the outstanding terms. Cruise boat passengers on luxury tours of Western Australia’s remote north have been ferried to shore using tenders and provisions loaded by han
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