Fitzroy Valley News Today

$200,000 in Driving Access and Equity Program grant funding for learner drivers in Fitzroy ValleyFunding continues to support disadvantaged drivers

Six emerging Indigenous cultural workers are to embark on a once-in-a-lifetime trip abroad. Who are they?

Scientists from Macquarie University have come up with an innovative way to stop cane toads killing native wildlife by training goannas to avoid eating the deadly amphibians.

If Galarrwuy Yunupingu were still alive, he'd be a shoo-in for Yarralumla. For my money, that makes a coy Tom Calma, co-author of the Voice blueprint, the short odds favourite. Think about it: such an appointment would serve as balm for the hurt feelings of the Yes movement and, given his republican sympathies, a boost for the PM's favoured cause

The biological baby of a Department of Communities worker was found dead inside a car on Tuesday afternoon outside its government offices in remote WA.

Ian James's career has taken him from European radio to LA film sets. Now, he has the challenge of managing a remote radio station in a community scarred by a record flood.

It turns out winter can mean vastly different things in different parts of Australia, from temperatures so cold the water inside garden taps freezes, to people simply wearing socks in their thongs to manage the ‘tropical chill’. We put a simple question out to our social media community earlier this week: “Finish this sentence: You know it’s cold in your part of Australia when...” The callout received more than 350 responses, showcasing just how different winter can be across Australi...

Locals are bracing for impact as a slow-moving tropical low slowly makes its way to northern WA's coast, threatening to become the region's first category four cyclone in nearly a decade and bring destructive conditions.

Has the Albanese government no shame in being on a par with Kazakhstan in giving oil and gas...

Has the Albanese government no shame in being on a par with Kazakhstan in giving oil and gas...