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Wangki Radio manager Ian James's journey from Hollywood to Kimberley outback - Vimarsana News

Wangki Radio manager Ian James's journey from Hollywood to Kimberley outback

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.

Source: abc.net.au
WA teacher finds mutant five-legged cane toad in Kununurra backyard - Vimarsana News

WA teacher finds mutant five-legged cane toad in Kununurra backyard

In an un-frog-ettable discovery, a Kununurra school teacher has found the Kimberley equivalent of a four-leaf clover— a five-legged cane toad — in her backyard. SEE THE PHOTOS

Authorities release bushfire outlook for spring 2022 - Vimarsana News

Authorities release bushfire outlook for spring 2022

The spring bushfire outlook for Australia indicates the country's east coast could have reduced fire potential in spring, while central and north-western areas have increased risk.

As rough diamond prices surge, the market could be in short supply for years to come - Vimarsana News

As rough diamond prices surge, the market could be in short supply for years to come

As rough diamond prices surge, the market could be in short supply for years to come

Oldest ever Australian bone tools found in the Kimberley used as long as 46,000 years ago - Vimarsana News

Oldest ever Australian bone tools found in the Kimberley used as long as 46,000 years ago

Oldest ever Australian bone tools found in the Kimberley used as long as 46,000 years ago We’re sorry, this service is currently unavailable. Please try again later. Dismiss Normal text size Advertisement The unearthing in the Kimberley of the oldest bone tools ever found in Australia is debunking the assumption such equipment was only used in southern parts of the country. New research has revealed eight bones excavated from the Riwi Cave, about 100 kilometres east of Fitzroy Crossing in the Central Kimberley on Mimbi country, in the past 20 years were used by Aboriginal people as far back...

Source: smh.com.au