Giulia Bertoglio

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Kimberley court closures leave people stranded hundreds of kilometres from home

By: Ruby Littler, Giulia Bertoglio, Dunja Karagic

Fri 26 Jun 2026 at 12:13am In short: People are travelling hundreds of kilometres to major regional towns across WA's far north, following the closure of more than 20 local courts across the state.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Woman attacked by pack of dogs in Kununurra says owners did nothing to help

By: Giulia-Bertoglio

Mon 29 Jun 2026 at 1:02am In short: A woman says she was attacked by a pack of dogs being walked off-leash on the outskirts of Kununurra, in far northern WA.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

As NAIDOC turns 50, ABC explores what the word deadly means to the community

By: Matt Francis

Sat 4 Jul 2026 at 4:00am The word "deadly" has been part of my life for as long as I can remember.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Government discounts hope to turn around slow start to Kimberley tourist season

By: Giulia-Bertoglio

Tue 7 Jul 2026 at 1:21am Tourism operators in Western Australia's far north are unconvinced a program of government-funded vouchers and discounts will help overcome a depressed start to the region's annual tourism season.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Nganjuwarr native title formally recognised with on-country court hearing

By: Giulia-Bertoglio

Sun 26 Jul 2026 at 3:07am It was an emotional day for traditional owners on Nganjuwarr country when the Federal Court formally recognised

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

New men's centre in Kalumburu aimed at reducing domestic violence

By: Giulia Bertoglio, Dunja Karagic

A new men's space has been created in a remote West Australian community in a bid to curb its domestic violence rate, which is one of the highest in the country.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Kimberley businesses fear working holiday visa changes will mean fewer 'essential' backpackers

By: Giulia Bertoglio, Ruby Littler

Businesses across Western Australia's north are worried recent visa changes will mean fewer backpackers choose to work in remote regions where they are most needed.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Special connection to country for Warmun's two Lester Prize portrait finalists

By: Giulia Bertoglio, Mietta Adams

Dwayne Jessell hunches over, studying the lines his brother-in-law Troy Drill is tracing with grass dipped in ochre. He nods in approval.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Family of missing WA man still waiting for answers five years after disappearance

By: Giulia-Bertoglio

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised this article contains the names and images of people who have died.

Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC)

Wyndham community devastated over closure of Indigenous youth organisation

By: Ruby Littler, Giulia Bertoglio

An Indigenous youth organisation in Western Australia's north has shut its service without warning, leaving locals confused and children without a designated night space.