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25.01.2022 Great to see another event has made it to Broome! Rodeo - Sept 11/12 Giddy UP!
24.01.2022 Do you want to be on radio?? Radiotown is back on this school holidays with Pirate88 Broome Radio for young people of ages 11-25 yo. This is a great (and different) way to engage youth during this coming school holidays and its FREE. So please feel free to sign up your kids, yourself (if you quality for the age bracket). Spaces are limited so get in quick.
24.01.2022 Pretty sure you can catch Taiko On at the Finale tomorrow night!
24.01.2022 Looking for something to do tomorrow night? Check out Bingo Loco happening on Saturday night at the Roey. Head to LoveBroome for all your entertainment needs!... https://www.lovebroome.com.au//bingo-loco-broome--saturday See more
23.01.2022 Don't forget if you spend $30 or more in Chinatown then you're eligible to win a $300 voucher! Once you've made a purchase, take a selfie like these 3 and share it to the hashtags listed at the bottom of the frame. EASY! #chinatownbroome #chinatowncollective #chinatownbroomecollective #lovebroome #shoplocalbroome
23.01.2022 FREE event for the kids! CIRCUS ON THE FLY Head down to Town Beach tomorrow from 4pm for entertainment by Theatre Kimberley.... https://shinjumatsuri.com.au/program/sandfly-circus/
23.01.2022 Relive the magic of the 50th Anniversary of Shinju Matsuri. We hope you enjoy the highlights of this fantastic festival. See you all in 2021 (Dates to be released soon!) Western Australia Shire of Broome Anna Gare Derek Lau Brendan Pang
22.01.2022 Sad news for Broome and those affected!
22.01.2022 This Is The LAST Shinju Event For 2020! LiveLighter Festival Finale FREE EVENT... Head down to the Amphitheatre at Cable Beach for market stalls, food, entertainment, Sammy the Dragon and a spectacular fireworkds display! The fun kicks off at 5pm with fireworks happening at 8pm. https://shinjumatsuri.com.au/program/festival-finale/
21.01.2022 Helicopter Crash Update: The ATSB is yet to confirm what caused the malfunction, but has released a more detailed timeline of maintenance issues with the helicopter. Source: ABC Kimberley
21.01.2022 Topping the List - The Coral Coast, Western Australia 7 of the best road trips to take in Australia! At the top of the list:... The Coral Coast, Western Australia Stretching between Perth and Broome, the Coral Coast is one of Australias most beautiful and wild places. From the breathtaking and world famous Ningaloo Reef to the beauty of Monkey Mia and The Pinnacles, a trip along this vast stretch of land (or even just a portion) is a must-do. Source: The Australian https://www.theaustralian.com.au//d77a2e5bbbc3d957cbb2a2ee
20.01.2022 Just a reminder to plan ahead when visiting the Dampier Peninsula! Not all Aboriginal Communities are open and most camping and accommodation requires advanced bookings.
19.01.2022 Fireworks has brought Shinju to a close for another year. What was your favourite Shinju event this year?
19.01.2022 Kimberley Girl set to be live streamed! Source: Broome Advertiser
18.01.2022 Looking at getting hitched in Broome?
18.01.2022 Come bowling with the Broome Chamber of Commerce! FUN FUN FUN! Were currently taking teams of 4 for a great night of barefoot bowling at the Broome Bowling Club.... If you cant field a whole team then register as an individual and the Chamber will take care of the rest. REGISTER BELOW: https://broomechamber.com.au/events/
18.01.2022 MADALAH Welcomes New Ambassador Jordin is a proud Nimanburr woman and Traditional Owner from Broome, Western Australia with ancestral ties to Yawuru, Djugun, Nyul Nyul and Bardi families in the mid-Dampier Peninsula. She is passionate about combatting issues created by colonial trauma and is working towards a future where the next generation dont have to choose between culture and education or work.... Based in the Broome region, Jordin will provide support to our Broome Employment and Education Housing Program team and represent the MADALAH brand in the Kimberley region. https://nit.com.au/madalah-welcomes-new-ambassador/ Source: National Indigenous Times
15.01.2022 Whos up for a great night out at the fabulous Sun Pictures? Dinner and band is included. Tickets are available from the Broome Chamber of Commerce: https://broomechamber.com.au/events/
14.01.2022 COVID Clinic Opens In Kununurra The third regional COVID clinic in Western Australia will open at Kununurra District Hospital today to further protect Kimberley communities from COVID-19. The clinic will be open from 8am-4.30pm, seven days a week under the guidance of clinicians and support staff following strict infection prevention controls.... It adds yet another extra layer of safety for Western Australians. Read More... https://www.mediastatements.wa.gov.au//COVID-clinic-in-Kun Source: Govt of WA
14.01.2022 Today is R U OK Day. Make it your mission to check in with a mate today and ask them how theyre going. That question could save a life!
14.01.2022 I never knew crocs could swim so fast! Source: ABC Kimberley
14.01.2022 Western Australia Posts Warmest Winter On Record According to the Bureau of Meteorology (BOM), WAs mean maximum temperature was 2.38 degrees Celsius above average, while the mean minimum temperature was 0.81C above average. The season ended with a record-breaking hot spell in the north that was generated by a lingering trough.... "In late August, a number of places in the Kimberley and Pilbara broke temperature records," BOM spokesman Neil Bennett said. "West Roebuck, about 10 kilometres east of Broome airport, recorded Australias highest winter temperature of 41.2 degrees on the 23rd. Thirty-six places in the state set new heat records for August, including Broome, Port Hedland and Karratha in the north, as well as Corrigin, Brookton and Cunderdin in the south. The outlook for spring shows roughly equal chances of wetter or drier conditions across the west and north of WA. Read More... https://www.abc.net.au//western-australia-posts-w/12618714 Source: ABC News
14.01.2022 Shinju has officially come to an end after nine days of celebrating 50 years of Shinju. What was your favourite event? Source: GWN7 News
13.01.2022 This is a great opportunity to Shop Local and win a $300 voucher!
13.01.2022 Don't forget the Xmas Markets are on tonight at Broome Circle! Head to LoveBroome.com.au for events happening in Broome! https://www.lovebroome.com.au//broome-circle-christmas-mar
12.01.2022 Feeling HOT HOT HOT! Always a good day! Broome Chilli Festival happening Sunday Sept 13 from 1pm.
10.01.2022 International Marketing Tourism WA has released an updated suite of international market videos that have been developed by our country managers across the globe. These include China, Germany, Hong Kong, Indonesia, India, Japan, New Zealand, Singapore/Malaysia, UK and USA. ... These videos will provide valuable insights into Tourism WA’s market objectives, plans, current market climate and tips on how to better engage with international visitors. See them here: https://www.tourism.wa.gov.au//International-marketing.asp Source: Tourism WA
07.01.2022 Floating Lanterns event is happening tomorrow down at Gantheaume. Send your message out to the universe in one of the most symbolic ways possible at The Floating Lantern Matsuri. Whatever your message is, watch it float in glowing unison with all the other messages into the sunset.... Park your car up on the road and be there for 4:30pm! https://shinjumatsuri.com.au/prog/floating-lantern-matsuri/
07.01.2022 Shinju Road Closure for today.
07.01.2022 Sunken vessel retrieved as investigation into Broome boat tragedy continues A boat which sank off Broome, resulting in the drowning death of a Perth man, has been retrieved from the water. The No Rush was moored off Gantheaume Point when it began taking on water just after midnight on Monday.... After attempting to pump the water out, the four passengers, all men in their 70s, made the decision to abandon ship. Three men swam to a nearby whale watching boat and were rescued, but the fourth attempted to swim to shore and did not make it. His body was eventually located by Broome Marine Rescue volunteers and retrieved from the water by police on Monday morning. Read More... https://www.abc.net.au//police-investigating-mans/12636520 Source: ABC Kimberley
06.01.2022 Artisans Series | Dumplings September 16 - Broome Circle Hands up who loves dumplings? Come and learn to make authentic dumplings and then eat your creations!!... This sold out quickly the first time around so BE QUICK! Register Below: https://broomecircle.checkfront.com/reserve/
05.01.2022 Experience Taiko FREE SHINJU EVENT Today at 11am | Midday | 1pm Town Beach - Festival Hub... https://shinjumatsuri.com.au/program/experience-taiko-2/
05.01.2022 Broome Chilli Festival 2020 Its on again! 13th September 2020 on the back lawn area at Broome Lotteries House. Come and see the bravest (maybe craziest) humans eat the hottest chillis in the world!... Sunday Sept 13 - Broome Lotteries House 1pm to 5pm https://www.visitbroome.com.au//broome-chilli-festival-2020
05.01.2022 Some great shots of Cape Leveque being officially opened yesterday. Source: ABC Kimberley
04.01.2022 Regional Tour for 2021 Student War Commemorations Announced Western Australia will travel around the State in commemoration of the Anzac legacy. Fourteen students will visit historical sites around Western Australia for the 2021 Premier’s Anzac Student Tour.... The group will travel to Kununurra, Broome, Rottnest and Albany from April 16 to 26, focusing on the Anzac legacy in Western Australia’s pastoral heritage, nation building between the wars, and the defence of the home front during World War II. Students will visit important historical sites including the flying boat wrecks in Broome, the Oliver Hill battery and tunnels on Rottnest, the Special Air Service Regiment Museum at Campbell Barracks, and the State Library of Western Australia to explore the military collection items. More information about the tour is available at https://www.education.wa.edu.au/anzac 18th annual Premier’s Anzac Student Tour participants announced 14 students from 12 secondary schools in Western Australia will travel around the State in commemoration of the Anzac legacy Fourteen students will visit historical sites around Western Australia for the 2021 Premier’s Anzac Student Tour. The group will travel to Kununurra, Broome, Rottnest and Albany from April 16 to 26, focusing on the Anzac legacy in Western Australia’s pastoral heritage, nation building between the wars, and the defence of the home front during World War II. During the 10-day tour, the students will be accompanied by three teachers and a tour co-ordinator. Students will visit important historical sites including the flying boat wrecks in Broome, the Oliver Hill battery and tunnels on Rottnest, the Special Air Service Regiment Museum at Campbell Barracks, and the State Library of Western Australia to explore the military collection items. They will then commemorate Anzac Day by attending the dawn service at the Desert Mounted Corps Memorial on Mount Clarence in Albany. As this year’s tour was not able to go ahead as planned, those students will combine with students selected for the 2021 tour. The Premier’s Anzac Student Tour is an annual competition open to all Western Australian students in Years 8 to 11 who are selected following a written submission and interviews. Next year brings the number of students to 216 who have travelled on the tour. More information about the tour is available at https://www.education.wa.edu.au/anzac Source: Govt of WA
04.01.2022 STAGE TWO ROADWORKS UNDERWAY A reminder that work is now underway on Short Street West, with the road closed from the Paspaley Plaza car park exit through to the Short Street / Carnarvon Street roundabout. Once this section of roadworks is complete, the road closure will switch to the western end of Short Street which will be closed from Broome Road through to the Paspaley Plaza car park, with access to the car park being maintained from the Carnarvon Street roundabout end.... Broome Visitor Centre will be accessed via the Hamersley Street entrance. From Wednesday 18 November, Napier Terrace East will be closed for approximately 4 weeks. Parking will be available in the car park in front of First National / Bankwest, with access via Carnarvon Street. The Roey bottleshop drive through facilities are also being upgraded during this time, and will be closed completely for a couple of weeks and then open to foot traffic via Dampier Terrace. Construction is proposed to take place Monday to Saturday, with no night works currently planned. Pedestrian access will be maintained throughout the area at all times during the construction period, and traffic management personnel will be on site. Information regarding access and roadwork maps for construction areas, including temporary road closures and alternative parking is being advertised in the paper, on radio, through the Shire's social channels as well as on the Chinatown website. Traders can also contact Julia, Chinatown Coordinator on 9191 8738 or by email to find out more. Source: Shire of Broome
04.01.2022 Students Employed Outside School Students at Derby District High School are more work ready than ever before. More than 30 senior students are involved in a new program, which sees them in paid work three days a week, TAFE for one day and school for one day.... The program was developed by the school after noticing some students were disengaged from the classroom but interested in working. Responses have been positive from employers, parents and students in the first six months. Source: ABC News https://www.abc.net.au//breakf/students-employed/12911722
04.01.2022 Nice spot for a picnic! Enjoying Streeters Jetty on a high tide.
03.01.2022 Only Two Countries Have Come Out of COVID Better It's official: Victoria hasn't found a new coronavirus case in four weeks. While it's difficult to know for certain, it's widely believed a 28 day period without any cases found is good evidence the virus has been effectively eliminated in Victoria.... It's a remarkable turnaround, and a result some critics said couldn't be achieved. The nation has now managed a streak of 40 days with a seven day average below 20, and most recent cases are overseas arrivals in hotel quarantine. That streak comes after a peak of more than 500 in early August. Only two countries Singapore and China have reached a peak of that magnitude and then improved to keep the average below 20 for longer than Australia. The biggest threat to Australia maintaining its grip on low or non-existent case numbers is now the hotel quarantine system. With many Australians trying to come home in time for Christmas, and a worsening global situation, the number of cases being found in returned travellers has been slowly increasing since the end of August. Read More... https://www.abc.net.au//victoria-28-days-no-coron/12924922 Source: ABC News
03.01.2022 Guniyan Binba Conservation Park Joint Management Plan Launched A joint land management plan has officially been launched for Guniyan Binba Conservation Park in Broome. Spanning 2,511 hectares within the existing Yawuru conservation estate, Guniyan Binba Conservation Park is an intertidal reserve located from north of Broome to Willie Creek.... The land will be jointly managed by Nyamba Buru Yawuru, the Shire of Broome and the Department of Biodiversity, Conservation and Attractions’ (DBCA) Parks and Wildlife Service. Following consultation and collaborative development, the plan works to protect unique wildlife, celebrate cultural values and landmarks, and deliver sustainable nature-based tourism opportunities. Under the plan, Yawuru rangers will work on country to manage the land and protect important cultural heritage sites through a blend of traditional practices and modern science. Key features of the plan also aim to protect the diverse wildlife within the wetlands, and coastline where more than 170 bird species, unique invertebrate communities and endemic plant species reside. The Guniyan Binba joint management plan is available at https://www.dbca.wa.gov.au/managementplans
02.01.2022 Experience Taiko FREE SHINJU EVENT!
01.01.2022 8 Brocades of Silk - Tai Chi workshop Shaolin Baduanjin in Chinese literally means eight brocades of silk, reserved for royalty in the past. It is a set of ancient Chinese Qigong which literally means air work exercises for promoting health and wellbeing. Come and have a go at this Tai Chi Workshop.... This Sunday | Broome Civic Centre https://broome.sales.ticketsearch.com/sales/salesevent/1465
