Conned, Working In Dirty, Crowded Rooms And Paid A Pittance: Aboriginal Artists' Raw Deal Exposed

THE group of female indigenous artists - at least one of them renowned - was offered the chance to go on a shopping trip to Alice Springs, about 450 kilometres away, with all accommodation and travel paid for.

Water The Gold Key In Can-do Kalgoorlie

The Goldfields people do not meekly accept what fate throws at them. KATE ASKEW visits a community that knows how to fight back Doug Daws threw in politics with the National Party the day deputy premier and leader of the WA National party, Hendy Cowan, stood up in parliament and pledged his party

Rocky Road Towards The Future

The commission set up to prepare us for the future has become bogged down in its own battle for survival, Karen Kissane reports. IN THE 1890s, C.Y. O'Connor dreamed of building a Western Australian pipeline to carry water from Mundaring to the Kalgoorlie goldfields. He was derided and persecu