The Carnarvon Common Ground Team would like to wish all a happy NAIDOC Week 2026. This years’ theme is Fifty Years of Deadly. We are celebrating the grassroots efforts made by all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander peoples across Australia

Carnarvon Common Ground would like to thank our incredible community members and service providers who joined us to celebrate our official opening on the 17th. A special shoutout to Hendrix Moncrieff and Edgar Milly-Milly, whose didgeridoo performance brought energy to

For Yinggarda woman Kerri Dorey, the story of Carnarvon is a story of deep roots, strong culture, and a community determined to build a better future together. As a representative of the Yinggarda Aboriginal Corporation, Kerri brings a voice grounded

Carnarvon Common Ground – Community voices leading the way Carnarvon community members Sharon Crowe, Elizabeth Graham and Kay Mongoo are sharing the story of how the Carnarvon Common Ground project was born – a grassroots movement created by local people,

Carnarvon Common Ground has teamed up with a highly experienced local cinematographer Hugh Sando to produce a compelling new video series that celebrates the people, culture, and future of the Gascoyne town. The project captures deeply personal stories from Elders,

Several years ago, a small group of Carnarvon women became concerned about the ongoing ‘well-above-average’ rates of engagement with the justice system amongst their community especially for young people. Convinced that there must be a better way, those Carnarvon women