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A Pilbara leader at the table: Henry Lockyer named first Co-Chair of WA’s Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee
Sep 3, 2026
For the first time in its history, Western Australia’s Aboriginal Justice Advisory Committee (AJAC) will be co-chaired by a Pilbara leader, with...
Community Leads the Way at the 2026 Yule River Bush Meeting
Aug 6, 2026
At this year's Yule River Bush Meeting, Community leadership was clear: progress depends on government, agencies and service providers listening to...
PAHA welcomes new leadership roles
May 5, 2026
The Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance (PAHA) is sharing an update to our Executive Leadership Team structure, and we’re doing so with deep...
$1.3 million Lotterywest grant strengthens Aboriginal‑led health coordination across the Pilbara
May 1, 2026
The Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance (PAHA) has received a $1.3 million grant from Lotterywest to support the foundations that sit behind Aboriginal-led health across the region.
Progress on the Tom Price Kidney Dialysis Unit
Apr 22, 2026
The Tom Price Kidney Dialysis Unit (TPKDU) continues to move forward, with important foundations now in place to ensure the facility is safe, resilient and built to serve the community in the future.
Listening on Country – Community Voices Shaping a Stronger Health Future for the Hamersley Ranges
Dec 3, 2025
Recent on-Country consultations revealed key community needs that are guiding PAHA’s work to improve health access in the Hamersley Ranges.
Stronger Together: Expansion of Aboriginal Reference Group Connects Health Projects
Nov 11, 2025
Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance is proud to have facilitated the expansion of the Tom Price Kidney Dialysis Unit (TPKDU) Aboriginal Reference Council into the newly formed Hamersley Ranges Community Health Aboriginal Reference Group (HR-CHARG).
Collaborating for Better Health: Community-Led Consultations Drive Next Steps
Nov 11, 2025
Throughout October and November 2025, PAHA facilitated a series of Community and Service Provider Consultations across the Hamersley Ranges, including a two-day On-Country Gathering and targeted engagement sessions with key community sub-groups.
Remote Aboriginal Communities at High Exposure Risk from Pilbara Measles Outbreak
Oct 10, 2025
Aboriginal Health Council of Western Australia (AHCWA) & Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance (PAHA) Joint Media Statement
Walking the land. Sharing the stories. Healing together: Men’s On Country Health & Reconnection Exchange 2025
Sep 19, 2025
In late August, over two days on Kariyarra Country at Yule River, something powerful took shape. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander men from...
Newsletter
PAHA Newsletter Issue #13
What's been happening at PAHA? Discover the stories, highlights and impact shaping the last three months. Read the full newsletter
PAHA Newsletter Issue #12
What's been happening at PAHA? Discover the stories, highlights and impact shaping our first quarter of 2026. Read the full newsletter
PAHA Newsletter Issue #11
Over the past quarter, Pilbara Aboriginal Health Alliance (PAHA) has continued to work alongside our Partner Services, communities, partners and stakeholders to support culturally-led, community-driven health outcomes across the Pilbara. In this issue you will find a...
PAHA Newsletter Issue #10
Dive into the latest edition of the PAHA newsletter - where community-led health innovation, stories of impact, and new partnerships come alive. In this issue: A powerful new 5-year partnership with Rio Tinto to improve Aboriginal health outcomes across the...
PAHA Newsletter Issue #09
As we step into 2025, I am thrilled to embark on this incredible journey as your new CEO, and I extend my heartfelt gratitude to everyone who has warmly welcomed me into the PAHA family since January. It has been an exhilarating few months as I’ve hit the ground runnin…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #08
It’s been a whirlwind couple of months since our last newsletter, marked by significant milestones for PAHA. We’ve secured new funding agreements, signed a Project Management Agreement with Purple House, and finalized a land lease agreement with the Shire of Ashburton…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #07
There’s an old saying: “If it’s Tuesday, this must be Belgium,” which captures the whirlwind of travel, meetings, and events that can leave one feeling disoriented about where they’ve been, who they’ve met, and what’s next. This is the reality for many of us navigating…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #06
Welcome to the sixth edition of our PAHA Newsletter, the last three months have been busy with activities to improve opportunity and growth in the Aboriginal Heath Sector across the Pilbara region. Discussions have continued with stakeholders, community and government …
PAHA Newsletter Issue #05
Welcome to the 5th edition of our PAHA Newsletter, it is my honour to provide the welcome as the new Chairperson. I acknowledge the extraordinary work that Richard Ansey undertook whilst in the chairperson role previously, it is a privilege to work alongside a great Boa…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #04
As we head toward Christmas and reflect on the year nearly gone, I have a few standouts. PAHA has done some great work this year and bought nearly $10million of new health projects into the Pilbara. The Australian Family Partnership Program and Culture Care Connect are…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #03
We are thrilled to be working together with the Australian Family Partnership Program will see an increase in support and improved health outcomes for Mums and Bubs in the Pilbara, with the newly appointed PAHA Nurse Coordinator, Samantha Barba we are sure this program…
PAHA Newsletter Issue #02
What an exciting time we have had since we last chatted, the team recently attended the Lowitja International Conference in Cairns. The focus of the Conference was around Data, Data Sovereignty, Aboriginal Health amongst other topics. I was fortunate enough with my fel…
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