Dylan Storer
Dylan Storer is a young Journalist currently based in Fitzroy Crossing in the Kimberley region of Western Australia.
Starting his journey in the media industry at the age of 7 after watching Bob the Builder build a radio station, Dylan’s family sent him to the local radio station.
Dylan now hosts a weekly News & Current affairs radio program, The Edge, to 10,000 listeners across the Pilbara, Kimberley and Melbourne. Dylan also freelance writes for publications such as The Guardian Australia and has appeared on Q&A along with ABC talk and discussion radio programs as a contributor.
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Young LNP Chair suspended over racist video
The Gold Coast Young Liberal National Party have deleted their Facebook Page after publishing a video in which their chair was seen […]
Mighty Fitzroy’s Future – Our Economy
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Mighty Fitzroy’s Future – A Warning
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Yiramalay Radio Show – 13th Feb 2018
The students from Yiramalay – Wesley Studio School are back for 2019! Listen to their podcast below.
June Oscar on Kimberley Youth Suicide Crisis
Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Social Justice Commissioner June Oscar has called on Government to implement all the recomendations by the coroner, […]
Undermined – New Kimberley Documentary
Award-winning director Nicholas Wrathall investigates the true costs of development in the world-famous Kimberley, where mega-mining and pastoral developments threaten not just […]
WA Law Society Joins Calls For Traditional Law
The Law Society of Western Australia has backed a move by Member for Kimberley, Josie Farrer to re-introduce Traditional Customary Law into […]
Banking Royal Commission: How Hayne failed remote Australia
It’s been an enormous year for the financial services industry. First there was a Productivity Commission report calling for major changes to […]
Work For The Dole – Is It Driving Aboriginal People Into Poverty?
The Community Development Program or CDP is the Government’s work for the dole scheme for remote areas. In it, participants are required […]
The Edge
Is The National Native Title Conference Broken?
This year the National Native Title Conference was held at the MCG in Melbourne, tickets cost over $600 and major sponsors included […]