contractors to access offshore destinations and other parts of the region. Cape Preston Aerodrome [YCPR] is about 70 km south of town. Annual festivals and events Each year in August Pilbara Iron, Dampier Salt, Woodside Petroleum Limited, and other smaller companies sponsor one of the largest festivals in the North West, over two days. The name FeNaClNG Festival is derived from Fe (iron), NaCl (salt) and NG (natural gas). Red Earth Arts Festival. Cossack Art Awards. Suburbs Karratha is composed of 9 main suburbs: Karratha City Centre, Bulgarra, Pegs Creek, Millars Well, Nickol, Nickol West, Baynton, Baynton West, Tambrey and one industrial area, known as both the LIA (Light Industrial Area) and KIE (Karratha Industrial Estate). Karratha's housing development continues, with new villages and suburbs being built. Baynton West is currently being developed. Also a new suburb going east of Bulgarra with an indigenous name, Mulataga has received council approval. There is current development of a second industrial estate: Gap Ridge which is west of the city, past the cemetery. Media Radio Radio services available in Karratha: Karratha FM 93.7 – "Today's Hot Country" (country music format) ABC North West WA (6KP: 702 AM) – (Part of the ABC Local Radio Network). ABC News Radio (6PNN: 104.1 FM) ABC Radio National (6ABCRN: 100.9 FM) – Speciality talk and music. TAB Racing Radio – FM 101.7 Triple J (6JJJ: 103.3 FM) – Alternative music Hit FM (106.5) – Top 40 Music Triple M – Radio 6KA (102.5 FM) – Classic Hits / Adult Contemporary Music format aimed at 35 years + audience. Ngaarda Radio (92.1) Indigenous radio station - Country Music / Indigenous Music and regional news. Television Television services available include: The Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC) – ABC, ABC TV Plus/Kids, ABC Me, ABC News (digital channels) The Special Broadcasting Service (SBS) – SBS, SBS Viceland, SBS World Movies, SBS Food, NITV (digital channels) GWN7 (Golden West Network), an affiliate station of the Seven Network WIN Television, an affiliate station of the Nine Network West Digital Television, an affiliate station of the Network 10 (provided jointly by Prime Television and WIN Television) The programming schedule is mainly the same as the Seven, Nine and Ten stations in Perth with variations for News bulletins, sport telecasts such as the Australian Football League and National Rugby League, children's and lifestyle programs and infomercials. GWN7 produces a 30-minute regional news program each weeknight