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Yipirinya School reeling as principal axed

The Yipirinya School community is in shock, with news of the school's Princiapal Justin Colley has been axed by the Northern Territory-appointed statutory manager...

Acacia Hill School students shine in Bindi Digital Art Program

Students from Acacia Hill School recently showcased their creativity in the Bindi Digital Art Program, an initiative that celebrates artistic expression through technology. The...

Bringing skin cancer care closer to home

This National Skin Cancer Action Week (16–22 November), the Australian College of Rural and Remote Medicine (ACRRM) is highlighting the critical role Rural Generalists...

Supporting Central Australia with heart, skill, and understanding

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Sport

Tigers easy roar over Feds

Tigers had an easy 29 run win over Federal Red in the late women's T20 Cricket match at Flynn Oval last Thursday, November 20. Despite...

Tight finish as Gould snatches pennant

The final round of the inaugural John Healy Pennant produced a cliff hanger result after a surprise turn of events saw David Gould storm...

Fine-tuning ahead of titles

The Alice Springs Cycling Club wrapped up its velodrome season last Thursday, November 13. The meeting gave riders a final opportunity to fine tune before...

Close contests on green

After the cooler conditions of the previous week, it was a case reality bites for round four of the John Healy Pennant, when bowlers...

Westies crush Feds

Federal had a day to forget, going down by 137 runs in their B Grade cricket clash against West at Head Street Oval on...

Drama as Sammy left hanging short of a ton

With the threat of rain, deciding to bowl first paid dividends for Wests as they claimed a relatively easy win over Rovers in round...

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Entertainment

Clooney at his smoothest in Jay Kelly

JAY KELLY, the new film from Academy Award nominee Noah Baumbach, follows famous movie actor Jay Kelly (George Clooney) and his devoted manager Ron...

Screen brings Hamilton to life

The real-life of one of America's foremost founding fathers and first Secretary of the Treasury, Alexander Hamilton. Filmed live on Broadway from the Richard...

Alice Springs Cinema’s spotlight film: THE TRAVELLERS

Stephen Seary, a charismatic and successful stage designer, returns to his small hometown in Australia to say goodbye to his dying mother. What was...

The life and times of the Conway Brothers: Whoopee Blues

Whoopee Blues will be screened at Alice Springs Cinema on Thursday, 9 October at 7pm, followed by a special Q&A session led by local...

Favourite journos to let loose

Two of Australia's best and most loved journalists, are packing their bags and coming to the Territory. Leigh Sales and Annabel Crabb are bringing their...

Buzzacott launches solo exhibition

A figure ubiquitous with Central Australian art, Kathleen Buzzacott is launching her solo exhibition, Soft Country, at The Roastery this Friday. The exhibition invites visitors...

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Youths rob business, steal and dump car near Tennant Creek

Northern Territory Police investigating a terrifying incident that occurred south of The Gap outside Alice Springs on Saturday November 22 have arrested two youths...

Heat doesn’t deter Christmas crowds

It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas… The Alice Springs Christmas Show saw a excellent crowd descend on Blatherskite Park last Saturday, November 22...

College grads let their hair down

St Philip's student's arrived in style for their Year 12 Formal at the Alice Springs Convention Centre last Friday evening, November 21. The graduates made...

Architect with a blueprint for design

On September 17, 1997, Shanahan Close in Desert Springs was gazetted as a tribute to John Barry Shanahan, who was a partner in...

Summer herbs thrive

With the weather warming it's an ideal time to consider establishing a summer herb garden. While we may be preparing beds and planting out summer...

Longest-serving Yipirinya employee faces redundancy

A foundation member of the Yipirinya School community is among staff facing redundancy. Doris O’Brien, who began teaching in 1978, is the longest serving Yipirinya...

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