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Red gum delivers crushing blow

Several car owners received an unpleasant surprise when they returned to their cars after a gym session on Gap Road today. Shortly before 12 o'clock...

Yipirinya School nurses say children paying the price

School nurses Elise Daly and Madeleine Fasnacht have condemned proposed redundancies to school nursing positions at Yipirinya School in Alice Springs, warning the decision...

Honouring Roger Vale

Roger Vale Drive, which was gazetted on April 13, 2005, extends from South Stuart Highway to the airport and commemorates the late Honourable Roger...

Skilled migrants for NT

First award, top of Australia

Yipirinya staff rally ahead of mass redundancies

Yipirinya kids dive into safety

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Sport

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...

Mifsud takes round as table tightens

At the midpoint of the inaugural John Healy Memorial pennant season, there have been considerable changes to leaderboard. Bowlers who consistently play each week are...

Double points round wraps up kart season

The EPG Alice Springs Karting Club wrapped up the 2025 season with a double points final night meeting on Saturday October 11. There was strong...

TJ smashes his way to 118

Winning the toss and batting first, West set a mammoth target for the Tigers to chase in the B Grade cricket match at Rhonda...

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Entertainment

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...

Telling true stories

Featuring artworks from six prominent art centres from across Central Australia, the True Story exhibition will showcase life in the Red Centre in its...

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Youths nabbed after machete attack

A shopping centre worker narrowly avoided serious injury during a violent lunchtime machete attack at Alice Springs’ largest shopping centre on Monday, escaping the...

Poignant tribute as Alice remembers

The guns fell silent at the end of World War One, 107 years ago today. To commemorate the end of 'the war to end all...

Update: 14-year-old boy arrested after food court machete attack

Lunchtime diners were sent scurrying on Monday, November 10 today after a youth brandishing a machete in the Yeperenye Shopping Centre attacked another older...

Wins for education

Toying with a game of luck while investing in the education of young people in Central Australia, the Rotary Club of Alice Springs has...

Mexican Day of the Dead

The Alice Springs community came together at Campfire in the Heart on Saturday, November 2 for a vibrant celebration of Día de los Muertos...

Alice’s own Territory treasure

Iconic singer-songwriter and storyteller Ted Egan AO, known for his 1960s and '70s folk songs celebrating Central Australia, has been recognised with a Seniors...

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