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Physical literacy in action across the NT

The School of Sport Education NT is helping schools across the Territory implement a physical literacy approach that supports student engagement, learning, and holistic...

Equestrian champ hails from the desert

Against all odds, challenging conditions, an unfamiliar climate and thousands of kilometres of travel, a local woman from Alice Springs and her mare have...

Petition to extend library hours

Locals are backing a petition calling for extended opening hours at the Alice Springs Town Library, giving the community a safe and cool place...

Youth grants help minimise drug harm

Pizza Hut reopens under ownership of long time Alice residents

New Cultural Garden space at Larapinta

Barkly gas to power the Territory

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Sport

Alice cyclists’ tilt at state titles

Fifteen Alice Springs Track (Velodrome) cyclists, including eleven juniors, are heading to the Adelaide Super-Drome to compete in the SA/NT Track State Championships. Alice Springs...

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...

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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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Police plea for information

Northern Territory Police are investigating an alleged sexual assault in Alice Springs early on 14 December. Around 4.30am, the Joint Emergency Services Communication Centre received...

Dave Huges heads to Araluen

There is no one else that comes close to the phenomenon that is Dave Hughes. Behind that cooked looking facade is a mind that...

Cash splash for free pool activities

Central Australian families and visitors will again be able to enjoy free use of the Alice Springs Aquatic and Leisure Centre (ASALC) this summer. Minister...

Care making a real difference

Abundant Living Community Services was created by people who know the Territory, understand its challenges, and recognise what genuine support should look like. After...

Army captain’s legacy continues to grow

Van Senden Avenue in Araluen, and extending into Gillen, was gazetted on February 3, 1971 as a tribute to former army officer and government...

Christmas Grinch almost ruins street party

The Christmas Grinch attempted to ruin this year's Alice Springs Christmas Street Party and Christmas Tree lighting. A wild late afternoon storm on Friday, December...

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