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Reflecting on the year

Alice Springs is a hard place to leave. After four years as Principal of Centralian Senior College, I find myself reflecting not just on...

Alice Springs court cells now managed privately

The Alice Springs Court Cells are now managed by a global security and facility services company. They officially transitioned from being managed by the...

Making moves for the holidays

The Gap Youth & Community Centre Aboriginal Corporation hosted a school holiday hip-hop workshop ahead of Christmas, with artist RileyP travelling from Darwin to...

2025 in pictures

A pictorial review of 2025

Shaping the tourism industry

Climate and culturally safe homes

Digital Edition

Sport

Crunch time at Arunga Park

The final night of speedway for the year provided plenty of action at Arunga Park on December 13. The Christmas Spectacular had slightly lower entries...

Westies too good for Feds Bs

On a scorching day, West made a tactical move sending Federal into the field after winning the toss as they faced off in the...

Rockets fire up in overtime thriller

The Rockets have emerged victorious in a nail-biting under-16 boys basketball grand final at the Traeger Avenue stadium on December 6. The hard-fought battle...

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...

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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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Man sentenced after violent rage

An Alpurrurulam man who couldn’t obtain cannabis went into a violent rage, threatening his partner and two-year-old daughter and assaulting health clinic staff and...

Keeping traditional knowledge alive

BUSH Balm was one of the standout local success stories of the year, showcasing how traditional knowledge and community-led enterprise continue to thrive in...

fabALICE unwraps glittering 2026 Line-Up

In a move guaranteed to keep the jingle in your bells, post-Christmas fabALICE has announced its glitter-soaked 2026 line-up. Headlining next year’s Comedy and Cabaret...

Woman charged over hospital thefts

A 30-year-old woman has been charged with a swag of theft offences after a series of thefts from elderly patients at a Northern Territory...

From early education to graduation

“Our young people, aged three to 19, have agency; they are heard, and what the OLSH community offers resonates with them.” Was this the case...

Buffel: A Christmas Gift

A December plan to deal with buffel grass in Central Australia has likely dropped just as you were about to pull all the declared...

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