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Light the wick, but stay safe

As part of Territory Day celebrations, the public can legally buy, use and possess fireworks within approved periods. This year, the fireworks approved periods are: Sale...

Keeping power fair

The first phase of electricity pricing reforms introduces a new tariff for large commercial customers, full-cost pricing for NT and Commonwealth Government agencies, and...

Cops attend two large disturbances

Territory police have been called to two large disturbances in the space of less than12 hours. The first occurred at Willowra, a Walpiri community around...

School holiday fun in Alice

UPDATED: Man hospitalised, house damaged in early morning fire

Arrest made for domestic violence

Support for Aboriginal-owned businesses

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Sport

Rockin’, rollin, ridin’

It was a lucky escape for local junior speedway driver Hamish Chmielewski during the NT Junior Titles at Tennant Creek Speedway on Sunday night,...

Hockey season ready to bully

Hockey returns to the Traeger Avenue pitch next weekend for the first round of the 2025 season on Saturday, May 10. Alice Springs Hockey Association's...

Junior title on the line this weekend

The green flag will wave to start the Tennant Creek speedway season this weekend. The newly upgraded surface and facilities will play host to the...

Unpredictable opening weekend of footy

Two grand final rematches in round one of the 2025 CAFL Season saw a reversal of results, with the first week of football providing...

Rugby returns to Red Centre

The 2025 Central Australian Rugby Union (CARU) kicks off this Friday, May 3, with rucks and running rugby returning to ANZAC Oval after a...

Footy tournament heralds in new season

With CAFL footy returning this weekend, women’s sides from across Alice Springs battled it out at Albrecht Oval on April 12, with the hard...
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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...

GUTS goes national

Centralian Australian contemporary dance organisation GUTS Dance are joining forces with local performer Ashleigh Musk in the coming month, with the pair performing their...

Exciting program for Writer’s Fest

Gina Chick, Daniel Browning, and Jeanine Leane are just some of the 70 artists that have been announced as part of the 2025 Northern...

Final performance for local legends

Having been integral to the local community theatre scene for over a decade, the Alice Springs Theatre Group’s performance of Noises Off will mark...

Archibald arrives at Araluen

The 2024 Archibald Prize exhibition has officially opened at the Araluen Arts Centre this morning, with the collection of stunning portraits now available to...

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Youth arrested with indecent assault

A youth has been arrested in relation to multiple indecent assaults in Alice Springs last week. Police received reports of an indecent assault on a...

Alice lifts above its weight

Weightlifting in Alice Springs has traditionally been a small, niche sport, offering limited opportunities for young people full of energy and potential. But a visit...

UPDATED: Motorcyclist dies in Deep Well crash

The Northern Territory Police Force is currently investigating a fatal crash that occurred in Deep Well on Sunday, June 22. Around 10:40am, the Joint Emergency...

Proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws slammed

The Northern Territory Government has come under criticism for its intention to revise anti-discrimination laws, with proposed changes that would replace what it describes...

Falconio killer’s death imminent

The death of the man convicted of killing British backpacker, Peter Falconio is reportedly imminent. Bradley John Murdoch was convicted of the murder of Mr...

Fete needs support, volunteers.

With around seven weeks until the return of the Old Timers Fete, organisers are calling for assistance to help make the event a success. Preparations...
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