Railway’s untold stories
A new book launched at the National Road Transport Hall of Fame looks to reexamine and platform the unheard stories that went into building...
Honouring brothers turned politicians
Gazetted on February 3, 1971, Forrest Crescent takes its name from Sir John and Alexander Forrest, two explorers who during the 19th century made...
Red Hot entertainmet
Alternate realities and shifting perspectives were the theme for this year’s edition of the Desert Festival – from Friday, September 27 until Sunday, September...
A saucy soiree
The Big Tease Soirée is the name of the sparkling show that will be performed at Araluen Arts Centre Theatre stage, so get ready...
Local films star at festival
Red Centre cinema has been put on centre stage this past week, with the Darwin International Film Festival (DIFF) showcasing both feature length and...
All hail the new king
For the first time since 2020, a new King of the Mountain has been declared this past Sunday, September 29, with crowds showing out...
Named after landscape
Valley Court in Braitling was gazetted in February 1987 and takes is named after the theme that relates to “Dixon Valley“ and generally the...
Emerald Isle in the Red Centre
Residents of Alice Springs, prepared to have your socks rocked at the Araluen Arts Centre, as this high-octane, modern Irish Dance returns to Australian...
Runt in the AS Cinema spotlight
Craig Silvey’s beloved best-selling novel leaps onto the big screen in the charming new Australian family movie RUNT.
The outback Australian town of Upson...
Blanket of artwork?
The Alice Springs Quilting Club is hosting an exhibition of quilts and textile artwork at Witchetty’s Gallery at the Araluen Arts Centre next month...
Top exporters of NT
Nominations for the 2025 Chief Minister’s NT Export Awards are now open, with the Northern Territory’s top exporters highly sought after.
The awards recognise the...
