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BOOKS: Alice Springs will host a Global Book Crawl from 20-26 April.

Kungkas Can Cook Olive Pink Botanic Garden | Every Friday, April-September, 9-10:30am Enjoy a guided walk through the garden with […]

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Zero tolerance for school violence in crackdown

Following an almost doubling of assaults on students in schools, the government has announced a crackdown on bad behaviour in the education system. Launching the...

Investigation into drowning at Ellery Creek

Merging schools into new college

Advocate shares diabetes journey

No horsing around at gymkhana

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Merging schools into new college

Alice Springs will phase out the middle school model, with a new comprehensive high school and trade college set to begin its transition this...

Advocate shares diabetes journey

Alice Springs T1D Support Group member Debbie Page has spent more than 30 years raising awareness about Type 1 diabetes, following her husband Kym’s...

No horsing around at gymkhana

Riders were in fine form as the Aileron gymkhana kicked off a weekend of fun and action at the Aileron Bush Weekend across the...

Ali Curung fully amped as new generator wired up

A remote community almost 400km from Alice Springs now has more reliable power with the installation of a standby generator after the previous, smaller...

UPDATED: Tennant Creek man’s death not suspicious.

A man aged in his mid 40's and carrying no identification who died in unknown circumstances on a street in Tennant Creek has been...

Bruising day at Aileron

Some rides are rough, and there were many bruising encounters as brave riders from across the region took on some of the meanest roughstock...

Speedster cop facing dangerous driving charge

A serving NT Police officer has been ordered to face court following a traffic offence while on duty. On Wednesday 8 April, the Constable First...

Karts finally get to play

After being continually delayed by constant rain making the track unusable, the weather Gods smiled and the waiting was over for local karters. The new...

Bradshaw School fire contained after quick response

All occupants are safe after a fire at Bradshaw Primary School was extinguished yesterday, 9 April. NT Fire and Rescue Service (NTFRS) members attended...

Better comms for remote communities

An $11.6 million investment by the Federal Government with input from the Territory Government will deliver free community Wi-Fi to remote First Nations communities...

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