Picnic time for Teddy Bears
If you went down to the council lawns recently, you were in for a big surprise.
For every bear that ever there was gathered there...
Under sink hoses pose a property risk
A new study by a major Australian insurer has revealed a leading cause of major water damage in Australian homes is a simple plumbing...
Papers to pixels: digitising your documents
Let’s be honest — most of us have a drawer, shoebox, or overflowing folder stuffed with paperwork.
Even though more companies now send bills...
Masters Games to go ahead in 2026
Tee Masters Games will return to the playing fields, running tracks, swimming pools and other sporting venues of Alice Springs in 2026.
The NT Government...
Seminars to help against fraud and scams
On the back of recent warnings by the Australian Federal Police (AFP) regarding banking scams, one of the big four banks will be holding...
Young Archies awarded at Araluen
The creativity and talent of young Territorians were centre stage at the Araluen Arts Centre on Friday May 2, as the winners of the...
Territory kids seek support from helpline
Kids Helpline is deeply concerned about a significant increase in reports of suicidal thoughts among children and young people living in rural and remote...
Vendors happy with prices at cattle sale
A cattle sale scheduled for April 3 but postponed until last Thursday, May 1 drew buyers from across Australia.
The sale was the first in...
Conferences boom in the Territory
The Northern Territory will be a top destination for business events, with 52 domestic and five international conferences scheduled across the NT for 2025.
The...
Show launch signals fun fairly close
The 2025 Alice Springs Show was launched at a function at the Olive Pink Botanic Garden last night, Thursday, May 1.
The two day annual...
Skin names for NAIDOC Week
Mount Allan School in Yuelamu launched its new skin name t-shirts during NAIDOC Week.
It was a milestone moment for the school and community,...
