Election wishes begin to come in
With the 2025 federal election now less than a month away, organisations across the Northern Territory and Central Australia have begun identifying their asks...
Alice celebrates Eid al-Fitr
Taking place this past Sunday, April 6 on the council lawns, muslim and non-muslim members of the Alice Springs community joined together to celebrate...
Looking forward to a desert Easter
Alice Springs Desert Park is encouraging locals and visitors to try something different for Easter in 2025, and help support bilby conservation efforts at...
McFarland returns as Greens candidate
2024 Northern Territory Australian of the Year Blair McFarland will once again contest the seat of Lingiari for the Greens at the upcoming federal...
Local film to star at Flickerfest
Australia’s largest short film festival is returning to Alice Springs once again in 2025, with a short created by local Yarrenyty Arltere Artists to...
Land councils hit back at water bill
Both the Central Land Council (CLC) and Northern Land Council (NLC) have hit out at the Northern Territory government over proposed changes to water...
$150,000 per year for Landcare NT
Landcare NT will receive $150,000 per year from the Northern Territory Government for the next five years, with NT Minister for Lands, Planning and...
56 local applications for homeowner grants
More than six months on from the launch of the Northern Territory government’s new home ownership grant scheme, NT Treasurer Bill Yan has given...
Boarders reunite
Celebrating 60 years of boarding at St Philip’s College, past students and teachers made their way back to the school to come back together,...
Parrtjima lights up the Ranges
Alice Springs came out in force as good numbers descended on the Alice Springs Desert Park for the opening night of the 2025 version...
Major public safety reforms announced
The Territory Government has today, Wednesday June 18, announced it is embarking on significant law and order reform to target antisocial behaviour in public...
