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Coalition commits millions to CA and Barkly tourism

The coalition has promised a multi million dollar investment to tourism funding in Central Australia and the Barkly. An elected Coalition Government has announced...

New dates’ first fruits

Gurra Downs Date Company and the Arid Zone Research Institute (AZRI) are celebrating a new variety of dates producing fruits for the time, with...

CLC chair re-elected, calls for cost of living support

Central Land Council (CLC) chair Warren Williams, and deputy chair Barbara Shaw, were re-elected at a meeting held at Yulara yesterday, with Mr Williams...

Construction complete for new Tennant Creek social housing

Construction on 12 new social and affordable homes in Tennant Creek has just been completed, with five of the new builds to be allocated...

EXCLUSIVE: Children’s charity explores options in Alice Springs

In a major move, one of the country's most loved charities is exploring options for Alice Springs to have its own home stay facility...

Cassar-Daley to rock Desert Harmony

Country music legend Troy Cassar-Daley has been locked in for the 2025 Desert Harmony Festival in Tennant Creek, following up his performance at the...

Tourist hospitalised after attack

A 22-year-old man has been arrested in relation to an aggravated assault on a 21-year-old Danish tourist yesterday afternoon, with the woman sent to...

Geologists, explorers reunite

The Annual Geoscience Exploration Seminar (AGES) conference returned to Alice Springs for its 26th iteration this week from April 8-10, with geologists, explorers, and...

Red Centre to feature at World Expo

Award winning Alice Springs Cinematographer, Chris Tangey has been chosen to help represent Australia at World Expo starting this Sunday, April 13 in Japan. Australia's...

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...

Crucial service celebrates 25 years

The Aboriginal Interpreter Service celebrated a quarter century of bridging cultural and language barriers last week, with interpreters being an essential link between services...