Alice schools welcome new teachers
As students from across Alice Springs made their way back to the classrooms, Barbara Cavinati was one of the teachers new to the Red...
Local news axed by Ch9 Darwin
In a bitter blow to the Northern Territory, Channel 9 Darwin has swung the axe and cut its locally made Territory news bulletin with...
Finke bike entries open next week
With barely enough recovery time after this weekend’s Deep Well Enduro, motorcycle endurance racers across the country will be sitting poised at their computers...
Holiday hoop heroes
With school holidays having come to an end, a few keen basketballers made their way to the Yipirinya School to take part in the...
Program reduces anti-social behaviour
The Northern Territory Government has reported a steady improvement in safety and wellbeing with the release of progress for week six of the Alice...
Olive Pink photo comp launched
To correspond with the Olive Pink Botanic Garden's newly upgraded website launched last week, the garden has also announced a new photography competition with...
Children’s Ground: Recognise our culture. It has not diminished
On January 26, 1788, our land was occupied and taken by force by foreign interests.
If the same thing happened today, it would be...
Lambley continues hospital calls
Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley has started 2025 by continuing calls for the planning of a new Alice Springs hospital, saying the hospital facilities...
More funding to stamp out violence
Frontline domestic, family and sexual violence services across the Northern Territory will receive a $8.4 million boost from the NT government, with funding to...
Playing it tough
Getting an Alice Springs child through adolescence and puberty alive, drug free and not in jail is cause for quiet celebration by most parents.
That’s...
Alice’s early history in pictures
Laver Court, a short banana-shaped street in Sadadeen honours John Laver, one of the earliest publicans in Alice Springs.
Born in Dorset, England in 1881,...
