Tender documents released for tourism centre
Last week, Tourism Central Australia (TCA) moved another step closer towards moving into its new home with the release of tender documents for construction...
Leader, new scouts invested by Australian chief
The Alice Springs Scouts recently celebrated an important night in the group's history with a visit from two of the country's highest Scouts.
At one...
New library site revealed
A new library for Alice Springs will be built above the Council car park at the Civic Centre.
The site for the project will allow...
Strict new liquor laws mooted
Patrons at 20 venues across Alice Springs could be banned from consuming full-strength alcohol unless it's served with a meal under strict new conditions...
Youths rob business, steal and dump car near Tennant Creek
Northern Territory Police investigating a terrifying incident that occurred south of The Gap outside Alice Springs on Saturday November 22 have arrested two youths...
Heat doesn’t deter Christmas crowds
It’s beginning to feel a lot like Christmas…
The Alice Springs Christmas Show saw a excellent crowd descend on Blatherskite Park last Saturday, November 22...
College grads let their hair down
St Philip's student's arrived in style for their Year 12 Formal at the Alice Springs Convention Centre last Friday evening, November 21.
The graduates made...
Architect with a blueprint for design
On September 17, 1997, Shanahan Close in Desert Springs was gazetted as a tribute to John Barry Shanahan, who was a partner in...
Summer herbs thrive
With the weather warming it's an ideal time to consider establishing a summer herb garden.
While we may be preparing beds and planting out summer...
Longest-serving Yipirinya employee faces redundancy
A foundation member of the Yipirinya School community is among staff facing redundancy.
Doris O’Brien, who began teaching in 1978, is the longest serving Yipirinya...















