Youth in custody after burglary
Northern Territory Police have arrested a 16-year-old youth after a burglary in Alice Springs last night, April 22.
Around 7.30pm, police received reports that 3...
Supporting education for remote Territorians
Alice Springs local Max Fleming has been named one of two recipients of the Connellan Airways Trust Outback Scholarship for 2024.
The scholarship, offered in...
Central Australia tourism to receive funding boost
Northern Territory Minister for Tourism Joel Bowden was in Alice Springs this afternoon to announce a $7.7 million investment into Central Australian tourism by...
Raising breast cancer awareness
Breast cancer is the most commonly diagnosed cancer amongst Australian women, and one Alice Springs organisation is determined to ensure that patients and survivors...
Arrests made after crime spree
Northern Territory Police have made arrests in relation to multiple burglaries and stolen vehicle incidents in Alice Springs over the weekend of April 20...
New tracking training for rangers
The Central Land Council held their annual ranger camp last week at Tilmouth Well, which featured a new, bilingual animal tracking training package.
Presented...
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Wide Open Space Festival 2024
May 3-5
Celebrating its 13th birthday, the Wide Open Space Festival returns to Eastern Arrernte country in 2024. Celebrating traditional and...
Memorial unveiled for TGH Strehlow
A memorial for anthropologist and linguist Ted (TGH) Strehlow was unveiled at his final resting place outside of Ntaria-Hermannsburg on Sunday, April 21.
The unveiling,...
Labor announce candidates for Braitling and Namatjira
Alice Springs Town Council Deputy Mayor Allison Bitar has been announced as the Labor candidate for Braitling in the upcoming Territory election.
Sheralee Taylor, a...
Curly’s incredible journey
Curly Jacobs, a 61-year-old Kiwi ultrarunner, passed through Alice Springs today on an incredible journey to aid a children’s charity.
He has traversed the length...
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,...
