The future of public housing
There's a push to encourage Indigenous Australians to move away from public housing and their own homes, with a view to improving their quality of life.
View ArticleYoung Yuendumu woman speaks out
Sam grew up in Adelaide yet lives in one of the most remote areas in the country. Her home is Yuendumu, 300 kilometres north-west of Alice Springs on the edge of the Tanami Desert, only accessible by...
View ArticleYuendumu night patrol
Georgina Wilson has been involved in Night Patrol for nine years and is one of five senior women who regularly patrol the streets of Yuendumu at night.
View ArticleDesert spirituality
We all know what the desert holds; intimidating horizons, confronting silence, a threat to safety. But one of its extraordinary secrets is spiritual.
View ArticleSearch on for young leaders
The Alice Springs Desert Leadership Program is now open for applications in a bid to find the next crop of central Australian leaders.
View ArticleNT Country Hour 17/5/10
What are some of the hurdles an Indigenous woman faces if she wants to become a doctor, and its been a long time coming but the second phase of the Ord River scheme is there -- what does this mean to...
View ArticleDesert spirituality
We all know what the desert holds; intimidating horizons, confronting silence, a threat to safety. But one of its extraordinary secrets is spiritual.
View ArticleWinanjjikari Music Centre
The Winanjjikari Music Centre has become a vibrant hub for aboriginal musicians in the Tennant Creek area, representing a variety of different indigenous languages across the Barkly Region and...
View ArticleCentral leaders meet East Coast
Community leaders from the Red Centre have taken a trip to Australia's east coast to get tips on how to take charge. 19 of Central Australia's future leaders participated in the Alice Springs Desert...
View ArticleLearning what it means to be a leader
You would think that it would take a lot of confidence and self-belief to become a remote area nurse, especially given the stress of the job. Yet John Wright, from Alice Springs, says he never saw his...
View ArticleAlice Springs struggles
Alice Spring is a community of thirty thousand people in the heart of Australia.
View ArticleAlice Springs - Looking to the Future.
Amid the deaths, the crime and the pain, the community is looking for solutions.
View ArticleThe violence in Alice
When it comes to violence in Alice Springs it is difficult to avoid the blame game.
View ArticleAbbott fears alcohol laws ignored in NT
Tony Abbott has raised concerns about the availability of cheap alcohol in Alice Springs during his visit to the town.
View ArticleCrime in Alice Springs
The town of Alice Springs is often associated with excessive crime and violence. But it was last week's alleged rape of two foreign tourists that sparked action from the top. During his visit to Alice...
View ArticleAlice Springs struggles
Alice Spring is a community of thirty thousand people in the heart of Australia.
View ArticleTribute concert celebrates Kimberley country music legends
Local Kimberley musicians are coming together this weekend to celebrate the work of one of the first Aboriginal music groups from the Kimberley, the Benning Brothers.
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