‘Too bloody long’: Safety reforms coming to NT childcare centres
Changes signalled for NT childcare following shocking allegations of child sex abuse by a Victorian childcare worker, but sector leaders say more can be done. Read the details.
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Survey of childcare workers finds educators “can’t guarantee safety of children”
A recent national survey of childcare workers has found educators can’t guarantee the safety of children as the sector battles understaffing. Read what NT workers had to say..
The childcare rating list every parent should see
How does your childcare rate? With one in ten failing to meet standards, search the full list of every Australian centre now.
How a Top End primary school celebrated NAIDOC Day
From backflips and rap, to traditional First Nations performances and inspiring stories, students of Moulden Park School were treated as part of NAIDOC Day celebrations. Find out who made a special appearance.
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Saltbush building foundations to the future for Aboriginal Territorians
Saltbush Social Enterprises has celebrated the power of Aboriginal-led, culturally grounded support programs helping Aboriginal Territorians move from crisis to stability — and from stability to thriving _ at its recent showcase event in Darwin.
Darwin’s youngsters to lead Fringe audiences on Botanic Gardens ode to our planet
The George Brown Botanic Gardens will be the setting for Darwin’s young people to lead Darwin Fringe audiences on an interactive performance that is an ode to the planet.
National agreement to crack down on ‘unscrupulous’ childcare centres
Mandatory reporting of abuse allegations within 24 hours, a vaping ban, and stricter policies around filming children will form part of a crackdown on unscrupulous early childcare providers.
Labor promises new child care centre for Darwin
If re-elected, the Albanese government has promised up to $5 million to build a new child care centre in the northern suburbs. Find out where.
‘She truly made all our lives complete’: Toddler’s family share grief in childcare death inquest
A Top End mum and dad who lost their 22-month-old following a fatal incident at a rural childcare centre have shared their heartbreak. ‘We try to hold together and navigate as best we can, but the pain, the tears, the hurt, the Sundays are just so tough without you here.’
‘Ebony’s Law’: Parent’s call for fencing ban after toddler’s death
The heartbroken family who lost their toddler in a suspected accidental hanging have called for sweeping bans on a popular pool fence found in most Aussie backyards. Read their 12 point plan under ‘Ebony’s Law’ here.
NT childcare centre investigated for breaches of national safety laws
A Territory childcare centre where a toddler accidentally hung herself on a fence is being investigated for ‘offences’ against the national childcare safety laws following four years of alleged breaches.
‘Unprecedented’: Childcare sector reacts to Labor’s sweeteners
Childcare advocates have welcomed Labor’s plans to build more childcare centres for those in need and to make it easier for parents to access cheaper childcare.
Dire fencing warning after NT toddler’s tragic death
WARNING: DISTRESSING. A safety expert has warned that the very same fence that resulted in the death of a 22-month old toddler in a Territory childcare centre could be found in most Australian backyards.
Harmony in Malak: Celebrating diversity with fun and festivities
A vibrant community celebration featuring cultural performances, food, and fun activities brought families together in Malak for Harmony Day. SEE THE PHOTOS.
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