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As the first dedicated palliative care facility in Central Australia, the Ampere Amantye-Akeme – or ‘comfort house’ in Arrernte – is special.
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Stories to save Indigenous lives
A short film featuring the stories of five Indigenous breast cancer survivors from Central Australia is helping to dispel the commonly held myth that breast cancer is a guaranteed death sentence for Indigenous women.
Lucky charm rings true
A SET for Life division two prize landed in Alice Springs on Friday night, with a local man taking home a total prize pool of $60,000 or $5,000 a month for a year.
Future-proofing our promising youth
A LONGSTANDING partnership between Kmart and the Clontarf Foundation is proving collaboration is key when it comes to empowering young Indigenous men with meaningful opportunities to take control of their lives, and thrive.
The beginning of the end for ‘Lyndavale Speedway’?
Residents in Larapinta are calling on the Alice Springs Town Council to take immediate action after a recent spate of serious road accidents on Lyndavale Drive.
Alice Springs author Dani Powell launches debut novel
Author Dani Powell is set to launch her highly anticipated debut novel ‘Return to Dust’ at Olive Pink Botanic Garden in Alice Springs, Sunday, May 31 at 11am.
They’re doing a bloody good job
Though theirs may not be the first profession that springs to mind when considering the essential workers who have supported Central Australia through the coronavirus pandemic, the team at the Alice Springs Pathology Department have played a critical role in protecting the health and safety of all Territorians.
Heaslip set to debut her second novel
From Alice to Prague, the acclaimed first literary offering by Central Australian Tanya Heaslip has been insatiably devoured by countless readers across the globe since its release in 2019.
Let them drink beer (from midday)
There was an almost audible sigh of relief from business owners and punters across Central Australia today as pubs, restaurants and cafes opened at midday as part of the Northern Territory’s three stage ‘Roadmap to the new normal.’
Towards a warm and ‘woolie’ future
They’re our unsung and sometimes faceless heroes who while some were fighting over toilet paper continued to stock shelves, pack online orders and respond to community feedback with admirable aplomb.
Original URL: https://www.ntnews.com.au/journalists/alyce-mokrzycki