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Volume 25

Issue 50

Imparja, CAAMA: One a relay station, the other broke

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By ERWIN CHLANDA Local television started in Alice Springs with a noble agenda: made-in-Alice news, current affairs and entertainment as well as Aboriginal cultural programming...
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Issue 51

Move mower up a notch to reduce grass sunburn

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By GEOFF MIERS Christmas is for kicking back and relaxing but not when good rains provide ideal growing conditions: Close that book, switch off Netflix...
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Issue 50

A Tassie winter’s day for Santa in Alice

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Wot? Dressed for a winter's day in Tassie? Dark clouds, rain, 16 degrees? Hard to believe but this is Christmas Eve in Alice Springs in...
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Copper find encourages miner in Barkly

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A breakthrough maiden copper discovery provides early encouragement for a mining company in Barkly, according to an ASX release today. It says significant surface copper...
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Bush roads take a pounding as good rains break drought

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Many roads have become impassible or are subject to restrictions as wide-spread rains are continuing in The Centre, according to the Road Report NT...
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A touch of light: Gryllacridids in the Gidyea

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By MIKE GILLAM Photos © Mike Gillam  Driving south down Telegraph Terrace I pass by the old gaol, it’s a hot day and the Toyota windows are...
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The magic that rain is bringing to our gardens

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By GEOFF MIERS After two fairly dry and extremely hot summers isn’t the rain wonderful! It might put an end to so many trees dying. La...
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Mayoral race: And they’re off!

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By ERWIN CHLANDA The first announcement has been made about joining the race for Mayor next year: Councillor Eli Melky (pictured) is – reluctantly, he...
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Fighting not just to survive, but to flourish

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By KIERAN FINNANE At the Institute of Cultural Inquiry in Berlin academics kept asking Que Kenny about how Aboriginal people connect to the land: “I...
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Todd flows for summer solstice

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A tad over 30mm as of 6am, and a few more since, on Old East Side: That's this morning's weather report from Charlie Carter. It...
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Head count – tourists or cattle

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By ERWIN CHLANDA A cow is worth $1100. The carrying capacity of cattle land in The Centre is two cows per square kilometre. They are...
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Learning to have ears

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By KIERAN FINNANE with FIONA WALSH Little by little more and more people are referring to the place where the town of Alice Springs grew,...
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Post-COVID optimism hits the spot in Longreach

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By JULIUS DENNIS Alan Smith, who owns Outback Aussie Tours with wife Sue, says: "Looking forward, give or take hotspots and what COVID may or...
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Feds cash: Hand-outs or hand-ups?

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By ERWIN CHLANDA A simple road can clearly be a very different thing to different people. For Protect Country Alliance spokesperson Dan Robins the Morrison Government...
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