The second Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) Staff Forum was all about bringing the staff together, to create a more effective team.
On 12 September Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) staff members asked each other, “Are you okay?” as part of the R U OK? National Day of Action.
Love working with young people and making school holidays awesome? The Central Desert Regional Council is looking for legends to join our Youth Work School Holiday Program this summer!
Veronica Nakamarra Stafford from Yuelamu is the winner of the Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) Uniform Art Competition.
The Central Desert Regional Council bids a heartfelt farewell to Leslie Manda, who has served the council with distinction for five years, including the last three years as CEO. During his tenure, Leslie’s leadership was marked by remarkable growth and success, making a profound impact on the council and the communities it serves.
Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) is pleased to announce the appointment of Karl Hampton as Director of Indigenous Strategy. This newly created directorate will play a pivotal role in advancing Indigenous engagement and leadership within the Central Desert region.
This weekend Yuendumu will be abuzz with excitement with the Central Desert Youth Sports League grand finals tomorrow!
Voting for the upcoming Northern Territory elections starts this week in Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC). You can vote at the times for the poll booths below.
Engawala and Lajamanu now have dedicated recycling sheds, with bays for different recycling categories making it easy to drop off recycling material at the landfills.
NAIDOC Week was from 7-14 July, and Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) had celebrations in its communities as well as in Alice Springs, with great turn outs.
The theme this year was Keep the Fire Burning! Blak, Loud and Proud, and the CDRC celebrations were proudly sponsored by Northern Territory Government.