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Nyirripi News

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29 September 2023

Understanding the Voice to Parliament

Information on the Voice to Parliament for the upcoming referendum on 14 October.
Understanding the Voice to Parliament

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20 September 2023

NAIDOC Week Celebrations

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) communities celebrated NAIDOC Week with barbecues, cakes and kangaroo tails.
Eileen Mbitjana, Janie Mbitjana, Hilda Numbulla, and Aged Care staff Cherise Moore.

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16 August 2023

August Central Desert News Out Now

The Central Desert News issue 49 is out now. You can read it at Central Desert News August 2023.

CD News August 2023 Out Now

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04 August 2023

CDRC to Compete in Finals of Australasian Management Challenge

After winning the NT competition in May, Desert Think Tank are heading to Adelaide for the final of the Australasian Management Challenge. Seven teams will be competing from states across Australia and New Zealand.
Daniel Shane, Ashlee Fuller, Patchouli Cross, Abhaya Sharma, Chelina Swaka Lo Buluk and Andrew Cook.

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04 July 2023

Happy NAIDOC Week from CDRC

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) would like to wish everyone a happy NAIDOC Week. This year's theme is "For Our Elders", and we are proud to celebrate the contributions of our Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Elders.
Eileen Campbell receiving a food hamper pack in Anmatjere to celebrate Elders.

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30 June 2023

First CDRC Staff Forum Weaves Knowledge and Connects Hearts

On 22 June 2023 over 200 Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) staff members gathered in Alice Springs for the first CDRC Staff Forum.
The Staff Forum, which was the first for CDRC, was themed "Weaving Knowledge, Connecting Hearts" and was a huge success. The theme reflects the Council’s goal of bringing together employees from different departments and levels to share their knowledge and experiences, as well as hear from relevant external speakers.
Amy Hetherington was the MC for the day.

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26 May 2023

National Sorry Day - A Time for Healing and Reconciliation

Today is National Sorry Day, a special day when we remember and reflect on the hurt caused in the past and how we can make things right. It's about acknowledging the tough times when Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children were taken away from their families, which we call the Stolen Generations.
Aboriginal Flag

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25 May 2023

Vocational Education and Training Expo in Alice Springs

On Thursday 18 May, Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) represented the Local Government Association of the Northern Territory (LGANT) at the Vocational Education and Training (VET) Expo.
Coco Petit and Ajay Lall from P&C staff the stall.

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22 May 2023

Nyirripi Road Improvement

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) has upgraded a three kilometre section of the Nyirripi road with funding from the Local Roads and Community Infrastructure (LRCI) Program from the Federal Government.
Nyirripi Road upgrade completed.

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19 May 2023

David McCormack and Warren Williams New Councillors for CDRC

David McCormack and Warren Williams

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Central Desert Regional Council acknowledges the traditional owners and custodians of the lands on which we work. We pay our respects to their Elders past and present.