Eight employees from the Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) successfully completed a one-day Defensive 4x4 Operations course in Alice Springs.
The Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) has successfully finalised the Yuendumu playground renovation, incorporating new WillPlay equipment, a dual-bay swing, and secure fencing.
The Yuendumu Recreation Centre has been brilliantly revitalised into a secure, contemporary venue for local residents. The refurbishments tackled deteriorations and outdated infrastructure, enhancing safety, accessibility, and equipment.
The President and CEO took part in the Northern Territory Local Government Association's Symposium and General Assembly on May 1-2, 2025.
Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) is excited to introduce the Central Desert Junior Rangers Program, generously supported by the National Indigenous Australians Agency (NIAA).
In the lead up to the federal election the local government sector is asking potential governments to ‘Put Our Communities First’ through fair funding for local government.
Chenille Nelson, a recent addition to the CDRC Aged Care team, has just earned her P plates, and is now able to drive the work car. She's thrilled!
Five CDRC members from Alice Springs, Engawala, and Ti Tree took part in a Charles Darwin University (CDU) Health and Safety Representative course from 3-7 March, 2025.