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- Sep 27, 2026
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- Sep 5, 2026
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Young Arrernte boxer sets sights on Olympics after AIS opportunity (opens the original)
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Alice Springs boxer Leela Lord was granted an age exemption to attend a national Indigenous boxing development camp at the AIS. Leela's father says coaches considered the 12-year-old for the camp's top female boxer award. Arrernte Community Boxing Academy wants more young Central Australian boxers accessing national pathways. At just 12 years old, Alice Springs boxer Leela Lord already has her sights set on the Olympic Games. The young Arrernte athlete has returned from Canberra after training a
Remote waterhole live stream a window into secrets of NT desert (opens the original)
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A continuous live stream from a remote waterhole in Watarrka National Park is giving viewers a real-time look at dingoes, wallabies, birds and other Central Australian wildlife. The project is also helping researchers monitor water availability and animal behaviour as the climate changes. Researchers will continue using the live stream to track wildlife activity and changes at the waterhole. In the red heart of Central Australia, a dingo wanders to the edge of a waterhole. A wedge-tailed eagle d
Cowboys back in the saddle as Alice Springs Rodeo returns (opens the original)
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The Alice Springs Rodeo has returned after a hiatus in 2025, drawing more than 2,000 people for a day of bull riding, bucking horses and junior events. Three competitors were taken to hospital, while 38-year-old cowboy Sam Webb won both the Open Bull Ride and final shoot-out. Organisers are hailing the event as a success and hope it will return next year, while the RSPCA says animal welfare concerns remain. The dust was flying and cowboys were hitting the dirt as the Alice Springs Rodeo returned
Indigenous dads challenging stereotypes this Father's Day (opens the original)
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Indigenous fathers and researchers say stereotypes reinforced during the Northern Territory intervention continue to affect how First Nations men are viewed as parents. Author Thomas Mayo believes racism has worsened in recent years. This Father's Day, they want the focus put back on the generations of Indigenous men raising children, passing on culture and strengthening families. Across Australia this Father's Day, children will hand over homemade cards, families will crowd around breakfast tab
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