Atitjere
A Vibrant Community in the Heart of the Outback
Located 215 kilometers from Alice Springs on the scenic Plenty Highway, Atitjere is nestled amidst the majestic Harts Ranges. With a population of around 460 people, Atitjere provides a range of essential services for its residents:
- Education: Atitjere has a school and crèche.
- Healthcare: Residents have access to a Remote Health clinic for their medical needs.
- Safety and Security: A police station ensures the safety and well-being of the community and Council provides a Community Safety Patrol.
- Government Services: Both the Central Land Council and CDRC have offices located in Atitjere, providing vital government services.
- Shopping and Dining: Atitjere offers a convenient shop where you can find fuel and other necessities. Takeaway food options are also available.
Outstations
Atitjere also encompasses a number of smaller outstations including Mt Eaglebeak, Spotted Tiger, Irrelirre, and Foxalls Well.
Visiting
Atitjere and its surrounds has a range of activities to enjoy.
- Visit the Akngerrekenhe Art Centre
- Attend the annual Harts Range Bush Weekend
- Visit Gemtree for fossicking
- View the Outback Way Outdoor Art Gallery
- Visit Mac and Rose Chalmers Conservation Reserve
Community Engagement Visits
The Northern Territory Government has put together resources to help your visit to community be successful. Please have a look at the Remote Engagement and Coordination Strategy and Toolkit available from bushready.nt.gov.au or bushtel.nt.gov.au
You can also go onto to our Visiting Communities page.
Community Plan
You can view the community's plan at Atitjere Community Plan.
Council Presence in Atitjere
No. Staff: 24 people (92% Indigenous)
Local Authority: To view LA membership in the CDRC region go to Local Authorities.
Ward Councillors: Cr Billy Liddle, Cr Rosslyn Campbell.
Community Projects (2022/23)
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Additional playground equipment, softball
and fencing at the recreation hall
Accommodation
Contacts
Fax (08) 8956 9917