Anmatjere News

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) has an emergency plan for each of its locations, and each site has a team of people called an Emergency Control Organisation (ECO). This includes a Chief Warden, area wardens for set areas, and a designated first aid officer.

In October the Ti Tree library was reopened to the public after being renovated. The event was celebrated with kangaroo tails, a sausage sizzle and activities by Early Childhood Australia.

Two Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) councillors, Cr Jacob Spencer and Cr April Martin, received 10 year service awards from the Local Government Association of NT (LGANT) at the LGANT Convention in Darwin during a dinner ceremony.

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) held a White Ribbon Day event on Friday 17 November in Alice Springs to raise awareness and prevent violence against women.

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) will run an early childhood education and care service in Ti Tree, after an announcement of new funding by the Minister for Early Childhood Education, the Hon Dr Anne Aly MP. Once established, it will provide access to vital quality early childhood education and care to residents.

Central Desert Regional Council’s (CDRC) Youth, Sport and Recreation team brought students from Anmatjere into Alice Springs to participate in a youth development boxing workshop sponsored by the Northern Territory Government.

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) Aged Care staff have completed their Certificate IV in Disability.

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) held an event to mark the National Day of Action against Bullying and Violence on 16 August.

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

Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) communities celebrated NAIDOC Week with barbecues, cakes and kangaroo tails.