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15 July 2008 | NT Government Secures NRL Match
The Northern Territory Government has secured a pre-season NRL match in Darwin between the Gold Coast Titans and Cronulla Sharks, Chief Minister Paul Henderson announced today.
The Northern Territory Government has secured a pre-season NRL match in Darwin between the Gold Coast Titans and Cronulla Sharks, Chief Minister Paul Henderson announced today.
11 July 2008 | Work Starts on New Netball Complex
Chief Minister Paul Henderson said the start of work on Darwin’s new 10-court netball complex delivers on another Government election commitment.
Chief Minister Paul Henderson said the start of work on Darwin’s new 10-court netball complex delivers on another Government election commitment.
11 July 2008 | Our Territorian Olympians
Chief Minister Paul Henderson today congratulated Territorian hockey player Des Abbott, who has been selected in the Australian team to go the Olympics and wheelchair basketballer Melanie Hall who will also be going to Beijing.
Chief Minister Paul Henderson today congratulated Territorian hockey player Des Abbott, who has been selected in the Australian team to go the Olympics and wheelchair basketballer Melanie Hall who will also be going to Beijing.
10 July 2008 | Territory Government welcomes town camps commitment by Australian Government
The Territory Government has welcomed today’s announcement by the Australian Government of an immediate $5.3 million funding boost to Tangentyere Council for urgent upgrades to housing in town camps in Alice Springs.
The Territory Government has welcomed today’s announcement by the Australian Government of an immediate $5.3 million funding boost to Tangentyere Council for urgent upgrades to housing in town camps in Alice Springs.
3 July 2008 | Wickets Dropped In As Countdown To Cricket Begins!
Two 30-tonne “drop-in” wickets were today lowered into place at Darwin’s TIO Stadium in preparation for the three-match one-day international cricket series between Australia and Bangladesh.
Two 30-tonne “drop-in” wickets were today lowered into place at Darwin’s TIO Stadium in preparation for the three-match one-day international cricket series between Australia and Bangladesh.
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