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Parrtjima, the greatest desert show on earth, is all heart The Alice Springs festival casts Indigenous culture and the 300-million-year-old West MacDonnell ranges in a profound and beautiful light. The six-minute ‘Spirit Kultcha’ show illuminates the West MacDonnell Ranges.   Share Bundjalung woman Rhoda Roberts had some quick explaining to do when she wanted to project a Central Desert artwork in mosaics of light on five large glass camels. “It wasn’t the camels per se,” says Robert...

Last modified on Mon 12 Apr 2021 17.05 EDT Good morning. The slow Covid vaccination program has left many Australians unimpressed, judging by the latest Guardian Essential Poll. More than half of Australians think the Covid vaccine rollout is too slow, according to the latest Guardian essential poll. The latest survey suggests the government is in a vulnerable political position as it attempts to recalibrate the vaccination program. Scott Morrison’s approval rating hit its lowest level i...

Northern Territory Major Events Company Parrtjima – A Festival in Light has attracted more than 5000 attendances over the first two nights, with visitors inspired by the large-scale light and art installations, and an action-packed program of events that includes music, workshops, talks and film. Highlights so far have been a spine-tingling exclusive live performance by Electric Fields in front of the MacDonnell Ranges light show, Casey Donovan wowing the crowd and author Bruce Pascoe captiva...

Thanks for signing up! Submit As a major city-dwelling Aussie, I wholeheartedly fess up to getting caught up in my own metropolitan bubble. After spending countless hours in heinous traffic, battling busy public transport routes and lining up to indulge in a mediocre cafe, it’s easy to forget we are situated on one of the most historically rich, geographically diverse and untouched places on earth. Seriously, there’s a treasure trove of immense gems on offer all over the country, and hundre...