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City of Darwin applauds the efforts of our community in coming together to help with Cyclone Marcus Clean Up. A huge amount has been achieved in the past and much remains to be done.

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Recycle Shop Now Open for Business

City of Darwin is excited to announce that not-for-profit organisation Helping People Achieve (HPA) has taken over the Recycle Shop at the Shoal Bay Resource Recovery and Recycling Facility.

The doors officially opened for business on Wednesday 11 July to accept drop off items only while the full suite of services will be reintroduced over the coming weeks.

The appointment

11 Jul 2018 Read more

Experience Darwin market culture by bike

Darwin’s market culture is one of the best in the country and what better way to experience a taste of the Top End during the dry season than by hopping on a bike and taking a scenic tour through parts of Darwin as you cycle to the iconic Parap Village Markets.

Acting Lord Mayor Gary Haslett is encouraging visitors and

11 Jul 2018 Read more

Council Awards Grants Recipients

City of Darwin continues to support local community groups with the allocation of a combined $72,616 awarded to 10 not-for-profit organisations as part of the Community and Climate Change and Environment Grants Program.

The Community and Climate Change and Environment Grants aim to support local initiatives, projects and events that enrich the Darwin community and promote sustainability.

Lord Mayor Kon

06 Jul 2018 Read more

Council is Switching on Darwin

Council is rolling out the Switching on Darwin project with the installation of energy efficient LED smart street lights on Mitchell Street this week, the first of approximately 500 to be installed in the city centre. These lights allow smart controllers to be trialled before rolling out efficient street lighting across the municipality.

Switching on Darwin is a $10M joint

04 Jul 2018 Read more

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