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City of Darwin’s ultra-successful myDarwin discount voucher program is being relaunched with Council allocating $200,000 and the Northern Territory Government providing an additional $200,000 towar
Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has described Climate Change as an economic issue and Council’s leadership on this as critical.
Are you feeling the Christmas spirit yet? The countdown is on and we have some great events coming to you this year!
City of Darwin's Parallel Hearts project, a Sister Cities audio collaboration between the Indigenous people of Anchorage and Darwin, will be launched by Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis and Chairman of Larrakia Nation Elder at Larrakia Nation in The Mall at 10am Saturday 14 November.
The Darwin Community will be the beneficiaries of a new public art project in Bicentennial Park, to be developed in partnership with Larrakia Nation.
City of Darwin Council has unanimously endorsed the 2019/20 Annual Report, which represents the first year of reporting against the Darwin 2030 City for People. City of Colour Strategic Plan and includes Council’s first ever Place Score Results.
The Darwin Community will see an unusual ‘back to the future’ style vehicle on Darwin’s roads and streets as City of Darwin conducts a road condition survey.
Council owns 461.8km of road across the municipality and the road survey, conducted every 4 years, provides a snapshot of the condition of these roads.
The Young Territory Author Awards (YTAA) are now in their 30th year and Lord Mayor Vatskalis has paid tribute to the dedication of City of Darwin library staff, who have managed and coordinated the awards over that time.
Heather Morris is an international, number one, bestselling author, who is passionate about stories of survival, resilience and hope.