19 November 2021
The Northern Territory’s iconic beachside music festival BASSINTHEGRASS returns with another unbelievable line-up featuring loads of Aussie music heavyweights including G Flip, Hilltop Hoods, Hooligan Hefs, Jessica Mauboy, Peking Duk and The Teskey Brothers, to name a few!
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16 November 2021
Excitement for the Territory’s biggest and best all-ages music festival is building, with VIP tickets for BASSINTHEGRASS 2022 now on sale. The event will take place on 21 May, 2022.
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09 November 2021
The Northern Territory has secured a massive coup for elite sporting fans with confirmation the Parramatta Eels will take on North Queensland Cowboys at TIO Stadium on April 30 next year.
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08 November 2021
Queenslander David Nolan is counting his lucky stars after hooking a Million Dollar Fish red-tagged barramundi while out enjoying a Top End fishing charter.
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04 November 2021
The Alice Springs Masters Games (ASMG) is on track to return in 2023. The decision has been made in light of continuing uncertainty around COVID-19, and the impacts the worldwide pandemic has had on forward planning for the event.
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03 November 2021
Independent research has revealed this year’s instalment of Red CentreNATS generated a total expenditure stimulus of $7.25 million in the Northern Territory.
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01 November 2021
Parrtjima – A Festival in Light 2021 has taken out two awards at the Australian Event Awards. The visually stunning 10-night festival held in Alice Springs, Mparntwe, was awarded Best Regional Event and Best Achievement in Marketing or Communications.
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01 November 2021
The Territory’s spectacular 10-night Parrtjima – A Festival in Light returns from 8-17 April 2022, and registrations for the free event are open now.
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25 October 2021
Darwin Harbour has again delivered the goods in the Million Dollar Fish competition, with Palmerston fisho Richard Graham snagging a $10,000 tagged barra at Middle Arm.
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14 October 2021
The National Indigenous Music Awards (NIMAs) will return in a new format next month, following the postponement of the live Darwin event in August due to COVID-19 concerns and border restrictions.
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