Congratulations on Santa Teresa (Ltyentye Apurte) on winning the following Awards for the 2018 National Territory Tidy Towns program: Litter Management Resource Recovery Community Participation Winner Best Medium 2018 Territory’s Tidiest Town Santa Teresa a former gold mining town establish as a Catholic Mission in 1950; it is located approximately 85 km east of Alice
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2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – ANMATJERE (TI TREE)
September 2, 2019Congratulations on Anmatjere (Ti Tree) on winning the following Awards for the 2018 National Territory Tidy Towns program: Litter Management Community Participation Anmatjere Ti Tree (pop 200) is located on the Stuart Highway 200 km north of Alice Springs. Anmatjere Ti Tree provides a service to and is central to a number of Cattle Stations and
Learn More →2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – WARRUWI
August 5, 2019Congratulations on Warruwi on winning the following Awards for the 2018 National Territory Tidy Towns program: Litter Management and Community Participation WARRUWI, also known as Goulburn Island, is situated in Arnhem Land approximately 300Km east of Darwin and just off the coast of West Arnhem Land. This mission island settlement was established back around 1916
Learn More →Eco-School Ideas & Inspiration
July 22, 2019Some ‘Eco-School’ ideas for consideration (either with Pre School, or Primary School, Middle School and High Schools): Create ‘Eco-Warriors’ or ‘Green Teams’ – Leadership groups within each Class or House (Students could design badges) Create ‘Eco-Code’ suitable and applicable to your school – e.g. ‘Respect Country’, ‘Strong Country’, ‘Clean and Green’, etc Anti-litter signs (students
Learn More →2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – HERMANNSBURG (NTARIA)
June 26, 2019Congratulations on Hermansburg (NTAIA) on winning the following Awards for the 2018 National Territory Tidy Towns program: Litter Management Community Participation HERMANNSBURG (NTAIA) is located approximately 130Km west of Alice Springs and commenced its beginnings back in 1877. It now boasts a population of nearly 700 residents. Hermannsburg’s settlement is based at the remote foothills of
Learn More →2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – NHULUNBUY (GOVE)
April 8, 2019Congratulations on Nhulunbuy (Gove) on winning the following Awards for the 2018 National Territory Tidy Towns program: Community Participation Waste Management Award BEST LARGE Nhulunbuy Corporation, which is owned by Rio Tinto, acts like a local council for the township of Nhulunbuy. Nhulunbuy is located on the Gove Peninsula at the northern tip of Arnhem
Learn More →2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – ADELAIDE RIVER
March 25, 2019Congratulations to Adelaide River on winning the Litter Management Award for the 2018 Northern Territory Tidy Towns program with Keep Australia Beautiful Council NT! ADELAIDE RIVER is located at the crossing of Stuart Highway over the Adelaide River some 110 km south of Darwin. The community settlement commenced back in 1870 as a base for workers
Learn More →2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award – JABIRU
February 25, 2019The 2018 Territory Tidy Towns Award for LITTER MANAGEMENT, COMMENDATION Care goes to JABIRU. JABIRU is located approximately 250Km southeast of Darwin. It is the major town in the World Heritage-listed Kakadu National Park. It has an approximate population of 1,000 people. This commendation is given in appreciation for community’s sustained Litter Control efforts and in
Learn More →Need some inspiration for your Eco School?
January 15, 2019Some ‘Eco-School’ ideas for consideration (either with Pre School, or Primary School, Middle School and High Schools) Create ‘Eco-Warriors’ or ‘Green Teams’ – Leadership groups within each Class or House (Students could design badges) Create ‘Eco-Code’ suitable and applicable to School – e.g. ‘Respect Country’, ‘Strong Country’, ‘Clean and Green’, etc Anti-litter sings (students draw
Learn More →Make a change for the good in 2019 – breaking the disposable coffee cup habit
January 6, 2019You might have heard a popular saying “small acts, when multiplied by millions of people, can transform the world”. We all know that disposable coffee cups are bad, we see reference to it in the media regularly along with straws, plastic drink bottles and plastic bags. It is estimated Australians use 1 billion disposable coffee cups
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