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Finke is a small desert community, almost 450km drive South of Alice Springs.   We’re very proud of their efforts in keeping their community clean and tidy and wish them luck in the Territory Tidy Towns 2017 competition. Take a look at these photos of Finke looking squeaky clean – including the Finke rubbish tip

Parap Primary School is calling on the Top End community to get on board to help make Darwin a more environmentally friendly place to live! The school’s  ‘Eco Committee’, made up of students, parents and teachers, has been busy making reusable shopping bags (based on the Boomerang Bags initiative) to distribute at markets and local

They are doing a fantastic job in Maningrida and it’s fast becoming a beautiful ‘Territory Tidy Town’, it’s so good to see everyone (young and old) helping tidy up the community of Maningrida and starting to put their rubbish in the public place bins provided. These actions of binning rubbish will make Maningrida a very

The beautiful MacDonnell Regional Town of AREYONGA (UTJU) holds the title of 2016 Territory Tidy Towns Winners and Northern Territory Representatives. We wish them the best of luck for the National Awards to be held in Tasmania in May this year! Registrations for the 2017 Territory Tidy Towns is now open, find out more here: https://kabcnt.org.au/our_programs/territory-tidy-towns-2017/

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  Keep Australia Beautiful Council NT has officially launched its 40th operational year as an association with Minister for Environment and Natural Resources, Lauren Moss, announcing the 2017 Territory Tidy Towns program as open for registration and community participation. Find out more here: MEDIA RELEASE

Graffiti Free Week takes place in March every year. Keep Australia Beautiful encourages home owners and businesses to help wipe out graffiti by cleaning off the visual litter as soon as it appears. Graffiti vandals or ‘taggers’ enjoy seeing their handiwork on display and that immediate removal helps to prevent copycat offences and vandals from

The Northern Territory Environment Protection (Beverage Container & Plastic Bags) Act was passed by the legislative Assembly in February 2011 with the ban to supply single-use lightweight plastic bags coming into effect in September 2011. The Keep Australia Beautiful National Litter Index survey results for Northern Territory have indicated a negative result in plastic bag

Keep Australia Beautiful Council Northern Territory (KABCNT) is looking to partnership with ‘Territory Businesses and Organisations’ implementing shared objectives and initiatives to positively improve social and environmental wellbeing. Please consider allowing KABC(NT) become a stakeholder with your business strengthening key pillars of positive community culture, education and awareness as we Develop North Australia and as

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