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Across America – Kirra’s endurance ride
Kirra Dyer is racing a non-stop clock in Tour Divide 2019, a gruelling 4,418km mountain bike race from Canada to New Mexico.
Whopping celebration at Teeny Weeny launch
The second picture book created by Milikapiti School students — Teeny Weeny Yikiyikini — was launched last week by National Indigenous Television presenter Natalie Ahmat.
Acacia Hill students’ benefit from physiotherapy partnership
Postgraduate physiotherapy students from Flinders University have just finished their inaugural placement at Acacia Hill School.
Arrernte, English, and the red dust of Alice Springs, enriched the recent Poetry in First Languages workshops attended by Centralian Senior College and Ltyentye Apurte Catholic School students.
Space enthusiasts keyed for cosmic experience
Two Territory students are set to launch themselves into space-related engineering challenges, train as astronauts, and visit the International Space Station, the Moon or Mars.
Chloe Rodda and Sophia Osborne eclipsed all competitors in the recently judged Wear Orange Wednesday (WOW Day) competition, an annual challenge inviting students across Australia to acknowledge the importance of SES volunteers in states and territories.
Hands over hearts a hit with judges
Sarah Frankcombe has created an outstanding poster in the 2019 Say No To Bullying Poster Competition.
Hannah and The Doo enrich research cause
Pink fairy Hannah Boucher Hope was a fashion statement not be ignored at this year’s Mother’s Day Classic — the annual fundraiser for Breast Cancer research.
ShepTv has become a highly successful medium for advertising Shepherdson College’s activities to the local community.
Open Scars and Ceenah triumph at battle
Indie rock band Open Scars was named top band at the NT Music School’s Battle of the School Bands finale.