News

This is where you will find all the latest news on what is happening with the Barkly Regional Deal

This is also a space to share the stories and achievements of all the amazing people and communities around the Barkly region.

Landscape of Epenarra: Artist Susie Peterson, Epenarra 2018

"This image embodies traditional ritual knowledge of the Wutunugurra community. It was created with the consent of the custodians of the community. Dealing with any part of the image of any purpose that has not been authorised by the cutodians is a serious breach of the customary laws of the Wutunugurra community."

Community Grant Lights up Canteen Creek

Canteen Creek’s streets will be lit up at night, thanks to a new street lighting project funded by the Barkly Regional Deal Local Community Projects Fund.

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New Barkly grants program supports locally-led projects in communities and homelands

A new community grants program is being rolled out across the Barkly.

The Barkly Regional Deal’s Local Community Projects Fund is a program offering small, medium and large grants for community-led projects in the Barkly’s remote communities and homelands.

The grant program is about supporting projects in the regions remote areas and increasing local participation in community development.

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Tennant Creek Youth Justice Facility tender: a milestone for community co-design

The tender is out for the new Tennant Creek Youth Justice Facility.
This is a milestone for Barkly residents who over the last 18 months have selected the facility’s location and co-designed the building.

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A win for strong Barkly voices: Acting Prime Minister announces new logistics facility study

A win for strong Barkly voices: Acting Prime Minister announces new logistics facility
study.

The Australian and Northern Territory governments are actioning a development priority raised
by the Barkly Regional Deal’s Economic Growth and Support (EGS) Working Group.

On 14 January, Acting Prime Minister the Hon Michael McCormack MP announced joint
Australian and Northern Territory Government funding for a $325,000 study for the...

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