News, events and job vacancies from local organisations

Tech 1, 2 Mentorship Program

MusicNT, in collaboration with E3 Productions, are launching the Tech 1, 2 Mentorship Program once again in 2024, and it's even bigger than before! Following the success of our pilot program in Darwin in 2023, we are excited to expand our reach to Mparntwe, Alice Springs this year.

The Tech 1, 2 Mentorship Program is designed to provide high school students with invaluable on-the-job training and experience in event production and audiovisual (AV) technology. We are proud to announce that Dreamedia and 8ccc Community Radio have joined us as mentoring partners, making this program an enriching and collaborative experience for all participants.

This mentorship provides paid on the job learning where students gain job-ready skills in lighting, sound, and all technical aspects required for event production.

REGISTER HERE

Headspace Youth Reference Groups

Are you a young trailblazer with a passion for advocacy and youth issues? Look no further! Headspace invites YOU to join our vibrant community of change-makers through our exclusive Reference Groups tailored just for you.

👫 Youth Reference Group: Open to all dynamic individuals aged 12-25, regardless of background. Dive into meaningful conversations about mental and physical health while shaping the future of youth engagement in our community. Your voice matters, and together, we'll influence the governance of our center, ensuring it resonates with the pulse of today's youth.

🌿 Aboriginal Youth Reference Group: Calling all Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander youth aged 12-25! Be the driving force behind positive change within our community. Join us in amplifying the voices of Aboriginal youth in Alice Springs and Headspace. Together, we'll craft innovative solutions to enhance accessibility, tailor services, and foster a supportive environment for all.

💼 Exclusive Benefits: As valued members, you'll receive a prestigious certificate of participation, enriching your resume/portfolio and showcasing your dedication to community leadership. But that's not all! Gain invaluable networking opportunities with peers and community organizations, unlock your potential through public speaking and leadership workshops, and spearhead impactful community events and educational activities.

🗓️ Commitment & Rewards: Embark on a transformative journey with just one dedicated meeting per month over 12 months. And guess what? We believe in recognizing your efforts! Enjoy exciting incentives for each meeting attended, fueling your motivation to make a difference.

Ready to make your mark and shape the future? Join our Reference Groups today and become a catalyst for positive change in your community! 🚀🌟

Travelling Film Festival Alice Springs

Experience extraordinary cinema when the Travelling Film Festival comes to Alice Springs Cinema for one week only, 23-26 February!

Explore the full program and book now: https://www.sff.org.au/tff/program/alice-springs/.

The Y Pre-Loved Market

Save the date!

Our next Pre-Loved Market will be on the 2nd of March from 8:00am to 1:00pm at the YMCA Stadium.

This will be a great opportunity for people to sell their items and for shoppers to choose a variety of items at special prices.

To register your stall please email us on krc.reception@ynt.org.au.

Come join us and get yourself a bargain!

International Women's Day Movie Night

Wednesday 6 March, 6:00-8:30pm

The Color Purple

Join us for a fun-filled evening at Alice Springs Cinema as we celebrate International Women's Day by shining a spotlight on the remarkable achievements and stories of women across the world.

We will be screening The Color Purple.

Tickets are $10 per person and includes a voucher at the candy bar as well as cheese and fruit platter before the film starts.

RSVP for the GALLIPOLI SCHOLARS 2024

The Gallipoli Scholarship Fund seeks to perpetuate among young Australians an understanding of those enduring traditions of perseverance, courage, self-sacrifice and mateship that were established so indelibly in the cause of world peace at Gallipoli, and thereafter on other battlefields and peace operations. It helps inform and remind Australians of the sacrifices of those who served Australia in conflicts and peace operations, and thereby contributes to the future security of our nation and our national values of democracy, freedom, and the rule of law.

The Scholarship provides financial assistance to the most deserving and meritorious Australian applicants, commencing their first year of tertiary study at a University or TAFE at Degree, Diploma or Advanced Diploma level, in the year of application. In assessing suitability for an award, a 60% weighting applies to necessitous circumstances and a 40% weighting to educational merit. Currently, the Scholarship does not extend beyond one year.

Each Scholarship is now worth $6,000 tax free, paid in two tranches: the first in April at the presentation ceremony, and the second on successful completion of the first semester providing the recipient is continuing their studies at university or TAFE (the latter at Degree, Diploma or Advanced Diploma level).

Applications will close 28 Feb.

Become a Beanie Maker for the Alice Springs Beanie Festival!

From June 21 to 24, 2024, the Alice Springs Beanie Festival will be taking place, celebrating its 28th anniversary with the theme of "Listen to the Land."

Five hundred beanie makers (from around the globe) shall create some of the world's best headgear and 6600 beanies are expected to descend on the Araluen Arts Centre for four days of exhibitions, Indigenous workshops, textile classes, live music, homemade tucker and a whole lot of fun, joy, warmth and colour.

7000 visitors from around the world attend and join in the excitement in the hunt for that perfect beanie. Chief Beaniologist , Jo Nixon, says "This year's Festival will the best one ever. We are planning for a huge success, and we are blessed to be able to include beanie artists from the remote Indigenous Communities of Central Australia creating opportunities for some lovely cross-cultural sharing with visitors. And, of course, we won't pull it off without the 120 volunteers giving their time and love to our special event."

It's never too early to start preparing, so make sure to download entry forms for Beanie Central and the National Beanie Competition and order swingtags for your beanies. We're excited to see the unique and creative beanies that you come up with!

Women of STEM

To help provide opportunities for young women, last year we launched our Women of STEM Scholarship for women aged 18-20 who are entering their first year of a STEM degree at university.

The Women of STEM Scholarship is a national program and provides women with financial grants of $5,000 per year for the life of their degree, up to a maximum of 5 years . This year we have awarded scholarships to three exceptional female students.

HOME | Women of STEM

Register now for NIDA Workshops

· 26 Feb – 1 Mar 2024 | Acting Technique for Screen

· 4-8 March 2024 | Producing for Screen

· 8-12 April 2024 | Make-up and Hair for Screen

· 29 Apr- 3 May | Costume Design and Realisation for Screen

Fee: $85

Travel Support - Career Development Grants from Screen Territory and Quick Response grants from Arts NT are available to be applied for to attend the workshops if you live outside of the greater Darwin area.

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ASALC Lifeguards - casual

Casual, rotating roster over 7 days. The position vacancy will be advertised until filled.

What will you get by joining the team?

Work with a close-knit team who has your back.
Be a real part of the community.
You will be appreciated for who you are.
We will support your growth by improving your skills and experience
Great pay and flexible hours.
This position includes weekend and out of regular hours work, paid at applicable rates.

For details on Council’s application process, please see the How to Apply page.

Ex-Activity Program