The Local Government Association of the Northern Territory (LGANT) is seeking legislative changes to allow councils to determine mining rates within their own areas, in
July has been another busy month for LGANT, progressing key advocacy, governance and member engagement priorities on behalf of councils across the Territory. This month
Image: Happy Place 2.0 at East Point Reserve by Gloria Richards BackgroundPublic art gives a city its soul. It tells stories, celebrates culture and transforms
Photo Credit: Project Love attending East Arnhem Regional Council – Active Communities & Youth Services program in Yirrkala. Thanks to Miwatj Health Aboriginal Corporation. In
As the official host city for the landmark 2026 National NAIDOC Week and the 50-Year “Deadly” Anniversary, Mparntwe (Alice Springs) will be the centre of
June has been another active month for LGANT as we continue advocating for the interests of local government across the Northern Territory and ensuring councils
The Northern Territory’s local governments are taking a united message to Canberra this week, advocating for the Australian Government to match the NT Government’s $100m
LGANT is proud to launch our second Reflect Reconciliation Action Plan (RAP), reaffirming our commitment to reconciliation through meaningful action, stronger relationships, and creating opportunities
Today marks the beginning of National Reconciliation Week, and LGANT is proud to profile one of the Territory’s best-known Indigenous leaders and our LGANT President