18 August 2009
Alice Springs Motel Paves Way for Solar Technology
A unique solar heat pump system which provides hot water by drawing heat from the air, has been installed on an Alice Springs Motel - one of the first of its kind in the town.
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13 August 2009
Catch the Alice Solar City virus
The number of new customers to join the Alice Solar City project skyrocketed in the month of july to 177, over three times the monthly average since the Project was launched in March 2008.
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12 August 2009
Senior Aboriginal elders applaud Government's new national approach to preserve languages
“Kuwari nganana pukularinyi panya Governmentngku Ananguku wangkaku palyanmanu. Iriti tjana wangka walytjangku kawalinu Anangu maru tjutangku Australiala winkingka.”
Alison Milyika Carroll, a senior Pitjantjatjara woman from Ernabella in South Australia on the Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands, echoes in her first language the excitement of many elders in her community, about the Australian Government’s National Indigenous Languages Policy announced this week.
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29 July 2009
Aboriginal artist camp a first for central desert region
A group of over forty Aboriginal artists and art centre managers will gather for the first time this week at a three day camp near Alice Springs to learn new art skills and discuss current issues facing Aboriginal community art centres across Australia.
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27 July 2009
100 roofs to go solar in 100 days in Alice Springs
Alice Solar City has issued a solar challenge to the Alice Springs community - for 100 home or business owners to commit to installing 100 solar systems between 27 July and 27 November before funding ends on 31 December.
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23 July 2009
Talking poster a first for Australia
A Darwin company has launched an Australian-first technology to deliver "talking posters" for Indigenous and other multilingual audiences.
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21 July 2009
Green office building opens for business
One of the Territory's first office buildings designed to achieve a 5-Starenergy rating will be officially opened by the Chief Minister today.
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16 July 2009
10% of Alice Springs homes now more energy efficent
One thousand households or 10% of all homes in Alice Springs are now committed to being more energy efficent through the Alice Solar City project.
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8 July 2009
Tourism industry looking for its finest at Awards Night
Members of the Central Australian tourism industry and the general puclic can now cast their votes for the favourite tourism operator or product, as nominations open this week for the 2009 Central Australian Tourism Industry Awards.
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19 June 2009
Barkly artist camp puts Aboriginal art issues on the table
A group of eighty Aboriginal artists have gathered at an artist's camp near Tennant Creek this week to learn new art skills and discuss current issues facing Art Centre's across Australia. |
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12 June 2009
Strategic Leadership Workshop for Senior Marketers
On August 17 the Australian Marketing Institute is hosting a workshop designed to assist senior marketers take a strategic leadership role in their organisation. The course is aimed at the CPM-level marketer. Places are limited so book early. Creative Territory is sponsoring post-workshop drinks for all attendees.
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12 June 2009
Alice Springs Town Camp Opens to Public for Art and Film Night
An Alice Springs Town Camp is opening its doors to the public next week for an evening of family fun, and to showcase and sell its unique art works which are currently earning wide recognition in the art world.
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1 June 2009
Finalists selected for Togart Award 2009
Forty-three finalists have been selected from a highly competitive field for this year’s $15,000 Togart Contemporary Art Award (NT) 2009.
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26 May 2009
Batchelor trained rangers to meet with Commonwealth Ministers
A group of Indigenous Rangers from the Gove Peninsula in the Northern Territory will meet with Commonwealth Ministers Peter Garrett, Brendan O’Connor and Warren Snowdon in Canberra tomorrow to discuss their front-line role in managing Australia’s northern coastline.
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25 May 2009
Is your story REALLY a story?
Have you ever wondered why your story never gets run in the media? While your media release may seem fascinating to you, Lisa Banks suggests that you ask yourself this question: “Would I run this as a story if I was a journalist?”. |
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21 May 2009
June workshops
Creative Teritory Darwin are holding a series of two hour workshops next month. Places are limited to ten people per workshop so book now to secure your place! |
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13 May 2009
Desart welcomes Indigenous arts funding boost in Federal Budget
Indigenous communities will be the winners from the Government's $10 million boost for art centres and ethical trading practices announced in last night's Federal Budget, according to central Australia's peak body for Aboriginal-owned art centres. |
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11 May 2009
Big city experience teaches artworkers to speak up
A group of remote Aboriginal artworkers have used a visit to Melbourne for personal and career development. |
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9 May 2009
Travelfresh launches in Kununurra
A new $14 million tourism venture launched in Kununurra today will revitalise the north's tourism market. |
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30 April 2009
Sponsorship: Perfecting Your Proposal
Perfecting your sponsorship proposal takes research and planning says Creative Territory Marketing Consultant Janelle Rees in part two of a two-part series on maximising your sponsorships. |
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17 April 2009
Green spirit comes alive at Parap
Parap students will be able to enjoy a new green corner of their school with the opening of the Parap Primary School Harmony Garden this morning, built with funding from the Winston Group. |
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8 April 2009
Alice Springs Residents Can Offset Power Price Rise
Alice Solar City can help reduce and in most cases actually negate the recently announced 18% increase in power prices says Alice Solar City General Manager Brian Elmer. |
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1 April 2009
desArt artists in the running for Telstra Art Award
Aboriginal Art Centres from Central Australia have reserved their very best works for the 2009 Telstra National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Award later this year. |
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24 March 2009
Sponsorship: Edge out the competition
Make sure you have an answer ready for when business asks the question 'what's in it for me?' says Creative Territory Marketing Consultant Janelle Rees in part one of a two-part series on maximising your sponsorships. |
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20 March 2009
$50,000 Complimentary Home Energy Makeover competition
A competition for a free home energy makeover valued at up to $50,000 is being launched as part of the Alice Solar City first anniversary celebrations in Alice Springs.
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12 March 2009
Aboriginal languages taken to international stage
Batchelor Institute lecturers Gail Woods and Jeanie Bell will present papers today at the 1st International Conference on Language Documentation and Conservation at the University of Hawaii. |
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10 March 2009
Australia's first online system keeps parents in touch
The Education Minister Paul Henderson has officially launched Australia's first online system allowing parents to monitor their children's homework, achievements, certificates, awards, samples of work, enrolment history and attendance. |
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9 March 2009
Alice Springs residents should take a bow
Alice Springs residents and businesses are celebrating a year of energy savings with the first birthday of the Alice Solar City program. |
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6 March 2009
We take on strategic marketing role for Desart
Creative Territory has secured a strategic marketing contract with Desart, the peak association of the Central Australian Aboriginal Art Centres. |
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26 February 2009
Treat sponsorship as a business
Organisations chasing sponsorship dollars need to think and act like a business if they want to do the deal, the NT Show Council has learned. |
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22 February 2009
Building effective media relationships
Effective
relationships with the media means building respect on both sides, the Round Table of Young Territorians heard today. |
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19 February 2009
Going green is about getting the design right
Going green need not be expensive as long as the design is right, according to developer Clinton Arentz. |
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18 February 2009
Crowne Plaza Alice sets new green benchmark
Crowne Plaza Alice Springs has today set the green benchmark for Australia's business sector and hotel industry when it switched on the largest building-mounted solar photovoltaic system in the Southern Hemisphere.
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9 February 2009
NT
Chief Minister announces reshaped Cabinet
Northern
Territory Chief Minister Paul Henderson has today reshaped Cabinet following the decision by Minister Scrymgour to step down from Cabinet to concentrate on her health and family. |
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6 February 2009
CSG Statement regarding emergency landing in Darwin Harbour
Statement from CSG regarding an emergency landing by a light aircraft in Darwin harbour this morning. |
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4 February 2009
NT
Chief Minister announces new Cabinet to focus on jobs
Northern
Territory Chief Minister Paul Henderson has today announced a
new-look Cabinet to focus on jobs growth. The Chief Minister
has taken on the Education and Training portfolio while
business and trade have moved from Kon Vatskalis to Chris
Burns. |
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February 2009
Darwin
Buffaloes feature in new road safety TVC
Darwin
Buffaloes NTAFL team features in the latest WHY road safety
campaign for TIO - just one of the stories in our latest
newsletter. |
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21
January 2009
Central
Australian Actor Wins Sydney Theatre Awards
Central Australian actor
Trevor Jamieson has won an award for Best Actor in a Lead Role
at the Sydney Theatre Awards for 2008, for his role in the Indigenous
play Ngapartji Ngapartji, a client of Creative Territory.
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15 January 2009
Ten
New Year's resolutions we hope you don't break
We've put together the ten resolutions you need to make this
year to keep your business and career in good health.
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13 January 2009
Getting
the most from print advertising
The
classified ad is the staple of newspaper advertising
departments. We look the pros and cons of classified
advertising.
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22 December 2008
A
new way to reach the Territory television audience
The
introduction of Channel 10 last year and the upcoming
introduction of regional dvertising footprints by SBS will
permanently change the face of Territory television
advertising.
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17 December 2008
The Power of Positive Speech
A friend's holiday has reminded us why positive speech is so
much more powerful than negative when you are trying to get
people to focus on you and your message.
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16 December 2008
Christmas
competition winners announced
Did you win a free bottle of Moet for Christmas? Find out the
winners here..
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12
December 2008
Celebrate
Christmas with our favourite recipes
Creative Territory is cooking up a special Christmas. Visit
our newsletter to get all of our favourite things to eat and
drink - everything from Egg Nog to Rum Balls.
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BLOGSPOT:
Be proud of being a PR professional on World AIDS Day
Creative Territory's Tracy Jones said PR should take a bow for
their role in community health and well-being on the 20th
anniversary of World AIDS Day.
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28
November 2008
Dogs and Cats campaign
a hit
Creative
Territory’s campaign to promote responsible pet ownership in
Darwin has proven to be a hit.
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27
November 2008
We say thanks to
road safety campaign actors
Actors who appeared in the new TIO Road Safety Campaign got
together to celebrate the end of campaign production tonight.
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24
November 2008
Teenagers and speed
targeted in new road safety TVCs
Teenagers and speeding are the focus of the next installment
of TIO's road safety campaign, developed by Creative Territory
in association with Sprout
and Cutting Edge.
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BLOGSPOT:
Stormy weather should be a time for brand building
Creative Territory's Janelle Rees says organisations should be
building their brand through stormy economic times, not
cutting back.
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21
November 2008
Tracy Jones features in
new PR text
Creative Territory
managing director Tracy Jones features on the cover of a new
international text in public relations strategy. |
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BLOGSPOT:
We just keep asking WHY.
Creative Territory's Tracy Jones talks about the lack of a
question mark in TIO's new road safety campaign.
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14
November 2008
Widespread
news coverage for Desert Knowledge Symposium
The Desert Knowledge
Symposium in Alice Springs has achieved widespread coverage thanks to the efforts of
Creative Territory’s Laurelle Halford.
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19
October 2008
New road
safety campaign asks WHY.
Create
Territory has worked with Territory-based creative and
production houses to deliver a powerful new road safety
campaign for TIO. Watch
the TVC on YouTube. |
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12 October
2008
Tracy Jones re-elected
national president of industry body
Creative Territory Managing Director Tracy Jones has been
re-elected national president of the Public Relations Institute
of Australia unopposed.
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2
September 2008
New crisis media
training helps reduce panic
Creative
Territory’s new Crisis Media Workshop is helping organisations
understand the importance of dealing with the media
appropriately in a crisis situation.
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14
July 2008
Jeannette Button joins Creative
Territory
Former Tourism NT PR Manager Jeannette Button has joined
Creative Territory as General Manager. With an extensive career
in public relations, Jeannette brings strength and a wealth of
expertise to the Creative Territory team.
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17 May
2008
Creative Territory features in
Resident Magazine
Creative Territory Managing Director Tracy Jones has featured
alongside Sprout Director Anya Lorimer in Resident Magazine
following our appointment to the TIO marketing account. |
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25
February 2008
Creative Territory opens
Central Australia's first registered PR Agency
Territory
public relations agency Creative Territory is celebrating its
second birthday by opening Central Australia’s first
registered public relations consultancy. |
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15
October 2007
Creative Territory leads
consortium to win national Golden Target Award
A
campaign to promote Darwin Speedway developed by a Darwin
consortium of creative companies has won a national public
relations award. |
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October 2007
Our
affiliate Rowland wins national Golden Target Award
Our affiliate Rowland has won one Golden
Target Award and been Highly Commended for another in the
national awards for industry excellence. |
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14
October 2007
Tracy Jones elected national
president of the PRIA
Creative Territory Managing Director Tracy Jones has been
elected national president of the Public Relations Institute of
Australia. Find out more about
the PRIA. |
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24
September 2007
Creative Territory scoops pool
at PRIA NT Awards
Creative
Territory is celebrating its success after winning three awards
at the NT State Awards for Excellence awarded by the Public
Relations Institute of Australia. The Creative Territory team
won two Gold and a Highly Commended Award. |
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7
September 2007
New Life Communication:
Presentation to the Australian Association of Convention Bureaux
Download a copy of our presentation to the Australian
Association of Convention Bureaux conference held in Darwin on
7-8 September 2007. This presentation talks about the new tools
available to help communicators reach their target audiences -
and what implications these have on their business. If you would
like us to give this presentation at your event, contact
us directly. |
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24
August 2007
Creative Territory named Best New
Business in NT Small Business Champion Awards
We are delighted to
let you know that Creative Territory was named best New Business
in the Northern Territory Small Business Champion Awards
announced in Darwin last Friday night. We now go on to the
national finals of the awards to be held in Sydney on 3
November. Find out more about
the awards. |
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7
September 2007
New Life Communication:
Presentation to the Australian Association of Convention Bureaux
Download a copy of our presentation to the Australian
Association of Convention Bureaux conference held in Darwin on
7-8 September 2007. This presentation talks about the new tools
available to help communicators reach their target audiences -
and what implications these have on their business. If you would
like us to give this presentation at your event, contact
us directly. |
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August 2007
Creative Territory
celebrates affiliation with national business consulting firm
Rowland
Territory businesses can now
access world-class business and communication services through a
local company. The Territory’s leading communication firm,
Creative Territory, has joined forces with national business
advisory group Rowland to deliver professional advice with a
local focus. Find out more about Rowland.
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