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death in custody raises alarm - The Australian
NEWS.com.audeath in custody raises alarmThe AustralianMr Briscoe, a 28-year-old Anmatyerre man, died in the Alice Springs Watchhouse on January 5 after being arrested for drunkenness. Before his funeral yesterday, Mr Briscoe's sister Louise Daniels, 33, said her brother was a happy man whose girlfriend ...Claims police laughed while assaulting Aboriginal man who later died in custodyNEWS.com.auPolice 'laughed' as Briscoe was heldSydney Morning HeraldFuneral for NT man who died in custodyHerald SunABC Online -Sky News Australiaall 31 news articles »

Claims police laughed while assaulting Aboriginal man who later died in custody - NEWS.com.au
NEWS.com.auClaims police laughed while assaulting Aboriginal man who later died in custodyNEWS.com.auAn investigation is under way after Alice Springs man Terrance Briscoe died while in police custody amid allegations he was beaten by police before he was found in his cell not breathing. Picture: Supplied Source: Supplied FOUR police officers laughed ...and more »

Alice Springs @ Galleria Carla Sozzani - Trendstop (blog)
Trendstop (blog)Alice Springs @ Galleria Carla SozzaniTrendstop (blog)The Galleria Carla Sozzani in Milan concept store 10 Corso Como is set to host an exhibition of Alice Springs' photography. Fans of fashion, photography and art should head down anytime between February 19 and 22 to catch the show, called People, ...

Beanie festival take-over - ABC Online
Yahoo!7 NewsBeanie festival take-overABC OnlineBy Emma Sleath (Cross Media Reporter) The iconic Alice Springs Beanie Festival has been taken over by a national job training group. Festival organiser Jo Nixon says the change will provide much needed support to the committee. Alice Springs' annual ...New faces to head up Red Centre beanie festivalYahoo!7 Newsall 3 news articles »

Alice alcohol laws surprise tourist - ABC Online
Alice alcohol laws surprise touristABC OnlineBy Paul Serratore (Drive Producer) Are Alice Springs' alcohol laws the most restrictive in the Western world? One Danish tourist says so, after his family was refused service at a local bottle shop for failing to show their passports.

2012 Imparja Cup arrives in Alice Springs - TheSportsCampus.com
NTNews.com.au2012 Imparja Cup arrives in Alice SpringsTheSportsCampus.comA record 34 teams and 500 players will converge on Alice Springs from 6-12 February for the 2012 Imparja Cup, Cricket Australia's national Indigenous tournament, hosted by Northern Territory Cricket. Into its 19 th year, the unique Indigenous ...Experience key in Territory Cup sideNTNews.com.auTITLE DEFENCEParkes Champion-Postall 3 news articles »

Alice Springs losing tourists - ABC Online
Alice Springs losing touristsABC OnlineDAVID TAYLOR: The once thriving tourist destination of Alice Springs is looking more and more like just another regional centre. Tourists in search of authentic outback or Northern Territory experience are now heading straight for Darwin and Uluru.Uluru family approves balloon flights over RockYahoo!7 Newsall 6 news articles »

The Digger route to Darwin - The West Australian
The West AustralianThe Digger route to DarwinThe West AustralianThis small town on the Pichi Richi heritage line was a whistle-stop for thousands of Australian troops who travelled north to Alice Springs, the end of the line, during the war. Fuelling those Diggers, the local Country Women's Association served them ...

Fashion police hot on the beat - NTNews.com.au
NTNews.com.auFashion police hot on the beatNTNews.com.auBlue is the new khaki in the Territory as NT Police are set to ditch 100 years of tradition in favour of new uniforms for officers in the Alice Springs and Southern Region Command. From 7am tomorrow officers must wear the new outfit.Red Centre police become first of Territory bluesABC Onlineall 3 news articles »

New construction lecturer on the block at Alice campus - Charles Darwin University
Charles Darwin UniversityNew construction lecturer on the block at Alice campusCharles Darwin UniversityWhat does the Phantom of the Opera have in common with vocational education and training at Charles Darwin University's Alice Springs campus? The answer is Marcela Ganicoche, the campus's new multi-talented construction lecturer.

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