Our Community Grants Program aims to encourage and support community initiatives that respond to local needs and enhance community wellbeing, culture and quality of life.
Council successfully delivered the Back on Track drink and drug driver education course in Mataranka last week, showcasing a significant step towards empowering community members and breaking down job barriers.
After winning the NT division of the Management challenge earlier this year the Council Conquerors competed in the National Management Challenge in Brisbane this week.
In an industry defining agreement, Roper Gulf Regional Council and iAgeHealth have moved to implement a 24/7 virtual allied healthcare playform allowing clients to receive support from the comfort of their own homes.
Council is proud to share the outstanding results from the recent National Indigenous Australian Agency (NIAA) Sport and Recreation (S&R) Performance Report.
Numbulwar Aged Care had recently secured some donations that included an array of equipment for both in-centre and outdoor activities which were distributed in celebration for NAIDOC week.
The remote communities of Jilkminggan, Urapunga (Rittarangu) and Robinson River, as well as many others outside of the Roper Gulf region, are being set up with free community Wi-Fi as part of the Northern Territory Digital Connectivity Project.
On Wednesday 26 June 2024, at its Ordinary Meeting, Council resolved to adopt its Regional Plan (the Plan) for 2024-25 in accordance with Section 35 of the Local Government Act 2019.
Council is proud to announce that its Sport and Recreation Master Plan, ‘Roper Gulf Active and Connected’, has been awarded the Strategic & Master Planning Award at the Parks and Leisure Australia SA/NT Awards of Excellence.
Through our Youth Engagement and Education program, Council has collaborated with community members to address alcohol and other drug abuse through a series of video interviews.
Wrap up of the Barunga Festival 2024! Thank you to everyone who visited the Council stall over the duration of the festival and had a look at the designs of the new Barunga Statement Memorial Project.
Roper Gulf Regional Council is currently seeking feedback on its draft Regional Plan 2024 - 2025. Feedback and comments must be submitted by 21 June 2024.
As Council looks to the future, a unanimous decision has been made by elected members to search for a new Chief Executive Officer (CEO) to guide Council into the next financial year.
Congratulations to the 'Council Conquerors' who represented Roper Gulf Regional Council earlier this week at the NT division of the Australasian Management Challenge and won!
