Newsletter – Apr (late) 2026
This monthly newsletter (No. 68) includes: City of Darwin call for Senate inquiry, Build at Berrimah, community events, quiz, plants-fungi-wildlife.
This monthly newsletter (No. 68) includes: City of Darwin call for Senate inquiry, Build at Berrimah, community events, quiz, plants-fungi-wildlife.
Councillor Julie Fraser was successful in moving a motion to get council to write to the Federal Ministers requesting a Senate inquiry into the Lee Point housing project.
Over 60 people joined renowned author and Botanist, John Brock, for a Wilderness Walk around the Lee Point dam, Sunday 26 April.
This monthly newsletter (No. 67) includes: Build at Berrimah, community events, government updates, quiz, plants-fungi-wildlife.
This submission for the Senate Inquiry into Management of Defence Estate Assets covers the two main defence estate sites in the Northern Territory plus a partially disused defence site at Lee Point.
This preliminary evaluation indicates that the DEB site is the best site for the Defence Housing Australia (DHA) housing project currently located at Lee Point.
Defence Establishment Berrimah is to be sold off and could be used for housing.
This monthly newsletter (No. 66) includes: Senate Petition, community events, migratory shorebirds, government updates, quiz, plants and wildlife.
Time: 3.15pm Sun 29 March 2026
4.15pm is Wilderness Walk
Venue: Lee Point/Binybara (just before the caravan park near large phone tower)
Art session/sign painting
Time: 2-4pm Sat 28 March 2026
Venue: ECNT Nightcliff, Oleander St (off Progress Drive)