Greetings Friends, Lee Point Art Competition – closes 8 April 2022 The Lee Point Art Competition is open to all Territorians aged 18 years and under. There is approx $3000 worth of prizes. Lee Point Art Launch and Nature Walk – 8am Sunday 6 March Lee Point A fun morning with lots of art happening. …
Greetings Friends Lee Point Art Competition This sunday morning we are celebrating the Lee Point Art Competition with a walk to look at migratory shorebirds, nature and a morning tea. The migratory shorebirds will leave around mid April for places like Siberia (10,000km away) to breed. At they moment they are starting to put on …
Date: Sunday 6 March – Please be at the meeting place 7.55am for an 8.00am start. The guided walks feature viewing migratory shorebirds through scopes plus exploring monsoon forest and mangrove habitats. Bring hat/sunscreen, drinking water, binoculars, and camera. Donations appreciated. There is a choice of two walks, both are rated as easy: 1. To …
The lack of democratic process and transparency used to produce the Lee Point Area Plan could be duplicated in other future Area Plans by government. Having the Lee Point Area Plan in the NT Planning Scheme means it’s OK to: advertise an Area Plan 4 weeks before Xmas and not provide a discussion paper to …
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Greetings, We hope 2022 has started well for you. Our big news this month is that FLP and PLan: the Planning Action Network have just launched this art competition. Lee Point Art Competition – What you like about Lee Point This art competition is free and open to anyone 18 years or younger living in …
Margaret Preston is a well known Australian artist who loved the Australian bush. Other artists are included here for their ideas.
The following examples are from students from Middle School and Senior School.
The following artwork has been created by children under 8 years old (who are not in the competition).
Lee Point peninsular is approx 5 square kilometres in area and located 17 kilometres from Darwin’s CBD. Over half of Casuarina Coastal Reserve (CCR) is in Lee Point. CCR attracts over one million visits each year and is the most visited park/reserve in the NT because of its natural beauty, rich biodiversity and accessibility.