The Centralian advocate Tue 11 Dec 2018
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2018-12-11
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CAVE01Z01MA - V1 Day Sale3 START OF SUMMER SPECIALS Cellarbrations supports the responsible service of alcohol. Not all varieties available in all stores. Some products may not be available in country stores due to Liquor Licencing Accords. No trade supplied. Pricing may vary in country or regional areas. Tobacco and alcohol not supplied to or for under 18s. E.& O.E. Images for advertising purposes only. cellarbrations.com.au Specials valid from 13/12/18 to 15/12/18 or while stocks last. Yellowglen Colours Sparkling NV Range (Excl Yellowglen Red) Jim Beam White Label Bourbon Smirnoff Ice Double Black 6.5% Premix Cans 375mL Iron Jack Mid Strength Lager Block Cans 375mL Melbourne Bitter Stubbies 375mL 10 Pack $42 ea 30 Pack $47 ea 24 Pack $52 ea 700mL $35 ea 750mL $9 ea Celebrating Aboriginal Culture (Australia Day) Grant Program nt.gov.au/oaa Apply for a grant of up to $5000 As part of Australia Day celebrations 2019, Celebrating Aboriginal Culture (Australia Day) Grants are available. Individuals, organisations and businesses can apply for a grant of up to $5000. The grant can go towards an event or activity that helps celebrate Aboriginal culture, language and history. All events must be held during the period 19 January to 28 February 2019. The Northern Territory Government is committed to evolving Australia Day to ensure it meaningfully recognises and celebrates Aboriginal culture and peoples contribution to our national identity. APPLY NOW: Applications close 28 December 2018 Information can be found at: nt.gov.au/oaa Or by contacting the Office of Aboriginal Affairs on (08) 8999 8352 or email oaa@nt.gov.au Higgins urges transparency TERRITORY Opposi t ion Leader Gary Higgins said it is time for the Labor Government to be open and transparent with Alice Springs residents. In August this year, Minister Dale Wakefields office told Alice Springs media that a comprehensive business case for the National Aboriginal Art Gallery would be completed by the end of November. The tender for the business case also set a November 28 deadline, Mr Higgins said. Now, and only after questioning by the media (Alice News), project implementation team interim director Dr Mark Crees has confirmed the business case development time frame by Ernst and Young has been extended with a draft due in early 2019. The business case has been delayed and the site is still under question when will the government get its act together with this project? Opposition Leader Gary Higgins asked. The government and council appear to be locked in an impasse over the site with each claiming to be waiting on the other. And will the government be more open with Alice Springs residents about the details? Will they release the business case once its done or hide behind a commercial-inconfidence label? They are bungling this just as theyve bungled youth crime and detention, alcohol reform and the economy. And their fall back is to always blame the previous government. The Territory has had a Labor regime for more than two years its time they started taking some responsibility for their blunders. Opposition Leader Gary Higgins. 06 NEWS TUESDAY DECEMBER 11 2018