Territory Day is a chance to celebrate this incredible place we call home.
Each year on 1 July, the Territory comes alive with fireworks, concerts, and community events to recognise the day the NT declared independence from the Commonwealth Government in 1978.
This year, the Australia Day Council are calling for your help to identify those exceptional Territorians who help make the NT a great place to live!
Funding is now available to assist community organisations with Territory Day activities and events for 2021 that also promote nominations for the 2022 Australian of the Year Awards.
To assist local councils, state and territory government entities and Not for Profit organisations across Australia to share the message, the NADC has created new branding and design assets for Australia Day 2021, that follow the message of Reflect. Respect. Celebrate. We're all part of the story (Australia Day Designs).
These grants are now closed and outcomes will be communicated in due course.
For the purpose of assisting eligible event organisers to ensure Australia Day 2021 events proceed and that the events are able to be held in a COVID safe environment, the NADC, with the assistance of the Australian Government, is making available grants of up to $20,000 (GST exclusive) through the COVID Safe Australia Day Program.
These grants are now closed and outcomes will be communicated in due course.
Funding is available for not for profits, local government or community groups
These grants are now closed and outcomes will be communicated in due course.
The Celebrating Aboriginal Culture (Australia Day) is run by the Office of Aboriginal Affairs. This grant aims to provide funding to Aboriginal Territorians and in particular remote communities to recognise and support how Aboriginal people want to celebrate and commemorate culture, language, history and achievements.
These grants are now closed and outcomes will be communicated in due course.
