Barkly Regional Council CEO, Peter Harder, joined Brian on the Big Brekky show to discuss all the big issues surrounding the region.

Mr Harder outlined his role and what he is focussing on as the leader of the council.

"I'm privileged to be part of the operation team, and I work closely with the elected members. I put some tough decisions in front of them and they are stepping up to turn our finances around, and deliver the Barkly Council that our residents want."

Jobs, education and infrastructure were all areas of importance that Mr Harder and the council have been emphasising.

Barkly Regional Council CEO, Peter Harder, joined Brian on the Big Brekky show to discuss all the big issues surrounding the region.
Mr Harder outlined his role and what he is focussing on as the leader of the council.
"I'm privileged to be part of the operation team, and I work closely with the elected members. I put some tough decisions in front of them and they are stepping up to turn our finances around, and deliver the Barkly Council that our residents want."
Jobs, education and infrastructure were all areas of importance that Mr Harder and the council have been emphasising.

Peter Harder CEO of Barkly Regional Council

Emerging Yolŋu singer-songwriter MAGGIE joined Baini on the Big Brekky show to discuss her new single Blue Sky.

During the chat, it is evident that MAGGIE's joy for her music is infectious to anyone who follows her work. She believes people listening to her songs deserve to feel uplifted by positivity and kindness, even if they can't see the blue skies ahead of them.

"I love sharing positive messages, and that's what the world deserves. They deserve happiness, kindness, love. And the more we give them that, it uplifts you as well... They inspire you."

Supported by Break'n Barrierz's Matteo Mastratisi, MAGGIE has been travelling around North East Arnhem Land to perform her songs for people in communities with her soulful vocals and sincere message.

Follow MAGGIE to stay informed about her upcoming shows and music.

Emerging Yolŋu singer-songwriter MAGGIE joined Baini on the Big Brekky show to discuss her new single <a href="https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=bUJljVtgXXg">Blue Sky.</a>
During the chat, it is evident that MAGGIE's joy for her music is infectious to anyone who follows her work. She believes people listening to her songs deserve to feel uplifted by positivity and kindness, even if they can't see the blue skies ahead of them.
"I love sharing positive messages, and that's what the world deserves. They deserve happiness, kindness, love. And the more we give them that, it uplifts you as well... They inspire you."
Supported by <a href="https://breaknbarrierz.com.au/">Break'n Barrierz</a>'s Matteo Mastratisi, MAGGIE has been travelling around North East Arnhem Land to perform her songs for people in communities with her soulful vocals and sincere message.
Follow <a href="https://www.instagram.com/heyyitsmaggie_/">MAGGIE</a> to stay informed about her upcoming shows and music.

MAGGIE On Her New Single 'Blue Sky'

Claire Kilgariff and Adrian Walter from Arafura Music Collective joined Baini on the 8CCC Big Brekky show this morning for a live performance and discussion about the upcoming performances this weekend titled The Lovers: Music as the Heart of the Community

The Lovers is a celebration of love in all its forms: romantic love, friendship, family, community and our shared humanity. The program features music by J.S. Bach, Tchaikovsky, Elena Kats-Chernin, Peggy Polias and Northern Territory composer Annette Anderson. Moving between intimate chamber works and larger ensemble performances, the concert explores how music can connect us to one another and strengthen the bonds of community. Warm, uplifting and deeply human, the program reflects Arafura's belief that music is truly the heart of the community.

Playing the guitar, Adrian performed the intro and outro for the piece Le Avventure di Amore (The Adventures of Love), a charming and expressive work by nineteenth-century Italian guitar virtuoso Mauro Giuliani.

Catch Arafura Music Collective on Saturday 7th November at Grey Community Hall, Palmerston, and on Sunday 8th November at the Supreme Court, Darwin. Tickets available here.

Claire Kilgariff and Adrian Walter from Arafura Music Collective joined Baini on the 8CCC Big Brekky show this morning for a live performance and discussion about the upcoming performances this weekend titled <a href="https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/eventlist/arafura">The Lovers: Music as the Heart of the Community</a>
The Lovers is a celebration of love in all its forms: romantic love, friendship, family, community and our shared humanity. The program features music by J.S. Bach, Tchaikovsky, Elena Kats-Chernin, Peggy Polias and Northern Territory composer Annette Anderson. Moving between intimate chamber works and larger ensemble performances, the concert explores how music can connect us to one another and strengthen the bonds of community. Warm, uplifting and deeply human, the program reflects Arafura's belief that music is truly the heart of the community.
Playing the guitar, Adrian performed the&nbsp;intro and outro for the piece Le Avventure di Amore (The Adventures of Love), a charming and expressive work by nineteenth-century Italian guitar virtuoso Mauro Giuliani.
Catch Arafura Music Collective on&nbsp;Saturday 7th November at Grey Community Hall, Palmerston, and on&nbsp;Sunday 8th November at the Supreme Court, Darwin. <a href="https://www.trybooking.com/au/event/eventlist/arafura">Tickets available here.</a>

Claire and Adrian from Arafura Music Collective

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Sam Hussey, Curator of Olive Pink Botanic Garden, joined Kate Lyons-Dawson on Brekky to debrief October in the Garden including the success of the Bird Count (pictured), the plant sale and Buffel update and what's coming up in November. They're looking to developing new tourism opportunities and offerings, utilising the beautiful grounds and gathering points.

Sam Hussey, Curator of <a href="https://opbg.com.au/">Olive Pink Botanic Garden</a>, joined Kate Lyons-Dawson on Brekky to debrief October in the Garden including the success of the Bird Count (pictured), the plant sale and Buffel update and what's coming up in November. They're looking to developing new tourism opportunities and offerings, utilising the beautiful grounds and gathering points.

Olive Pink Botanic Garden in Nov 2026 with Sam Hussey

Big Brekky had a visit from Mparntwe Speaks' Tonielle Dempster and their special guest Dr Luke Steller, ahead of his talk this Tuesday at Hartley School form 5.30pm for a 6pm start. Entitled - What does meaningful community collaboration look like in education? -  it draws on lessons from around the world, alongside examples from Alice Springs and across the Northern Territory. Luke will share stories, practical insights and reflections on what makes community partnerships successful and will be of interest to anyone working in community engagement and education, as well as anyone keen to learn more about the Churchill Fellowship program. Luke is Questacon's Northern Territory Regional Leader and was 2024 Churchill Fellow How Authentic Community Collaboration can Empower STEM Education in Australia.Register ahead of the talk, free snacks and drinks are provided.

Big Brekky had a visit from <a href="https://www.dogspikedesign.com/works/mparntwe-speaks">Mparntwe Speaks</a>' Tonielle Dempster and their special guest <a href="https://www.lukesteller.com/">Dr Luke Steller</a>, ahead of his talk this Tuesday at Hartley School form 5.30pm for a 6pm start. Entitled - What does meaningful community collaboration look like in education? -&nbsp; it draws on lessons from around the world, alongside examples from Alice Springs and across the Northern Territory. Luke will share stories, practical insights and reflections on what makes community partnerships successful and will be of interest to anyone working in community engagement and education, as well as anyone keen to learn more about the Churchill Fellowship program. Luke is Questacon's Northern Territory Regional Leader and was 2024 Churchill Fellow How Authentic Community Collaboration can Empower STEM Education in Australia. <a href="https://members.architecture.com.au/EventDetail?EventKey=NT261103">Register</a> ahead of the talk, free snacks and drinks are provided.

Mparntwe Speaks with Dr Luke Steller

8CCC Brekky caught up with Mparntwe Alice Springs Mayor Asta Hill, to talk through the main topics of the October Town Council meeting. Regarding the Todd Mall traders' concerns, there was an update on the staged development for the remainder of the year, the current surplus with MyTodd Mall vouchers and the progress with the Renew Australia project. Council passed the motion by Cr Newport, on the back of the Summer Ready forum hosted by ALEC where public access to drinking water was identified as a high priority for summer preparation, including a campaign to encourage businesses to offer cool water to the public. The figures for the storm debris so far taken at the Tip were provided, as well as celebrating the awards from the NT Chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) for Newland Park Regional Skate and Play Precinct and the Alice Springs Greening Strategy.

Finally, we asked about a recent Centralian Today article regarding the Masters Games, which was published without any comment from the Mayor, and she shared with us a clear and full account.

Next Alice Springs Town Council meeting is on Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 5pm.

8CCC Brekky caught up with Mparntwe Alice Springs Mayor Asta Hill, to talk through the main topics of the October <a href="https://www.alicesprings.nt.gov.au/council-meetings/">Town Council</a> meeting. Regarding the Todd Mall traders' concerns, there was an update on the staged development for the remainder of the year, the current surplus with MyTodd Mall vouchers and the progress with the Renew Australia project. Council passed the motion by Cr Newport, on the back of the Summer Ready forum hosted by ALEC where public access to drinking water was identified as a high priority for summer preparation, including a campaign to encourage businesses to offer cool water to the public. The figures for the storm debris so far taken at the Tip were provided, as well as celebrating the awards from the NT Chapter of the Australian Institute of Landscape Architects (AILA) for Newland Park Regional Skate and Play Precinct and the&nbsp;Alice Springs Greening Strategy.
Finally, we asked about a recent <a href="https://centraliantoday.com.au/news/2026/10/14/mayor-missing-from-masters-games-opening/">Centralian Today article</a> regarding the Masters Games, which was published without any comment from the Mayor, and she shared with us a clear and full account.
Next Alice Springs Town Council meeting is on Tuesday 24 November 2026 at 5pm.

Mayor Asta Hill On the October 2026 Council Meeting

Organizers of Alice Noir Oly and Anna dropped into 8CCC's Brekky show for a chat about this weekend's upcoming Halloween screening at Olive Pink Botanic Garden of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, honouring the great Tim Curry, which will be followed by the seriously spooky Blair Witch Project. 

Come dressed in your best outfit and settle in for the double feature, or just watch the first film before heading to your Halloween festivities! Costumes are optional but encouraged, with prizes for best dressed. The Bean Tree Café will be serving a bespoke menu, with dinner and drinks from 5:30 – 7pm. There will also be free popcorn provided by Alice Springs Cinema. BYO chair / swag / recliner and get comfy for a spooky movie night under the stars! This is the last screening they'll be doing for the year, so be sure to come along!

 

Organizers of <a href="https://www.facebook.com/profile.php?id=61588158722183">Alice Noir</a> Oly and Anna dropped into 8CCC's Brekky show for a chat about this weekend's upcoming Halloween screening at <a href="https://www.facebook.com/OlivePinkBotanicGarden">Olive Pink Botanic Garden</a> of The Rocky Horror Picture Show, honouring the great Tim Curry, which will be followed by the seriously spooky Blair Witch Project.&nbsp; Come dressed in your best outfit and settle in for the double feature, or just watch the first film before heading to your Halloween festivities!&nbsp;Costumes are optional but encouraged, with prizes for best dressed.&nbsp;<a href="https://www.facebook.com/TheBeantreeCafe/">The Bean Tree Caf&eacute;</a> will be serving a bespoke menu, with dinner and drinks from 5:30 &ndash; 7pm.&nbsp;There will also be free popcorn provided by <a href="https://www.facebook.com/AliceSpringsCinema">Alice Springs Cinema</a>. BYO chair / swag / recliner and get comfy for a spooky movie night under the stars! This is the last screening they'll be doing for the year, so be sure to come along!
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Alice Noir Halloween with Oly and Anna

Birds of Omen are duo George Ivens and Jez Conlon (Stellar Sea, Storm Chasers Inc, Cooperblack), who joined Kate on 8CCC Brekky following the release of their self-titled EP. Recorded live with guitar and Irish bouzouki, it was engineered by Jez in his studio Left of Elephant Sound, with the two tracks co-written in the red wine moments of a folk festival.

Cover art: George Ivens

<a href="https://birdsofomen.bandcamp.com/album/birds-of-omen">Birds of Omen</a> are duo <a href="https://www.instagram.com/george__i_/">George Ivens</a> and Jez Conlon (Stellar Sea, Storm Chasers Inc, Cooperblack), who joined Kate on 8CCC Brekky following the release of their self-titled EP. Recorded live with guitar and Irish bouzouki, it was engineered by Jez in his studio <a href="https://www.leftofelephantsound.com.au/">Left of Elephant Sound</a>, with the two tracks co-written in the red wine moments of a folk festival.
Cover art: George Ivens

Birds of Omen EP

Following her performance as part of MHACHA's Stressless in the Plaza, local musical artist Jami Ashenden spoke on 8CCC Brekky about her latest release Peace. A beautiful song written about losing a friend to suicide, it reflects on grief and the wish for someone struggling to have found peace. She shared her thoughts on the importance of connections with other artists and teachers, as well as current opportunities which include playing piano with Warren H Williams.

Following her performance as part of MHACHA's Stressless in the Plaza, local musical artist <a href="https://www.instagram.com/p/Dc96U2qkgLB/">Jami Ashenden</a> spoke on 8CCC Brekky about her latest release Peace. A beautiful song written about losing a friend to suicide, it reflects on grief and the wish for someone struggling to have found peace. She shared her thoughts on the importance of connections with other artists and teachers, as well as current opportunities which include playing piano with Warren H Williams.

Jami Ashenden Sings for Peace

Local filmmaker Talia Spears-Liddle chatted with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson about her short film Protest on the Dancefloor, screening this Sunday at 2pm at Araluen Art Centre as part of MASIFF.

Recently the recipient of the 2026 Uncle Jack Charles Award at MIFF and named among the contenders for Best Short Film at the 2027 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, Talia developed the short through the Sovereign Shorts partnership between VicScreen, NITV, and MIFF, featuring artists like Paul Gorrie, Nayuka Gorrie, and Skye Thomas.

Protest on the Dancefloor was written and directed by Talia and explores how Blackfellas in Melbourne use music and dancefloors to create spaces of sovereignty, connection and liberation amidst an ever-changing political climate.

Local filmmaker <a href="https://www.instagram.com/tals__liddle/?hl=en">Talia Spears-Liddle</a> chatted with 8CCC's Kate Lyons-Dawson about her short film Protest on the Dancefloor, screening this Sunday at 2pm at Araluen Art Centre as part of <a href="https://www.masiff.com.au/2026-program">MASIFF</a>.
Recently the recipient of the 2026 Uncle Jack Charles Award at MIFF and named among the contenders for Best Short Film at the 2027 Australian Academy of Cinema and Television Arts (AACTA) Awards, Talia developed the short through the <a href="https://miff.com.au/sovereign-shorts">Sovereign Shorts</a> partnership between <a href="https://vicscreen.vic.gov.au/">VicScreen</a>, NITV, and MIFF, featuring artists like Paul Gorrie, Nayuka Gorrie, and Skye Thomas.
Protest on the Dancefloor was written and directed by Talia and explores how Blackfellas in Melbourne use music and dancefloors to create spaces of sovereignty,&nbsp;connection and liberation amidst an ever-changing political climate.

Protest on the Dancefloor Director Talia Spears-Liddle

With hundreds of entries from across Australia, join Bindi Enterprises in celebrating this year’s finalists for the Bindi Digital Art Prize 2026. The $3000 winner and $500 highly commended will be judged and announced by Asta Hill - Mayor of Alice Springs and Briana Alexander with host Alyssa Mason.
This is a free community event, with live music by the iconic Alice Kings and Jacksen on the decks. Plus free food and bubble tea by Jennifer Almirez

Ginger Rankin​​​​, Digital Arts Facilitator visited the Brekky Show to give us the lowdown of what went into organising this year's Prize and Exhibition. 
47 Elder Street Ciccone, Mparntwe. Friday 23rd October 2026.

With hundreds of entries from across Australia, join Bindi Enterprises in celebrating this year&rsquo;s finalists for the <a href="https://www.bindienterprises.org.au/">Bindi Digital Art Prize 2026</a>. The $3000 winner and $500 highly commended will be judged and announced by&nbsp;<a href="https://www.instagram.com/_u/asta_hill_mayor?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAcGRvZgFicmlkETFCY1Q2THU4SUJxbDBTckEwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHg_hz7opkfKCoakytQaH5e7OAZJ8uCSNpTB6HUyl1a4ewbrabMODuIFIIXi-_aem_agsp6B3sJcDDIfKK4gUh6Q">Asta Hill - Mayor of Alice Springs</a> and <a href="https://www.facebook.com/briana.alexander.208723?__cft__[0]=AZi8se9pj51O1LkpVDTd8ZA64ek7EhcEWbohQOs1lkSrf0vIc2_0Vlj_Diunpvcq4rMWI4r0C72FAVq80ymAt-BtF5qOq45grmx_LxrUzt7XRSNjmiG6tGgd0ANy31f5WLG5b_4hKl76w65daAxTjlmWijHU2d73sm_p_u0XbU6mrurCcQySifIHyws&amp;__tn__=-]K*F">Briana Alexander</a> with host Alyssa Mason. This is a free community event, with live music by the iconic <a href="https://www.instagram.com/_u/alicekings0870?fbclid=IwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAcGRvZgFicmlkETFCY1Q2THU4SUJxbDBTckEwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHlk8Mz-dUAj-zfAtndydvMb9W2zJXdUwU0dPXUa8MIQnfKxbDkVCslAkEfNN_aem_hD7v67wmkWb_XMYtGCecyw">Alice Kings</a> and Jacksen on the decks. Plus free food and bubble tea by <a href="https://l.facebook.com/l.php?u=https%3A%2F%2Fwww.instagram.com%2F_u%2Filovesweetsbyjalmirez%3Ffbclid%3DIwZXh0bgNhZW0CMTAAcGRvZgFicmlkETFCY1Q2THU4SUJxbDBTckEwc3J0YwZhcHBfaWQQMjIyMDM5MTc4ODIwMDg5MgABHt0nCQhihnazKukr9KLsUXFVn9HVXeKKSXSvO_1WZx9pABiaPl09mnnQu1UH_aem_ge8tQeSmFdguGXIdWmZsCA&amp;h=AUAgsJPoaRVx9G8WXgBxNBPKLIzo97Ql2xcubJ1gxFnKgQhLl8q_-XULHSIWdoT0wAG03hCnflQe4yCsOZj1TFrGRVZlplfTrCTTbA4Hj_0xC5i8NIfxwQf8N74aRNpQ9B9svg3hq5U8w9ICQojx0a0&amp;__tn__=-UK*F&amp;c[0]=AUCHrNbBs6vVK7amBOBejyZzK_qsOKT4dgv5NWmOX2f07DoTm8KxxR1Z0KT_F0_mcHEqNt4SRCV7olQ8Z-8h6VzdKNkX5ObnnSpITweWQhPrcrIpH1Sq-woXhSnz1EjAbqMM6CnGGisIw38C2rQPlg_vUVgKcEJysT37pUYferAdOWfBHVZEk8YNtnxE8RXkiQtk3WJmqImCEPkZf2IZI5dhOw">Jennifer Almirez</a>
Ginger Rankin​​​​,&nbsp;Digital Arts Facilitator visited the Brekky Show to give us the lowdown of what went into organising this year's Prize and Exhibition.&nbsp; 47 Elder Street Ciccone, Mparntwe. Friday 23rd October 2026.

Opening of Bindi Digital Art Prize Exhibition 2026 

Change the Narrative is on at Ilwempe Ilwempe / White Gums this Saturday from 6-9pm. A huge lineup includes Splinter Sisters, The Shavings, Red Bird Basil from Super Raelene, Anchor & Kite, Andy Sorenson & Kathryn Johnston, Emma Trenorden and Apochromatix.

The event is a fundraiser for the Central Australian Youth Justice (CAYJ) Coalition. BYO picnic dinner and drinks. Both new tracks Guria and Ceasefire will be part of our Feature Music this week!

Local musician and poet Emma Trenorden visited 8CCC Brekky to invite everyone along, as well as chatting about NT Book Award she won in Non Fiction, for HIGH FIRE DANGER and the NT Writers Centre Poetry Award for her poem Guria in Me, which she read an excerpt on the show. The track Guria, which means earthquake in kuanua, was produced from the poem, about her maternal grandfather. John Vuia was a proud Tolai man who lived his whole life on the volcanic island of Rabaul, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea.

Her partner Liam Campbell joined us later, to announce their new song Ceasefire, written in response to the deaths of Kumanjayi Walker and Kumanjayi White. Liam and Emma collaborated with Warlpiri Elder Ned Jampijinpa Hargraves and Music Producer Andy Sorenson, releasing it under the name Apochromatix, a project band from Mparntwe Alice Springs, featuring them both as well as other musicians.

<a href="https://events.humanitix.com/change-the-narrative">Change the Narrative</a> is on at Ilwempe Ilwempe / White Gums this Saturday from 6-9pm. A huge lineup includes Splinter Sisters, The Shavings, Red Bird Basil from Super Raelene, Anchor &amp; Kite, Andy Sorenson &amp; Kathryn Johnston, Emma Trenorden and Apochromatix.
The event is a fundraiser for the <a href="https://www.cayj.org.au/">Central Australian Youth Justice (CAYJ)</a> Coalition.&nbsp;BYO picnic dinner and drinks. Both new tracks Guria and Ceasefire will be part of our Feature Music this week!
Local musician and poet&nbsp;<a href="https://www.storiesfromtheheart.com/">Emma Trenorden</a> visited 8CCC Brekky to invite everyone along, as well as chatting about NT Book Award she won in Non Fiction, for HIGH FIRE DANGER and the NT Writers Centre Poetry Award for her poem Guria in Me, which she read an excerpt on the show. The track Guria, which means earthquake in kuanua, was produced from the poem, about her maternal grandfather. John Vuia was a proud Tolai man who lived his whole life on the volcanic island of Rabaul, East New Britain, Papua New Guinea.
Her partner Liam Campbell joined us later, to announce their new song Ceasefire, written in response to the deaths of Kumanjayi Walker and Kumanjayi White. Liam and Emma collaborated with Warlpiri Elder Ned Jampijinpa Hargraves and Music Producer Andy Sorenson, releasing it under the name Apochromatix, a project band from Mparntwe Alice Springs, featuring them both as well as other musicians.

Apochromatix releases Ceasefire ahead of Change The Narrative

Duprada Dance Company Senior Artist, Tryphena Phillis, took time out to visit 8CCC studios on Aus Art Day. Today is your chance to support this jewel of Alice Springs Mparntwe and help their goal of touring the NT in 2027 come true. Under the banner Sunsets & Soliloquies: Territory Touring 2027 the Company aim to take their original classical and contemporary works choreographed by NT artists Lynne Hanton, Erin Selleck, Miriam Nicholls and Leisa Jackson, while also offering workshops.

Duprada Dance Company is supported and funded by their not-for-profit organisation DDC Performing Arts Incorporated - a charitable organisation raising funds for Live Theatre and the Performing Arts.

Be involved - before, on or after the dedicated giving day of 22nd October - check this out!

<a href="https://www.dupradadancecompany.com.au/">Duprada Dance Company</a> Senior Artist, Tryphena Phillis, took time out to visit 8CCC studios on <a href="https://creative.gov.au/ausartday-2026?art_form=&amp;query=&amp;location=NT&amp;donate_to=&amp;sort_by=&amp;sort_order=DESC#duprada-dance-company">Aus Art Day</a>. Today is your chance to support this jewel of Alice Springs Mparntwe and help their goal of touring the NT in 2027 come true. Under the banner Sunsets &amp; Soliloquies: Territory Touring 2027&nbsp;the Company aim to take their original classical and contemporary works choreographed by NT artists Lynne Hanton, Erin Selleck, Miriam Nicholls and Leisa Jackson, while also offering workshops.
Duprada Dance Company is supported and funded by their not-for-profit organisation DDC Performing Arts Incorporated - a charitable organisation raising funds for Live Theatre and the Performing Arts.
Be involved - before, on or after the dedicated giving day of 22nd October - <a href="https://www.dupradadancecompany.com.au/single-post/a-national-day-for-art-artists-wow">check this out</a>!

Duprada Dance Company on Aus Art Day

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