Governor-General Hears the Voice of our Future
November 17, 2022
East Arnhem Regional Council facilitated a forum over breakfast for Their Excellencies Governor-General of Australia David Hurley and Mrs. Hurley to connect and interact with students representing the schools in the Gove peninsula.
This meeting builds on the long-standing interest the Governor-General has in the wellbeing of regional and remote Australia; of the many conversations, the biggest were discussions on the region’s education institutions, unique lifestyles and communities.
The Governor-General also opened the floor for questions which was very well received by the students.
Council would like to thank Nhulunbuy Primary School, Nhulunbuy High School, Nhulunbuy Christian College and Dhupuma Barker School for their participation.
East Arnhem Regional Council (EARC) held multiple Clean Up Days in February.
East Arnhem Regional Council (EARC) is identifying abandoned vehicles within the Angurugu Community .
Celebrating Harmony Week in Yirrkala East Arnhem Regional Council Aged Care and Disability Services and Child Care Services came together to celebrate Harmony Week. It was wonderful to see djamarrkuli learning from their elders. Everyone got involved with making damper, singing, painting and sharing a delicious meal together.
We're thrilled to announce the East Arnhem Regional Council (EARC) has received the Snap Send Solve Customer Experience Award in the 2024 Solver of the Year Awards for the Northern Territory.
In February, East Arnhem Regional Council held a special Citizenship Ceremony at Groote Eylandt Lodge, welcoming 2 new Australian Citizens.
East Arnhem Regional Council’s AFLX Under 15 Boys Regional Championship was held on Tuesday 17 December 2024.
Follow up Notice to the Nhulunbuy and wider Gove Peninsula communities.
The team at East Arnhem Regional Council would like to wish everyone a happy festive season.
Our Youth Sport and Recreation School Holiday Programs kick off this week with activities in Angurugu, Galiwin’ku, Gapuwiyak, Milingimbi, Ramingining and Yirrkala.
