OUT NT is a website run by Rainbow Territory to provide community connection and information to LGBTQI people living in the NT. There is a community resource page where resources relevant to the LGBTQI community are listed. Two new resource listings are: Touch base TouchBase is a national website providing information on alcohol and drug use […]
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How OUT NT works
OUT NT is a website that is run by Rainbow Territory to provide information and community connection to LGBTQI people living in or connected to the NT. It is run by Rainbow Territory members, but operates for the community to help bring people together. A strong and connected community is an active community that can work together […]
Newsletter 15: cake to share
Cake to share is a random section of the newsletter where people can share something with others. Not all cake suits all tastes, so please sample or skip as you wish. Thanks to all who sent in some cake to share. Email your cake to share to outnt@outnt.info Email through any random articles that you see to outnt@outntinfo […]
Black Dog Ride
1 million people in Australia currently suffer from depression. 2.3 suffer from anxiety. This calculates to one in seven people respectively have suffered depression or anxiety in their lives. ABS, causes of death show that twice as many people died from suicide in Australia, than in road related transport deaths (1,310 vs 2,535) Imagine how […]
Radio: Nurnakah – Our Show
CAAMA Radio has launched a NEW Show called, “Nurnakah Show” which means “Our Show” in Western Arrentre. This show is hosted by…Warren H Williams & Que Kenny both launguage speakers from the community of Ntaria. This Dynamic and exciting show will include live to air comments from our listeners on any topic from community to […]
Radio: Nurnakah – Our Show
CAAMA Radio has launched a NEW Show called, “Nurnakah Show” which means “Our Show” in Western Arrentre. This show is hosted by…Warren H Williams & Que Kenny both launguage speakers from the community of Ntaria. This Dynamic and exciting show will include live to air comments from our listeners on any topic from community to […]
Newsletter 14: Hello + new year, new terms
This is the fourteenth newsletter from OUT NT. Hello. At the start of last year this occasional newsletter used “New Year New Territory” as a kick off for 2015. Do you think the Territory changed between then and now? What will it look like in 2017 after an NT election and a federal election? Some wonderful things happened during […]
Nurnakah Show – Our Show
Que Kenny, Star Lady and Warren H Williams deliver another awesome show from Alice through CAAMA radio. They interview two Alice locals who give a great perspective on being slightly new in town, and around for a bit longer- Seb who recently moved to Alice and singer songwriter Eddie Donald. Listen to the final show […]
Young people get the chance tell it like is to the Chief Minister
OUT NT heard about this survey and think its important to share it. However, we note that sexuality is not specifically asked about. We encourage any young person who responds to this survey to complete the survey in a way that doesn’t silence any struggles that young LGBTQI people face in relation to their sexuality. […]
Newsletter 14: Cake to share
Cake to share is a random section of the newsletter where people can share something with others. Not all cake suits all tastes, so please sample or skip as you wish. Email your cake to share to outnt@outnt.info This month there is lots of Cake to Share, cake to have later, cake you eat with friends, cake […]
Darwin: Books Gone Wilde, LGBTQI community library
Monthly community library in Darwin for LGBTQI community – happens on the second Sunday of each month—- In a climate where mould will get to books sooner than readers, and where there is no dedicated LGBTI bookstore, Books Gone Wilde is a way for book owners to be book lenders, with the overall aim of enhancing […]
Darwin: Books Gone Wilde – lgbtqi community library
Monthly community library in Darwin for LGBTQI community – happens on the second Sunday of each month In a climate where mould will get to books sooner than readers, and where there is no dedicated LGBTI bookstore, Books Gone Wilde is a way for book owners to be book lenders, with the overall aim of enhancing […]