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Kakadu's Yellow River

Kakadu's Yellow River

The Yellow River, otherwise known as the South Alligator River system, is in the centre of Kakadu. It meanders through the wet lands of the Northern Territory and is teaming with bird life. The \'yellow\' aspect comes from the dawn light upon the waters. .

  • Emphasis on 'Young' sports writers

    The Australian Missionary News IPTV (Television on the Internet) founder Mark Tronson has himself been interviewed on his development of a team of young sports writers for Christian Today Australia (CTA).

  • Aboriginal Pastor Tom Slockee on IPTV

    Aboriginal pastor the Reverend Canon Tom Slockee explained on the Australian Missionary News IPTV that he was called from Batemans Bay and Moruya south coast of NSW \'country\' to Darwin and Arnhem \'country\' to minister to his people.

  • A Men's Shed in Darwin

    Well-Being Australia\'s chairman Mark Tronson recently visited the most remarkable men\'s shed in Darwin, a must for every tourist he claims. The converted Qantas Airways 1935 shed has such a wide variety of displays that it's a mecca for traditional men's interests, within a sea of a visitor's options.

  • Northern Territory splendid in Winter

    Well-Being Australia's June Country Town Tour (CTT) covered the Darwin and Kakadu regions and Alice Springs over a 12 day period in the latter part of June.

  • Fundraising Seminars will help non-profits and Christian ministries better engage with donors

    Martin Johnson Communications in association with Masterworks (Seattle, USA) is hosting two fundraising seminars in Sydney and Melbourne designed to address issues facing fundraisers in the aftermath of the global financial downturn.

  • Darwin nurse witnessing God at work in West Africa

    "I saw God at work during my time as a volunteer nurse with Mercy Ships in Togo," says Darwin nurse Jenny Ward.

  • Joni Eareckson Tada entrusts outcome of cancer to God

    After 43 years of living paralyzed from the neck down and recently learning that she now has breast cancer, Joni Eareckson Tada remains all smiles.

  • Joni Eareckson Tada to undergo surgery for breast cancer

    Quadriplegic disability advocate and Christian ministry leader Joni Eareckson Tada has been diagnosed with breast cancer.

  • INF event in Adelaide

    Australian husband and wife doctors Derrick and Susan Selby will be giving a presentation about the work of INF\'s medical relief camps in Nepal, at the Knightsbridge Baptist Church in Adelaide, South Australia.

  • 'Stop Paying for Slavery' in Brisbane

    Renowned social justice advocate and author, Professor David Batstone, will be in Brisbane July 7th till July 9th 2010 for the international 'Stop Paying for Slavery' tour in an attempt to inspire and educate consumers about how they can help fight the global slave trade and work towards ending human trafficking.

  • Protection for Climate Change Refugees

    The World Council of Churces (WCC) has released a paper from a conference held earlier this year, entitled Conference on Protection and Reparations from "Climate Refugees": Imperatives and Options.