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Welcome

“Welcome – Apijirra” to the new Barkly Shire website, designed to inform readers about our region, services and activities.

The Barkly Shire Council came into existence on the 1st July, 2008 following a reform of Local Government resulting in the creation of eight new shire councils to cover most of the unincorporated area of the Northern Territory and combining the many smaller town and community councils.

The Barkly Shire covers an area 323,514km2  the second largest local government area in the world, and has a resident population of 8,137 (ABS – NT at a Glance 2011)

The Barkly Shire Council acknowledges and pays respect to the Traditional Owners.

Latest News

David Shoobridge

Message from the CEO

December 23, 2011 | General Information

Greetings to all,   As we are approaching yet another Christmas, it is a good time to reflect on what we have achieved in the past year and what waits ahead in 2012.   2012 is shaping up to be … Read More

Australia Day awards

Australia Day awards

November 30, 2011 | Events

Nominations for the Barkly Shire Australia Day awards are now open. Categories are: Citizen of the year Young citizen of the year (must be 30 years of age or less on 26 January 2012) Community Event of the year These … Read More

utopia-meets-canberra

Utopia meets Canberra

November 25, 2011 | Services

A different sort of visitor from Canberra descended on Utopia in August when ACT vets helped deliver AMRRIC’s first dog health program in Utopia outstations. Canberra   veterinarians Drs Michael Archinal and Alison Taylor were joined by experienced AMRRIC member … Read More

dog-registration

Dog Registration

November 24, 2011 | Services

The BSC has commenced a Dog Program within the Barkly remote communities that attempts to improve the health of local dogs by providing dog de-sexing, vaccinating, micro-chipping and an Ivermectin parasite treatment. As the health of community members, particularly in … Read More