by Ruth Hanns | Sep 4, 2026 | Beswick
Sometimes the best way to get young people interested in learning is to give them something real to build. Over two weeks, students at Wugularr School in Beswick swapped coffee machines for MIG welders as part of a practical welding micro-program connected to Wanta’s...
by Ruth Hanns | Aug 17, 2026 | Arlparra
As seems to be pretty standard, the week before the National Indigenous Tennis Carnival (NITC) in Darwin, the Wanta troopy had an emergency trip to the mechanic. Unsure if it would be ready in time, I headed into town and, fortunately, the troopy was ready in time to...
by Ruth Hanns | Aug 10, 2026 | Lajamanu
Over the past two weeks, the Wanta Lajamanu team have been working tirelessly (pun absolutely intended) to give the community’s old bike fleet a much-needed refresh and a new lease on life. The workshop quickly became a hive of activity, with several local students...
by Ruth Hanns | Jul 20, 2026 | Ntaria
During the school holidays, Wanta partnered with renowned street artist ‘Kaff-eine’ to deliver a vibrant week-long mural project with the young people of Hermannsburg (Ntaria). From the very beginning, this wasn’t about painting someone else’s...
by Ruth Hanns | Jul 3, 2026 | Ngukurr, Uncategorized
Our Ngukurr Wanta students recently took part in a girls and womens, Make Your Mark camp with AFLNT. The camp, a reward for our girls improving their attendance and behaviours at school, and a part of the Make Your Mark Program gave our girls the opportunity to...
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