The Northern Territory is one of Australia’s most culturally diverse regions. It is home to people from over 100 nationalities and around 140 social, cultural, and religious organisations.
Immigrants have contributed significantly to the NT’s economy and culture, with migrant communities regularly hosting a variety of cultural festivals and events throughout the year, including the Greek Glenti, Mindil at India, Chinese New Year, and other celebrations that showcase their heritage.
Religious freedom and mutual respect are integral to the NT’s shared culture. The Territory is home to Islamic mosques, Buddhist and Chinese temples, and a range of Christian churches.
You can find more information about the religions observed in the Northern Territory
Additionally, SBS Radio broadcasts in 68 languages, and SBS TV airs programs featuring news, sport, movies, and entertainment from around the world.
A multilingual interpreter service is available for those needing assistance with business or other matters, and access to these services can be found via the Northern Territory Government website
Aboriginal people of Australia represent one of the world’s oldest living cultural groups, and the Northern Territory is home to many active Aboriginal communities spread across the region. Their cultural and linguistic diversity is vast, with rich traditions and beliefs that deeply connect them to both land and sea.