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Consultation has concluded
City of Darwin is proud to present our draft Municipal Plan 2026/2027 for public feedback.
This year’s draft Municipal Plan is focused on a reset; it is a purposeful recalibration, prioritising essential infrastructure, asset renewal and long-term sustainability to ensure the city is operating at its best.
We have committed to enhancing quality of life for residents through an operating expenditure of $158 million, which will deliver services, programs and initiatives that directly benefit the community.
Highlights of the Municipal Plan include:
$23.56 million on capital works program
$2.05 million investment in sports and recreation facility, including stage 2 of the Waters Ward Multigenerational Recreation Space, playground and softfall refurbishment and a land-based fishing platform at Bundilla
$5.3 million for libraries (including capital funding)
$31.92 million in waste management
$10 million for maintaining our parks, including $3.3 million for tree planting and maintenance
$2 million for animal management
$1.6 million on supporting our community through sponsorship, grants and in-kind support
$1.75 million in creating a safer Darwin, including the Safer Cities program and the public places and suburban ranger programs
$9.2 million to support connectivity and accessibility, including road and path networks
Have your say
You are invited to have your say on the draft 2026/2027 Municipal Plan, with public feedback open until 4:00 pm Wednesday 20 May 2026.
Please complete the online survey below to share your views.
Physical copies of the survey, as well as printed copies of the draft 2026/2027 Municipal Plan are available at Customer Service Centre of the Civic Centre, Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin and all four public libraries located across the municipality at:
City Library, Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin
Casuarina Library, Bradshaw Terrace, Casuarina
Nightcliff Library, Pavonia Place, Nightcliff
Karama Library, Kalymnos Drive, Karama
We will also be available at various markets throughout the engagement period. Visit us at:
Nightcliff Market - 9:00 - 11:00 am on Sunday 3 May 2026
Parap Market - 8:30 - 10:30 am on Saturday 8 May 2026
Rapid Creek Market - 8:30 - 10:30am on Sunday 9 May 2026
City of Darwin is proud to present our draft Municipal Plan 2026/2027 for public feedback.
This year’s draft Municipal Plan is focused on a reset; it is a purposeful recalibration, prioritising essential infrastructure, asset renewal and long-term sustainability to ensure the city is operating at its best.
We have committed to enhancing quality of life for residents through an operating expenditure of $158 million, which will deliver services, programs and initiatives that directly benefit the community.
Highlights of the Municipal Plan include:
$23.56 million on capital works program
$2.05 million investment in sports and recreation facility, including stage 2 of the Waters Ward Multigenerational Recreation Space, playground and softfall refurbishment and a land-based fishing platform at Bundilla
$5.3 million for libraries (including capital funding)
$31.92 million in waste management
$10 million for maintaining our parks, including $3.3 million for tree planting and maintenance
$2 million for animal management
$1.6 million on supporting our community through sponsorship, grants and in-kind support
$1.75 million in creating a safer Darwin, including the Safer Cities program and the public places and suburban ranger programs
$9.2 million to support connectivity and accessibility, including road and path networks
Have your say
You are invited to have your say on the draft 2026/2027 Municipal Plan, with public feedback open until 4:00 pm Wednesday 20 May 2026.
Please complete the online survey below to share your views.
Physical copies of the survey, as well as printed copies of the draft 2026/2027 Municipal Plan are available at Customer Service Centre of the Civic Centre, Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin and all four public libraries located across the municipality at:
City Library, Harry Chan Avenue, Darwin
Casuarina Library, Bradshaw Terrace, Casuarina
Nightcliff Library, Pavonia Place, Nightcliff
Karama Library, Kalymnos Drive, Karama
We will also be available at various markets throughout the engagement period. Visit us at:
Nightcliff Market - 9:00 - 11:00 am on Sunday 3 May 2026
Parap Market - 8:30 - 10:30 am on Saturday 8 May 2026
Rapid Creek Market - 8:30 - 10:30am on Sunday 9 May 2026
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