Regenerating the Alice Town Centre

Together for Alice: A safer, greener, more welcoming CBD
Alice Springs Town Council is delivering a once-in-a-generation upgrade to the heart of our town. The Regenerating the Alice Town Centre Project is a $20 million investment under the Australian Government’s Priority Community Infrastructure Program, designed to revitalise Todd Mall and surrounding streets into a safer, greener, and more welcoming destination for residents, businesses, and visitors.
In September 2025, Council awarded the construction tender to local company Sitzler Pty Ltd, marking a major milestone. Early works are anticipated to begin in late 2025, with construction works commencing early 2026 expected to be completed by the end of 2026.
What the project will deliver
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Todd Mall Streetscape Renewal and Art Walk – new paving, shade, trees, seating, lighting, wayfinding, and additional power capacity
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Integrated public art and cultural trail – celebrating the stories and history of Alice Springs.
Future elements such as the Hartley Street Carpark, Arbour Path, Leichhardt Terrace, Todd St/Parsons St improvements, and the proposed Community Space on Lot 73 remain part of the long-term vision but will require additional funding. These elements will be included as part of Council's Advocacy Document, a document that outlines key projects Alice Springs Town Council believes can transform Central Australia and is seeking partnership to deliver.
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