Red Dot Catering

26/02/2026

🐴Lunar New Year Pop Up Park
🐴Today (Friday) at 5-8pm
🐴Braitling Primary School

Come grab some Cupcakes, Cake Cups, Red Velvet Slices, Peanut Butter&Chocolate Slice or Brownies.
Also having some other goodies like Jams, Tea or dried local Quandongs as well as cute Horse necklaces and more

Lets celebrate together the coming of Fire Horse in 2026 🐴🎉🎊🧧

04/07/2025

We are at the show 💃
Come grab awesome goodies 🤤

30/05/2025

Tomorrow 💃
Amazing event celebrating cultures around the world and their beauty and uniqueness.

I will be there with Slovakian Beef Gulash and other tasty goodies, cupcakes, cakes, brownies, chai and lemonade and more yuminess

See you there 🧁

17/04/2025

Hello everyone,

why cook tonight when
fresh Quiche and Lasagna is ready to pick up today from 4pm 💃

There is:
🍴Pumpkin, Feta& Spinach Quiche
🍴Ham, Feta, Spinach and Cheese Quiche
🍴Vegetarian Lasagna

They are $15 each

Also have double choc or peanut butter brownies and cupcakes for grabs 😜

Thank you

Veronika

10/03/2025

Quiche and Frittata

let me know if anyone is interested, makes perfect lunches/lunchboxes or even dinner so you dont have to cook 💃

Its Pumpkin, Spinach & Feta
Frittata is GF
$10
Pick up from East Side

Thaaaanks

19/10/2024

🌷Online Market Stall🌷

We have some delicious goodies:

🍲Slovakian Beef Gulash (gf,df)
🎃 Pumpkin & Spinach Quiche
🥓 Bacon & Spinach Quiche
🫔 Sausage Rolls (vegan available)
🍰 Cake Slices (Vanilla, Chocolate&Coconut, Orange)
🧀 Chocolate Cheesecake (gf available)
🍥 Muffins (Chocolate or Raspberry&White Chocolate)
🌹Red Velvet Cake
🍎 Apple & Pear Pie (vegan)
🍌 Banana Bread (vegan)
🍫 Brownies (Tripple Chocolate or Peanut Butter)
🧁 Cupcakes (gf, vegan available)

Contact us for orders and pick up times
Limited Stock available

19/10/2024

04/10/2024

Tomorrow Central Land Council is celebrating 50th Anniversary.
Come to letegraph station to join the celebration, live bands, entertainment, kids fun and of course, great food.

We will be there with our Slovakian Beef Gulash, Creamy Broccoli Soup, Quiche, Sausage Rolls and Variety of Cakes and Cupcakes
Yum

See you tomorrow ☀️

04/10/2024

Tomorrow 💃

Media release: CLC keeps fire burning at 50th anniversary celebration

The elected members of the Central Land Council are inviting the whole community to join them as they celebrate the 50th anniversary of their council at the Alice Springs Bungalow/Telegraph Station on Saturday, 5 October.

The free afternoon and evening event will kick off at 2pm, featuring performers and guests from remote communities and beyond.

“The fire in our bellies still burns brightly, half a century on,” CLC chair Warren Williams said.

“And while the role of the CLC is changing in this post-land claim era, we will never stop speaking up for the people we represent.”

Communities across the southern half of the Territory will be represented by bands, traditional dancers and singers, and there will be a Blak Market with food, information, merchandise and activities for kids and adults.

“We are proud to present a program made up exclusively of artists from our region, and happy that some prominent former members, staff and friends of the CLC will be celebrating with us,” said Mr Williams.

“One special guest we’re all glad is feeling well enough to join a discussion panel hosted by filmmaker Rachel Perkins, the daughter of our first chair, is former CLC director Patrick Dodson, better known as the Father of Reconciliation.”

During the afternoon there will be two ‘truth-telling’ activities about the history of the Telegraph Station and the surrounding country.

“We would like to offer everyone a chance to learn how the Bungalow has affected the families of the Aboriginal people who grew up or were educated there before and after World War II,” said Mr Williams.

“And how protests by traditional owners and their allies in the eighties prevented a dam that would have flooded a sacred Arrernte women’s site just upriver.”

The CLC is expecting around 2000 people to enjoy themselves at any one time during this grog-free and family-friendly event.

It is pleased that the Liquor Commission has declared the Telegraph Station restricted premises for the day.

It has also asked the NT government and the town’s liquor licensees to close all takeaway outlets and bottle shops on 4 and 5 October – so far with disappointing results.

A notable exception is Lhere Artepe Enterprises who announced that the bottle shops at its three IGA stores will remain closed on both days.

“I commend Lhere Artepe for leading by example and urge others to show some responsibility and follow suit,” Mr Williams said.

“Our native title holders and long-term residents still remember how successful this measure proved when we celebrated our 30th anniversary at the ANZAC Oval.”

Mr Williams said the council members expect to hold an equally harmonious event this time around.

“Come on down, have fun and maybe even learn something new. Everyone is welcome!”