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About Jackson Clark

Jackson Clark is born and bred in Darwin and has covered sports locally and nationally since the age of 13, featuring on television, radio and newspapers.

He is currently the host of SEN’s ‘Fridays in the Top End’ and is the author of ‘The Green Machine: 70 Years of the St Marys Football Club’ and marketing book ‘Digital Marketing for Educators’.

Clark runs the Facebook page ‘NT Football with Jackson Clark’ and is also a primary school teacher.

All Articles by Jackson Clark
Remote Music Rangers program receives $100,000 boost

Up to 12 remote music rangers will help support musicians and strengthen cultural connections across remote parts of the Northern Territory from next year.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
July 29, 2026
New First Nations cookery course launches on Wadawurrung Country

A new First Nations culinary school is set to provide aspiring Indigenous chefs with the opportunity to gain a nationally recognised qualification while learning food knowledge and the traditions of W...

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
July 8, 2026
Rising Yamatji and Noongar star Eloise Hart in line for Logie history

Yamatji and Noongar actor Eloise Hart has been recognised with a Logie nomination, putting her in contention to become the youngest-ever recipient of the award.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
July 7, 2026
Lockhart River children help bring skin health book to life

A children's book created during a remote health placement in Lockhart River is helping share important messages about skin health in a fun and culturally inclusive way.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
July 2, 2026
Wee Waa High School celebrates Aboriginal identity through new mural

A new mural at Wee Waa High School is helping to celebrate identity, culture and student aspirations, with the artwork officially unveiled during a community event in regional New South Wales earlier...

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
May 19, 2026
Aboriginal leaders push for stronger control over native foods industry

Aboriginal leaders and researchers are calling for stronger protections to ensure Indigenous people have greater control over traditional foods and the knowledge connected to them.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
March 18, 2026
New award to create trans-Tasman pathway for Indigenous artists

The New Zealand Fringe and Melbourne Fringe festivals have launched a new initiative aimed at building stronger opportunities for Indigenous artists across the Tasman.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
March 17, 2026
Yuin Elder Aunty Ruth Simms publishes debut book 'Muttonfish Magic'

Yuin Elder and lifelong educator Aunty Ruth Simms has added another chapter to her remarkable career with the release of her debut children's book Muttonfish Magic.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
March 2, 2026
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