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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
Warwick Thornton’s film Wolfram premieres at Berlin Film Festival

Warwick Thornton has premiered his new outback western Wolfram at the Berlin Film Festival, marking another step in First Nations storytellers reshaping the narrative through cinema.

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
February 23, 2026
Remote WA school's young Indigenous artists, writers celebrated on national stage

Fitzroy Valley District High School has capped off a remarkable year on the national arts stage, with Indigenous students earning top honours across some of Australia's most prestigious art and writin...

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
January 26, 2026
Acclaimed First Nations play The Visitors makes international debut

The acclaimed play The Visitors is making its international debut with a series of shows taking place in New York City. From January 21 to February 1, The Visitors will be staged at Perelman Performin...

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
January 26, 2026
The Gift of Music: former AFL player Marlon Motlop teams up with Hilltop Hoods

Former AFL player Marlon Motlop has teamed up with multiple-time ARIA Award winning artists Hilltop Hoods to feature on a brand-new track. Motlop provided vocals for 'The Gift', which details the impo...

Jackson Clark By JACKSON CLARK
February 14, 2025

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