Verification layer
Official event and organiser sources
The strongest listings come from official event websites, organiser pages and primary ticketing links. These are used to confirm names, dates, venues, imagery and booking paths.
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How listings are verified
Every listing should feel inspiring to browse and dependable to act on. This page explains how official sources, structured tourism inputs, partner feeds and internal review work together.
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Verification layers across the platform
The platform is designed so the public experience stays clean while the underlying source story remains accountable.
Verification layer
ATDW and structured tourism sources
Where available, tourism-grade structured sources such as ATDW can add stronger consistency for destination-aligned listings, category mapping and public-facing descriptions.
Verification layer
Partner feeds and curated inputs
Partner organisations, councils, venues and approved suppliers can contribute listings through feeds or managed inputs, giving the platform broader coverage without losing source traceability.
Verification layer
Manual review before publishing
Public organiser submissions and lower-confidence source imports are checked by an internal reviewer before approval, so the live calendar stays reliable and presentation-ready.
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Update ownership
Different kinds of listing information have different owners. Clear ownership makes updates faster and reduces public-facing ambiguity.
Listing element
Primary owner
Official website and ticket URL
Event organiser or primary publisher
Core listing quality and approval
NT Events internal review
Structured tourism records
ATDW or approved destination source owner
Partner feed maintenance
Partner organisation and platform admin
Urgent corrections or removals
Internal admin with source confirmation
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What this means for stakeholders
The public product can stay premium and low-friction while still supporting a stronger trust story in the background.
Stakeholders can see that listings are not simply scraped and surfaced without context.
Partners can contribute coverage while retaining clear source accountability.
Internal teams can balance automation with review rather than choosing one or the other.