Start with a live URL where possible
You can begin with an event website, supported ticketing page or some public event pages and let the form prefill as much as possible before you check the imported details.
Northern Territory Events
How event submission works
Use this guide if you are preparing an event for review. It explains what information is required and what happens before an event appears live.
Prepare the public-facing event details
Have the title, short summary, venue, region, dates, times, website and booking links ready exactly as they should appear to the public.
Include a real map location
A Google Maps link is the easiest option. If exact coordinates are not available, the prototype can fall back to the city location until the event is reviewed.
Link to the organiser or primary source
The review team checks the submission against the supplied source page before approval, so the source URL should clearly confirm the event details.
Wait for internal review
Submissions do not publish immediately. An admin reviews the content, adds any notes, and only then approves the event into the live calendar.
Northern Territory Events
What to have ready before you start
A complete submission moves through review faster and drops cleanly into discovery, map and planning surfaces after approval.
- A public event URL you can import from, if one exists
- A concise event title and short summary ready for cards and listings
- Correct start and end dates, plus time information where relevant
- Venue name, locality, region, and ideally a Google Maps link
- A source URL and public event website
- Optional booking link and event image URL