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Natasha Emeck is a senior journalist based in Adelaide with more than 10 years’ experience reporting across Australia and the Pacific. She’s driven by a passion for telling impactful stories and shining a light on issues that matter.

Natasha Emeck

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Northern Territory

Labor Senator Murray Watt and Labor supporters during a rally in Labrador to protest the penalty cuts.Picture Mike Batterham

Federal Labor slams ‘slow trickle’ of NAIF funds

THE Federal Opposition warn it could take over a century to spend NAIF’s total $5 billion in project loans if they continue to release funding at the current rate

Northern Territory

Stayover Darwin. A short term and worker's accommodation, Marrara. Picture: Che Chorley

Homeless centre in limbo over stalled lease negotiations

STALLED lease negotiations have thrown the NT government’s plans to open a new homeless service centre this month — ahead of the election — into disarray

Northern Territory

NT's most famous croc Smaug will be the star of Aussie thriller Black Water: Abyss. It's a survival horror about four friends on a caving trip who become trapped on the banks of an underground lake as it fills with water, a croc the size of a minibus snapping at their feet. Picture Katrina Bridgeford.

Smaug the croc to star in sequel to Aussie cult thriller

WORLD famous Territory croc Smaug will be back on the big screen as the unofficial star of an international box office cult thriller

Northern Territory

NT Thunder have given into the clubs and will stretch the 25 game rule to 28 for the moment!Shaun Hardy Speaks

Council CEO quits after domestic violence conviction

WEST Daly Regional Council CEO Shaun Hardy has resigned, more than half a year after being convicted for assault after strangling his partner and telling her ‘I’m not afraid to murder’

Northern Territory

Senator Sam McMahon at Intersection of Alawa Cres and Scriven St's one of 6 Blackspots to receive federal funding Picture GLENN CAMPBELL

Dangerous Alawa road to get upgrade in $2.5 mil safety effort

AFTER nine serious crashes over the years, a dangerous black spot road in the northern suburbs is getting a $300,000 upgrade

Northern Territory

Supercars Champion Scott McLaughlin wins race 3 of the BP Ultimate Sydney SuperSprint. Event 3 of the Virgin Australia Supercars Championship, Sydney, Australia. 27-28 June.

Reigning Supercars champion among group of 40 in quarantine

THE reigning Supercars champion is among a group of more than 40 people who have gone into mandatory hotel quarantine ahead of next weekend’s delayed Darwin Triple Crown

Northern Territory

Young Supercar fans Rawiri Mulhall, 13, and Maddison Edge, 15, are looking forward to the Darwin Triple Crown. Picture Katrina Bridgeford.

Darwin SuperSprint could be held midweek, under lights

THE second leg of the Darwin Supercars double-header could go ahead as a series of twilight midweek races due to COVID-19 delays

Northern Territory

People at a mobile polling booth at Warruwi on Goulburn Island earst of Darwin on the first day of mobile polling for the 2013 federal election. The Australian Electoral Commission is taking a number of steps to improve indigenous voter participation.

NT voter enrolments on the rise

THIS year’s NT election has significanyl more people enrolled to vote compared to the 2016 election

Northern Territory

Massive croc spotted at a popular Shady Camp fishing spot. Picture: Kal Jade

‘Monster’ saltie stalks fishos at popular Top End spot

A “MONSTER” 4m crocodile gave a pair of Top End fishos the fright of their lives after stalking their small tinnie at a popular fishing spot. WATCH THE VIDEO HERE >>>

Northern Territory

The new Fannie Bay Turf Club Grandstand gets its first test as punters enjoy the Great Northern Darwin CupPicture GLENN CAMPBELL

Darwin Cup Day worthwhile despite strict COVID-19 measures

THE Darwin Turf Club is still calculating total sales from Monday’s Darwin Cup, but the early verdict is it was an event worth holding despite COVID-19 measures

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