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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.

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Northern Territory

Traditional owners have blockaded the entrance to Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park amid growing fears of travellers arriving from hotspots. Picture: Supplied

Tourists to be flown home after Uluru closure

UPDATE: A GROUP of tourists who flew to Uluru on Monday will be flown home without visiting the rock after traditional owners raised concerns over the coronavirus

Northern Territory

Overseas workforce set to come to NT farmers’ rescue

UPDATE: The Territory is preparing to welcome 170 workers from Vanuatu on August 20 to help pick mangoes this season as part of a new trial to fill the industries worker shortage

Northern Territory

Traditional owners blockade Uluru as flight arrives from Brisbane

UPDATE: The Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park has temporarily closed after traditional owners set up a blockade to stop tourists who arrived from Brisbane from entering this morning

Northern Territory

Kensington pride mangoes. Fruit and vegetables on display in the new-look fresh produce section at a Woolworths supermarket.

Thieves steal $20k worth of mangoes from orchard

ABOUT $20,000 worth of mangoes have been stolen by thieves in the dead of night from an orchard in Darwin’s rural area.

Northern Territory

Lily North has been appointed as the 2020 Great Northern Darwin Cup Carnival Ambassador.

Darwin Cup Day tickets being snapped up fast

TICKETS to the NT’s most anticipated racing event of the year, the Great Northern Darwin Cup Day, are selling fast with some capped carnival experiences already booked up.

Northern Territory

Blue sign hanging at the glass door of a shop saying:

Industry groups lament ‘slow road ahead’ for NT economic recovery

THE Territory’s leading industry groups say they will be bracing for the worst now that the NT’s $8.2bn debt forecast for the end of this financial year has been revealed.

Northern Territory

Howard Springs reptile wrangler Chris Peberdy says his croc Stampy likes to dress up on special occasions, including this taco costume. Picture: Supplied

Holy croc-amole: Meet the NT saltie who likes to dress up

CROCODILES aren’t exactly known for being cute and fluffy, but a quirky NT saltie called Stampy — who likes to dress up — is winning hearts across the nation. SEE MORE PHOTOS HERE.

Northern Territory

Former NT student one of four killed in horror crash

A 21-YEAR-OLD university student originally from the NT has been identified as one of the four young victims killed in a horror crash on the Gold Coast.

Northern Territory

Man dies after single-vehicle crash in Red Centre

A 68-YEAR-OLD man has died in hospital following a single vehicle crash on a remote dirt road

Northern Territory

Driver charged over fiery fatal crash

A 48-YEAR-OLD male driver has been charged in relation to a fatal single-vehicle crash that killed a 38-year-old woman on Friday.

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