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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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NT’s $65m coronavirus economic stimulus package revealed

THE NT Government has set aside a $65 million stimulus package to protect Territorians from the deep economic impacts of the coronavirus pandemic

Northern Territory

Front entrance of the new Nine News office. Concept art: Kick

Nine News suspends Darwin bulletin until further notice

NINE News has suspended its regional news bulletin in Darwin until further notice as the coronavirus crisis worsens

Northern Territory

NT Budget overhauled amid coronavirus pandemic

THE Gunner Government is overhauling its 2020-21 Budget in response to the coronavirus pandemic as it prepares to release a second economic stimulus package

Northern Territory

The Wooworths in the city is expanding its BWS.

Darwin CBD liquor store expansion gets the go-ahead

The Darwin city Woolworths is preparing to open a new, expanded BWS store next week, after the NT Liquor Commission privately approved changes to its licence.

Northern Territory

Alice Baronci (L) and Nicole Castle at the last Mindil Beach Market for 2019.Picture GLENN CAMPBELL

Major event organisers fear crowds blow due to virus

Nervous event organisers are bracing for a blow to attendance numbers at some of Darwin’s most highly anticipated dry season events due to the coronavirus outbreak.

Northern Territory

Attitude for Men owner Darlene Chin, at the front of her shop on Wednesday 21, 2018. Chin stated cruise ships visiting Darwin do no not affect her businessPicture: Keri Megelus

NT businesses urged to prepare for wider spread of coronavirus

Health officials have urged Northern Territory businesses to prepare their workplaces for the wider spread of coronavirus, while a Darwin school urges parents to rethink their overseas holiday plans.

Northern Territory

Territory Alliance’s new candidates Andrew Harley, Gary Strachan, David Ridley and Caleb Cardno. Pictures: Che Chorley

Territory Alliance reveals four new candidates for August election

A LAWYER-turned-hairdresser, a church leader and a finance broker are some of the newly-announced candidates running for the Territory Alliance in this year’s NT election

Northern Territory

The super yachts are in town to be cleaned and are spending a Million dollars in the Darwin. Pic Katrina Bridgeford.

Darwin superyacht industry at risk over biosecurity hurdles

DARWIN’S multimillion-dollar superyacht industry is at serious risk following a biosecurity decision that has removed Darwin as the first point of entry for international yachts coming to Australia

Northern Territory

ESCAPE: A visitor stands in the desert landscape looking at Uluru during sunset.One of the great natural wonders of the world, Uluru towers above the surrounding landscape. Uluru is not only a spectacular natural formation, but its a deeply spiritual place. You can feel a powerful presence the moment you first set eyes on it. Picture: Tourism NT/Jason Van Miert

NT incentives as coronavirus fears hit tourism

TOURISM businesses will be offered up to $50,000 in cash incentives to fund new projects in the Territory in a bid to smooth the impact of the coronavirus

Northern Territory

Law change to help Dan Murphy’s push for Darwin outlet

THE NT Government will move to amend the Liquor Act today and address legislative hurdles being faced by liquor giant Dan Murphy’s in their bid to open an outlet in Darwin

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