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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

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

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

$2m relief plan for struggling NT tourism industry

THE Territory Government has rolled out a $2 million tourism relief plan to support businesses struggling to cope with low visitor numbers due to the coronavirus outbreak and Australian bushfires

Northern Territory

The Orrcon Steel branch in Darwin will close down on February 28. Picture: Natasha Emeck

Darwin business Orrcon Steel to close after 25 years

A DARWIN steel distributor — which has operated for 25 years — says it is laying off workers and shutting down in the face of the decline of the local construction industry

Northern Territory

Territory toy store to close down

The Territory’s economic downturn has claimed another victim with a toy store closing down after 22 years in business.

Northern Territory

‘That’s a lie!’: Mills blows up at Fyles on-air

TERRITORY Alliance leader Terry Mills has launched into a furious on-air radio rant, blasting Attorney-General Natasha Fyles for the ‘disgusting lies’ Labor have told about him in their election ads. LISTEN to the audio here

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NT worst economy in the nation

The Northern Territory continues to be Australia’s worst-performing economy, according to a grim new quarterly State of the States report by CommSec.

Northern Territory

A Boeing 737-800 is seen at the Virgin Australia Airlines terminal at Adelaide Airport in Adelaide, Wednesday, August 28, 2019. Virgin Australia has reported a full-year loss of $349.1 million, saying it will cut 750 corporate and head office positions. (AAP Image/David Mariuz) NO ARCHIVING

Virgin swings axe on more NT flights

Virgin Australia will be dropping another NT route next month, as it cuts back to address its financial woes

Northern Territory

City of Darwin Aerial photos after cyclone Marcus. 20 Mar 2018- Photo Shane Eecen

Changes to NT planning laws spark major concerns

PROPOSED reforms to NT planning laws have sparked major concerns due to changes that could take away considerations for noise, light pollution, privacy and late night activities, according to a peak community planning group

Northern Territory

NT Treasurer Nicole Manison addresses the media at Parliament House, Tuesday, May 7, 2019. Manison discusses the 2019 Budget Picture: Keri Megelus

Budget blowout in 17 NT Govt departments

SEVENTEEN government departments spent millions of dollars over their budgets last year, despite the Chief Minister’s warnings that agency heads would face disciplinary action for blowouts

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Prime Minister Scott Morrison speaks to the media at the South Australian Liberal party Annual General Meeting at the Adelaide Convention Centre in Adelaide, Saturday, August 17, 2019. (AAP Image/Kelly Barnes) NO ARCHIVING

ScoMo blasted for NT no show

PRIME Minister Scott Morrison has been blasted for not visiting the Northern Territory since his re-election

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