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New Jetstar route to connect Adelaide with holiday hot spot
Jetstar’s new route will connect travellers between Adelaide and the Whitsunday Coast for the first time.
Jockey fractures back in Strathalbyn Cup meet fall
A young New Zealand jockey has been cleared of serious injury after being placed in a coma following a horror race fall.
Why these readers opt for news on the go
Longtime NT News readers Mella Martin-Hewitt and Amanda Stoker share how they keep up with local news when travelling.
’I’ll kill you’: Camping teen couple ambushed in scorned ex’s revenge plot
A young Groote Eylandt man caught up in a violent revenge attack has been given a second chance at rehabilitation.
’Soul destroying’: Mum, 3 kids face homelessness over rental dispute
Amanda is an essential service worker who is facing homelessness with her children after raising concerns with her landlord.
Domestic violence support strengthened in Red Centre
The federal government will invest $7.6m to strengthen domestic violence support and accommodation services in Central Australia.
NT welcomes three New Year’s babies born in Alice Springs
Three babies were born in Alice Springs on New Year’s Day, including Elzina Ellis, the fourth New Year’s baby in her family.
Uluru waterfalls, lightshow make Tourism NT’s top post of 2023
Rare waterfalls at Uluru, crystal blue pools and a road train-croc traffic jam are among Tourism NT’s Top Ten posts for 2023. See all the pictures.
Parents’ wish for ’special’ baby born on New Year’s Day
Born on New Year’s Day, Liam Ngo was one of the first Territory babies born this year and given a special name to mark the day.
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