NT Aboriginal organisation awarded Australia-first Fed contract
Ironbark Aboriginal Corporation have become the first Indigenous organisation in Australia to be awarded a new workforce contract. Find out more.
Northern Territory
More details about VAD inquiry revealed
The parliamentary committee tasked with inquiring into Voluntary Assisted Dying has revealed details of the plan to deliver on its mammoth task by deadline.
UK woman should ‘never’ have driven, inquest into her death hears
A young British woman should ‘never’ have driven on a remote NT highway, an inquest into her death as heard. Read the latest from court.
Greek tragedy: Two tonnes of octopus to be binned ahead of festival
The Kalymnian Brotherhood is seeking legal advice after a government department blocked two tonnes of octopus destined for this weekend’s GleNTi Festival.
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NT lawyer says police probe into leaked footage ‘disingenuous’
NT Police will not lay charges after a senior barrister’s ‘humiliating’ drink driving cop shop interview was ‘accidentally’ unlawfully leaked to the public.
‘It’s a funny thing’: Irish expat shares significance of St Patrick’s Day
It’s a day many associate with shamrocks and Guinness, but for one Irish expat who is more than 15,000km from home, St Patrick’s Day is about much more. Find out what.
Calls for Chief to ‘come clean’ on jobs for mates scandal
The Opposition says the government must ‘answer basic questions’ about its handling of the ICAC’s Operation Apollo report that toppled the Police Commissioner.
NT FIFO worker who allegedly beat father to death denied bail
The witnesses of a 71-year-old man’s killing have been exposed to ‘loud expletive-laden music’ from the alleged killer’s mother ahead of his manslaughter trial, a court has heard.
‘Hidden gem’: How AirAsia hopes to grow Top End market
AirAsia hopes its new route between Darwin and Malaysia could become a daily service, as the airline and wider industry work to take advantage of changing consumer habits post-pandemic.
‘The clear choice’: New NTCA chief executive named
A peak Territory’s ag body has made a ‘clear choice’ in picking the association’s new top dog as the old chief executive stands aside after four years. Find out more.
Woman awakes to man indecently assaulting her in Alice Springs home
A man is awaiting charges after being arrested in connection to a home invasion south of Alice Springs, where a woman woke up while she was being indecently assaulted – and a disabled man was also assaulted.
US commander: Marines, ADF relationship ‘critical’
In a press conference featuring China, the Indo-Pacific, and whispers of a larger US military presence, Colonel Jason Armas says his Marines will be “hitting the ground running” in Darwin, with a whopping 17 training exercises awaiting them over the next six months.
Inside LAUNCH Night Series: keeping Darwin’s youth active & connected
A look at LAUNCH Night Series—sport, support, and safe spaces for Darwin’s youth.
Alleged drink driving teen’s early morning ‘hooning’ ends in arrest, car seized
A teenage boy who allegedly drove dangerously and returned a positive alcohol reading has been arrested by Northern Territory Police.
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