Just 24 hours after laying a wreath for Anzac Day commemorations, the NT Planning Minister publicly announced he would remove protections from historic WWII wreckage in an area slated for a 4000-home development.
A political party serving free coffee at a Top End polling booth has caused a stir, with the AEC saying it did not ‘pass the pub test’. Read the details.
The 30-year-old man was reportedly performing maintenance on the vehicle when it rolled and crushed him.
Fatigue has been named the primary cause of a horrific 2024 head-on collision that cost a Top End disability worker his life. Read the details.
The Bureau of Meteorology says there is a strong probability that one of the five lows off the Top End of Australia will form into a cyclone this weekend. Find out where.
France’s second largest warship has docked in Darwin, as part of an operation in the Indo Pacific to shore up allies, talk strategy, and strengthen French diplomacy in the region. SEE THE PICS.
City of Darwin councillors have unanimously backed the naming of five new roads in Marrara after five iconic Territorians. Find out what they are named.
Hundreds of new junior doctors, nurses and midwives have been welcomed to Northern Territory hospitals this year as part of a variety of training programs. Read the details.
A sod turning has marked the beginning of the end of the battle for a new skatepark in Alice Springs, with the new facility set to be a ‘game changer’. Find out more.
A judge said it was a ‘sad state of affairs’ that she had to order a warrant to spark some urgency in the search for a missing teenager.
David Littleproud has affirmed support for breakaway land councils if elected, decentralising the powerful bodies managing Aboriginal land and royalties in the Northern Territory.
The rainbow, transgender and Torres Strait Islander flags have suddenly been removed from Top End hospitals, with the Health Minister claiming they were not compliant with government protocols.
Tennant Creek’s lizard project in crisis as government weighs options
Enhancing forensic intelligence capabilities can help reduce crime in the Territory, says a local professor who is urging authorities to immediately embrace a scientific approach to finding criminals.
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