TWO individuals and a community group have been named as Territory Hero Award winners for their work in keeping Territorians safe and healthy during the uncertainty of the coronavirus pandemic.
A JAPANESE restaurant has paid an extra $30,000 for its power over five years after their billing address was switched with The Cheesecake Shop next door in Parap
NT POLICE are investigating the death of an infant in Tennant Creek
A PLAN for Palmerston’s future aimed at attracting businesses and residents for the next 50 years is out for public consultation.
PLANS to increase entry fees at Darwin council pools could be scrapped, or altered, because of community backlash
A PETITION to maintain the Darwin Esplanade as green space could spell the end for the Darwin RSL as the organisation says it won’t rebuild in any other location
ALICE Springs residents could see their council rates frozen for the 2020/2021 financial year in response to the global coronavirus pandemic
AUSTRALIANS living in coronavirus hotspots won’t be permitted free access into the Northern Territory when the borders reopen on July 17
A DRINK driver has been charged after he was found asleep at the wheel of his stationary car on Tiger Brennan Drive
LEADER of Government Business Natasha Fyles has defended the NT Government’s use of WhatsApp as a means of communicating, saying it is only used for ‘informal’ communication between members.
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