A leading Aboriginal academic says First Nations people need to be put in control of remote Indigenous education, if the Territory hopes to improve the outcomes of Aboriginal students.
Darwin CBD car parking will go under the knife this week, after a Darwin Council review last year found issues with more than half of all on-street accessible parking bays.
TERRITORIANS enjoyed a very Good Friday, rocking out at the Darwin Amphitheatre as revellers here were once again the envy of the nation as they turned out in droves for the SummerSalt music festival
BUSINESSES are enjoying serving drinks to patrons today — as opposed to in previous years — after some successful lobbying from Hospitality NT
Update: Police have charged a fourth person relating to a ‘violent riot’ in which fireworks were allegedly fired directly at locals in the remote Kalkarindji community.
The NT Government has lifted all Queensland COVID-19 hot spot declarations for the purposes of travel to the Territory.
Crocodiles will soon be welcoming tourists and returning residents into the Top End, with a new sniffer croc biosecurity service on patrol.
Gardens Oval’s brighter lights trial will help NT Cricket fixture in what is set to be one of the biggest years for the sport in the NT.
One of the three surviving Bombing of Darwin heroes passed away earlier this week.
Top End hotels, restaurants, bars and pubs are gearing up for an above-average Easter long weekend as Territorians prepare to get out.
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