Four Alice Springs homes targeted in night of burglaries
It’s been a ‘busy night’ for police, responding to a number of burglaries in the Red Centre capital. Read the latest.
Northern Territory
‘Don Dale Four’ lose $800k payment after being illegally gassed in cells
The NT Supreme Court has axed a $800k payment to four Aboriginal boys who were illegally tear gassed while locked in Don Dale, saying their assault was an ‘honest mistake’.
‘Incredible responsibility’: National Doctors Day celebrated by CareFlight
A cohort of highly skilled doctors from around the world have taken to Top End skies to mark National Doctors Day. Read the details.
Ranger camp forges electronic and physical connections to country
A group of rangers have physically – and electronically – strengthened their connection to country, thanks to a three day camp. Find out how.
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Indonesian ‘pirate’ jailed after ninth illegal fishing bust in Aussie waters
An Indonesian captain has been jailed for repeated ‘maruarding’ of fishing stocks off the Australian coast, with a judge saying he ‘thumbs his nose at the authorities’.
Grill the leaders: Ask Albo and Dutton your burning questions
Get unprecedented access to the 2025 federal election campaign with the chance to grill Anthony Albanese and Peter Dutton on the issues that matter to you. SUBMIT YOUR QUESTIONS
Shaken, not stirred: Aftershocks of earthquake felt by Darwin locals
The aftershocks of a 5.7 magnitude earthquake off Timor-Leste were felt in Darwin overnight.
Darwin to have a flood of 13,000 visitors in the next week
Darwin will have a flood of more than 13,000 visitors in the next week. Read why.
International cricket return opens door for long format matches in Darwin
The return of international cricket for the first time in 17 years could open a pathway for test cricket to be played in the NT as early as next year.
Bail bid for alleged people smuggling, seafaring lovers
A couple accused of allowing their yacht to be used by organised crime figures to escape the country have made a fresh bid to change their bail address, as a third alleged people smuggler waits in prison on remand.
Y Hostel shuts doors as future of Darwin site uncertain
The homeless shelter operating for more than half a century in Darwin is temporarily closing its doors, amid uncertainty about the future of the CBD site.
Up for grabs: $1 million barra yet to be caught
While the Million Dollar Fish season has come to a close, anglers are being told to stay on the lookout for the next five months, with the coveted $1 million-tagged barra yet to be reeled in.
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