‘Urgent need’ for reform in NT following Walker inquest findings: UN
‘Institutional racism’ uncovered in damning inquest findings has caught the eye of the United Nations, who are backing key calls made by the coroner.
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Women, young people encouraged to nominate for council positions
The Local Government Association of the NT has launched a campaign aimed at encouraging ‘every day’ Territorians to consider nominating. Read the details.
Calls for subsidised towing courses for caravan owners
There are calls for the state government to offer subsidised towing courses in a bid to reduce caravan fatalities on Queensland roads. VOTE IN OUR POLL
‘Story of second chances’: Youth step up to help at Tennant show
It’s a ‘story of second chances,’ according to a local pollie, and it involves a tea stand, the Barkly’s premier show, and those who stepped up to help. Find out more.
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Indonesian fishermen busted in NT waters hit with $40k in fines
After being held in custody for almost three weeks, a crew of foreign fishermen have now been ordered to cough up $40,000 in fines for their illegal fishing trip off Arnhem Land.
Beloved Play School actor dies at 86
Tributes have begun to pour in for a beloved Australian actor and original Play School presenter following his death aged 86.
Elderly man brutalised trying to flee his home
A Toowoomba woman who attacked an 81-year-old man for no reason, biting his arms and digging her fingers into his eyes, has been sentenced for the vile domestic violence crime.
How faith helped award-winning Aussie rapper make full recovery
An award-winning Australian rapper who spent most of the past five years battling addiction and mental health struggles has spoken out ahead of his show in Darwin. Find out what he had to say.
‘Formed a different view’: Decision made in decade-long development saga
A Northern Territory builder has had a decisive victory in his bid to build an apartment complex in a Darwin suburb.
Beveridge addresses ‘unusual’ SCG surface
Western Bulldogs coach Luke Beveridge has spoken about the under-fire SCG surface, which faces another test this weekend after days of rain.
Beijing has us right where they want us
China’s ambassador felt emboldened to publicly state that China and Australia are “friends not foes” because he knows Beijing is happy with our compliant PM, writes James Morrow.
Free buses, racism: Is New York mayor candidate the left’s future?
Zohran Mamdani’s mayoral campaign is tailor-made for dopey white kids with six figures owing on their arts degrees and mummies and daddies still helping them pay the rent, writes James Morrow.
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