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NT minister for lands, planning, and environment Josh Burgoyne and NT Treasurer Bill Yan dip their feet in the pool at the Alice Springs Aquatic Centre. Picture: Supplied

Northern Territory

Ministers make a $450k splash for free pool access in NT towns

A $450k cash splash at one Territory pool is not the only thing making waves, with two ministers checking out the water themselves. Find out more.

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Rubyanne Djindata and baby Leilani Smiler at Townsville University Hospital. Picture: Supplied

‘She could deliver in the air’: Cyclone baby rescue

Baby Leilani defied a cyclone and geography to arrive safely after her parents’ extraordinary 1000-kilometre medical evacuation from the Northern Territory to Townsville.

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Front pages from around the globe, following the terror attack at Bondi yesterday.

‘Hero of Bondi’: How world media splashed attack on front pages

A civilian hero that stopped an armed attacker at Bondi Beach, preventing further bloodshed, has dominated the front pages of the UK and US press.

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Home Affairs minister heckled at Bondi vigil

Home Affairs minister Tony Burke was met with shouts of ‘shame,’ ‘shame on you,’ as he paid his respects to the victims of the Bondi terror attack on Monday night.

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Bachelor of Nursing graduate Jodie Cook with her mum Judith Mitchell, husband Andrew Cook and their kids (from left) Frankie, Edie, Teddie and Archie at a UniSQ graduation ceremony at The Empire, Tuesday, December 9, 2025. Picture: Kevin Farmer

Scrubbing in: Mum of four graduates nursing with distinction

A mum-of-four and a nursing graduate with distinction, this woman secured a highly sought-after program at St Andrews Hospital. See her story and pics from UniSQ graduation.

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Before they were Ashes stars: The first jobs of Aussie cricketers

From baristas to the baggy green, Australia’s Ashes heroes have worked as carpenters, bartenders camera operators and even trained as commercial pilots before reaching cricket stardom.

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BRISBANE, AUSTRALIA. NewsWire Photos. SEPTEMBER 29, 2025. Generic photo of a Queensland Ambulance. Picture: NewsWire/ Glenn Campbell

Teen fights for life after sickening alleged assault

An 18-year-old man is fighting for life after suffering serious injuries in an alleged assault on the Gold Coast, with a Brisbane man charged.

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LONDON, ENGLAND - SEPTEMBER 29: (Exclusive Coverage) Lady Gaga performs on stage at The O2 Arena on September 29, 2025 in London, England. (Photo by Samir Hussein/Getty Images for Live Nation)

Lady Gaga stakes her claim for show of the year

It may have been the last stadium tour to close out 2025 but Lady Gaga staked a claim for the title for the show of the year.

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Ray White Commercial Townsville principal Graeme Russell at his CBD home with Mayor Nick Dametto. Picture: Evan Morgan

The only way is up: Why we need to boost density in the CBD

After decades of decline in CBD, Townsville’s leaders agree that we need to dramatically increase apartment construction, but it requires a team effort to overcome the obstacles. Read how we can level up our CBD.

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Emergency. Picture: Cameron Bates

Teenager struck by car on busy Townsville street

A teenage boy was taken to hospital after being hit by a vehicle in Townsville on Friday night.

The Christmas Express train is running its loop every night at Darwin Waterfront. Photo: Darwin Waterfront/Facebook

Your guide to Darwin’s weird and wonderful Xmas events

Christmas has taken over Darwin with an explosion of themed events promising everything from Santa’s murder mystery nights to magpie goose painting workshops.

Geelong High School dux Mattias Aidt who scored 99.8, with fellow high achievers Tilly Thom 93.85, Jackson Filippi 95.35 and Suhan Thakur 94. Picture: Alison Wynd

Public versus private: How well did your school do in VCE

The academic gap between Geelong’s most expensive schools and public education has been starkly revealed in VCE results, with only one state school breaking the elite barrier.

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Surface of the Planet Earth viewed from a satellite, focused on Australia, sun rising on the horizon. 3D illustration (Blender software) - Elements of this image furnished by NASA (https://eoimages.gsfc.nasa.gov/images/imagerecords/73000/73776/world.topo.bathy.200408.3x5400x2700.jpg).

This summer’s awkward truth after cataclysmic change

While Australia bans social media for teens, Kendall Gilding argues the real addicts are still out there.

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28-02-2024 - Former NT police officer Zachary Rolfe arrives Alice Springs court for day three of him giving evidence at the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker. Picture: Liam Mendes / The Australian

The Rolfe case: When justice becomes a show

The effects of the events of the night Zachary Rolfe shot dead Kumanjayi Walker, and its aftermath, are still being felt today, writes Matt Cunningham.

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