China’s top diplomat praises CDU’s Confucius Institute as ‘best’ in the country
China’s ambassador to Australia Xiao Qian has praised Charles Darwin University’s Confucius Institute as the ‘best performing’ in the country.
Northern Territory
Cunningham: More questions over Darwin Waterfront spending than answers
What I witnessed at the Public Accounts Committee hearing into allegations against the Darwin Waterfront Corporation left me with more questions than answers, writes Matt Cunningham.
Where to find the cheapest childcare in Australia, right here in the NT
New data has crunched the numbers and found out where the cheapest childcare is in the country – and the answer might surprise you.
Not quite Christmas dinner: Man allegedly packs Esky of meat and meth to Island
Police have charged three men after a large cooler full of meat was allegedly found to contain a side of methamphetamine.
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Scottish gas player opens up Top End job and hub opportunities
A respected Scottish engineering business has opened an office in Darwin. See what it could mean.
Swans player’s vision for new Red Centre footy academy
A Sydney Swans AFLW player, who now calls Alice Springs home while working as an Emergency Department doctor, is setting up a footy academy in the Red Centre – and she wants your help. Find out why.
Chief confirms ICAC report will be tabled in Parlt
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has confirmed the damning and anonymised Independent Commissioner Against Corruption (ICAC) Operation Apollo report will be tabled in Northern Territory parliament today.
Vatskalis appointed chair of nationally recognised committee
Darwin Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has taken up his latest post as the chair of a nationally recognised committee aimed at driving economic growth in the Northern Territory.
Survivors back call for prostate cancer specific nurses in regional towns
Two Alice Springs cancer survivors say a dedicated nurse would have made a big difference while going through their treatment, and are now taking the fight national to make it happen.
Sack officers, close ADF Academy: Government urged to swing axe
Bursting the ‘Canberra bubble’ plaguing the military’s leadership woes must be a priority, argues a group of defence experts, who are urging the next government to shake up the ADF’s hierarchy.
Popular Palmerston Youth Festival bigger and better in 2025
On the back of a record year, the highly anticipated Palmerston Youth Festival is set to return for its sixth year, council documents show. Find out when it could be.
NT lawyer says police probe into leaked footage ‘disingenuous’
NT Police will not lay charges after a senior barrister’s ‘humiliating’ drink driving cop shop interview was ‘accidentally’ unlawfully leaked to the public.
‘It’s a funny thing’: Irish expat shares significance of St Patrick’s Day
It’s a day many associate with shamrocks and Guinness, but for one Irish expat who is more than 15,000km from home, St Patrick’s Day is about much more. Find out what.
Calls for Chief to ‘come clean’ on jobs for mates scandal
The Opposition says the government must ‘answer basic questions’ about its handling of the ICAC’s Operation Apollo report that toppled the Police Commissioner.
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