A two year local government traineeship program has been launched in the Northern Territory, providing up to 25 young Territorians with qualifications in local government and business. Find out how you can get involved.
Days out from the federal election, Alice Springs has been left wondering why neither major party leader has visited – with one resident saying it is because they’ve got no answers.
Telcos will have to follow ‘clear minimum standards’ in rural Australia – if a coalition government is elected. Find out more.
Labor’s Luke Gosling reflects on his nine years as member for Solomon, his hopes for another term, and Albo’s promise of a promotion if he wins this weekend.
Darwin’s vacant CBD office glut has shown a small glimmer of light with latest vacancy rates revealed.
Efforts to capture a small crocodile spotted at a Palmerston dog park more than three weeks ago have become even harder, with Top End crocodile catchers alleging the traps may have been tampered with. Read the details.
Despite having six months to weigh-up the issue, the CLP is yet to reveal where it stands on a petition calling for gender transition treatments on children to be banned. With the petition now being considered by a CLP-majority committee.
Tickets for the popular Jatbula Trail did not last even an hour before being sold out, with Territorians told to keep their eyes out for future openings. Find out how long the tickets lasted.
The Finocchiaro Government is preparing to put the blow torch to third party merit reviews and their weaponisation.
Operation Ludlow has achieved ‘incredible results’, as NT Police say they’ve now made more than 300 arrests. Read the latest update.
The Albanese Government is delivering “real results”, claims Solomon MP Luke Gosling, who says Territorians stand to benefit from a massive $1.7 billion Commonwealth boost.
There was plenty to enjoy in Round 16 of the NTFL with storylines all over the place, none bigger than the top of the table clash between Southern Districts and Tiwi. Check out all the photos here.
A Territory politician has called for a full parliamentary inquiry into what has been claimed to be the NT’s largest known fraud scandal, after investigations were quietly dropped two years ago.
The Northern Territory’s premier casino has issued a public warning after it was found a fraudulent party had been actively masquerading as its business online. Read the details.
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