Senior lawyer offers $20,000 surety in bid to bail son
One of the Northern Territory’s most senior lawyers has offered a courtroom a $20,000 surety in a bid to have bail approved for his son, who has been charged with possessing and supplying drugs.
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‘I felt like I had a gag order’: Palmerston councillor’s shock resignation
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New plan to revive stricken Darwin apartment development
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Ex-Hurricanes star arrested in Darwin faces ‘extremely serious’ charges
A convicted child groomer and former Big Bash League cricketer has been intercepted and arrested ahead of a planned trip to Perth.
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CDU study reveals why the journey is as important as the destination
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Watch: Fireys continue to battle Alice Springs, Tennant Creek fires
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CEO tight lipped over why town’s only hardware store closing
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A 63-year-old pilot has died and a woman rescued after a light aircraft crashed in the NT
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Burial dispute after death of girl, 15, taken to tribunal
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REPLAY: Districts stun Waratah in chaotic last term comeback
Southern Districts trailed for much of the match, but snatched victory late against a skilful Waratah on the back of a tremendous second half surge. Watch the full match REPLAY.
Sweating it out: Territorians may have to wait even longer before monsoon
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