Beloved children’s book inspires Red Centre singer to create new world in song
A fan favourite Alice Springs folk singer-songwriter is less than a week away from releasing another anticipated single – her second in two months.
Northern Territory
Tourist saved after overnight ordeal in NT national park
A 70-year-old tourist who failed to return to his accommodation in one of the Territory’s most popular national parks sparked a 12 hour search and rescue operation.
Cyclone Errol projected to develop off NT Coast
A tropical low hanging off the Northern Territory coast is expected to intensify into a cyclone as it veers towards Western Australia.
‘Not all private schools are castles’: School funding face-off
From Tiwi to Toorak, the contrast in independent schools is stark, with the lead proponent for the sector stating, ‘not all private schools are castles’. Read the details.
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Baby girl home in Alice Springs after skull fractured in alleged assault
A baby girl who suffered a fractured skull during an alleged home invasion ‘is doing a whole lot better’, as her family returns to Alice Springs. A second fundraiser is being held, read the details.
Video of pilot Chris Coffee of ‘Flying a Teacher and sick child across Arnhem Land’ posted to YouTube
Video of pilot Chris Coffee of ‘Flying a Teacher and sick child across Arnhem Land’ posted to YouTube
Cop charged with fraud over alleged registry offence
A Northern Territory police officer will appear in court after being charged with allegedly misleading to the Births, Deaths and Marriages register. Read the latest.
Red Centre police make 200+ arrests in operation, SA cops lend a hand
Forty-five people have been arrested in Alice Springs since December 31, bringing the total Operation Ludlow arrest number to more than 200. Find out more.
Boats burnt, illegal fishos forced from Territory waters
Border Force has had a big first month in its latest operation against illegal fishermen. Watch the video.
Territorians denied rights amid ‘nightmare’ court chaos
The Territory’s justice system has been compared to the Titanic, as crippling arrest rates exceed police cell, court and corrections capacities.
‘Traditional Vietnamese’ banh mi’s on the menu for Red Centre
The Red Centre capital will soon have eight different kinds of delicious banh mi’s to munch on, when two Vietnamese expats open their first offering in town. Find out more.
Operation LUNAR: Illegal foreign fishing vessel destroyed off NT coast
Operation LUNAR: Illegal foreign fishing vessel destroyed off NT coast
28 DV calls, indecent assault all in ‘standard’ 24hrs for Alice Springs cops
NT police say they’re investigating an indecent assault at a busy Alice Springs shopping centre – as well as responding to 28 DV incidents, six burglaries, and more in 24 hours.
Cattle station owner ‘chuffed’ with visit from PM
The Territory’s cattlemen association has welcomed a visit from the PM, but said it hasn’t made up its mind on his or the opposition party’s policies, as the PM defends his brief trip into the NT. Read the latest.
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