A bumper line up waiting for thousands of cruise ship tourists
Darwin’s waterfront precinct was a bustling hive of activity this morning when the majestic Ovation of the Seas cruised into Darwin.
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12 new Tennant Creek homes milestone in $6.9m partnership
The completion of several social and affordable homes in Tennant Creek marks the completion of a $6.9m partnership to build a more secure future for key workers in the Barkly.
Donation to NT hospital aiming to create ‘life-changing outcomes’
A Red Centre hospital has welcomed two very special visitors – and they left behind something which is helping ‘create life-changing outcomes’. Find out more.
$40k to get new shade shelter certified under current Sacred Sites Act: LGANT
The NT local government association has revealed the staggering amount it cost to get a shade sail certified under the current Sacred Sites Act – but say they haven’t been approached for consultation about it.
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Trio of traders depart Darwin CBD, some for good
A trio of city traders have wound up their CBD operations – one is moving locations, another is pivoting their business, and the third is gone for good. See what’s changing in our city heart.
New demountables arrive early for Top End school with growing pains
A Palmerston primary school that exceeded its built capacity by 13 per cent last year, despite only opening in 2020, will have six demountable classrooms this year, with the department promising an end to makeshift learning spaces.
How a 6km hole could launch a green hydrogen industry
The Territory Government has paved the way for a green hydrogen industry – but it comes with a catch.
Reeling it in: Fishing club’s $2.75m revamp well on its way
The slab is down and frames are up, here’s how things are going with a multimillion-dollar project at Palmerston.
New investment to keep Territory fish stocks safe
The Territory Government has unveiled its latest investment to keep NT fish stocks safe. Read what it is.
‘Disappointing few’ — but mostly ‘well behaved’: Territorian drivers praised
As the silly season’s road safety campaign, Operation Angove, wraps up, NT Police assure the public they won’t be “pulling up stumps” yet. Read how Territory road users performed this festive season.
One service reopens, another shuts: More vandalism strikes Tennant Creek
Council staff are sifting through broken glass in one community building, as one community service shuts, while another reopens. Find out more.
Troubled town to get licensed club – but not without caveats
A troubled Top End community is hoping to turn over a new leaf in 2025 with the opening of a licensed premises in town – but the project still has some hurdles to overcome. Find out what.
Tribunal dismisses former senator’s alleged unpaid expenses case
A Territory tribunal has dismissed a federal audit body’s attempt to try and recoup an alleged unpaid debt from one former NT Senator. Find out why.
REPLAY: Districts blow off cobwebs to beat PINT
Southern Districts maintained their winning ways shaking off the cobwebs in a performance where their defence stood tall against PINT. Watch the full match REPLAY.
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