How Darwin’s rich and diverse aviation heritage started with a race
When Territorians are paying big bucks for air tickets, remember the first ever passenger was paid £10,000. Read on.
Northern Territory
Union blasts new Corrections legislation
A union is calling proposed legislation ‘an outright attack’ on corrections officers – despite the Corrections Commissioner attempting to allay staff concerns in a letter. Read the latest.
Darwin Salties sign experienced coach for 2025 season
The Darwin Salties have announced a new coach with plenty of pedigree to build on their back-to-back national titles. Read what she hopes to bring to the role.
Albo: Less than half Closing the Gap targets on track to be met
‘If Closing the Gap was a business, it would be broke’, says one not-for-profit, who are predicting the policy will ‘broadly fail’ unless drastic action is taken.
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‘War to end all wars’ not forgotten 106 years later
A minute silence has marked the 106th anniversary of the ‘war to end all wars’ with a crowd gathering in the Red Centre to remember those who fell. See the pictures.
Man dies in hospital after Pine Creek highway crash
A man has tragically succumbed to his injuries just hours after an early morning highway crash. Read the latest.
Full List: How caring is your aged care in Tasmania?
The majority of aged care homes in Australia are not meeting their care targets as a workforce crisis bites hard. See how Tasmania shapes up.
Territory brewery adds South Australian beer gardens to its venue line-up
A Northern Territory brewery is making some big moves, acquiring another beer garden – but this one has a sea breeze and a South Australian twist. Find out more.
Hugs before indecent assault: Darwin music teacher’s vile act on student
A respected Darwin music teacher’s fall from grace is complete, after he was sentenced for an indecent assault on a teen student of his, with the attack preceded by an escalating campaign of hugs.
‘Hidden talents’ on show at exhibition in Red Centre capital
The Red Centre capital’s premier arts centre is displaying 170 pieces of ‘steel life’ crafted by artists from an unexpected location. Find out how you can see it.
Exclusive pictures: Learner driver rammed in terrifying Top End attack
A learner driver was terrorised last week when a driver in a HiLux allegedly repeatedly rammed his car. Read what happened.
‘What if I buy a $1 drink?’: Late-shift workers ignore hapless robber
A masked bandit had to beg Darwin late-night shift workers to open the cash register after they refused to take him ‘seriously’.
Shocked bystanders watch on as Top End unit goes up in smoke
A Sunday shop in Top End suburbia has been interrupted by a unit fire, billowing out thick clouds of smoke to a nearby shopping centre. Read the latest.
Full list: Territory’s top real estate agents named in industry’s night of nights
One of the Top End’s hottest destinations has hosted the Territory’s peak real estate group – where they named the top agents for the year. Find out who won what.
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