‘Terrifying’: Elderly man attacked by pitchfork-wielding intruders
An elderly Palmerston man has faced a pair of alleged intruders, all three tumbling down the stairs in the altercation. Read what happened.
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How hardware giant, local groups are empowering Palmerston’s youth
In a bid to inspire Palmerston’s youth, Bunnings has partnered with local organisations with a view to providing troubled teenagers skills, purpose and a sense of accomplishment. See more for details.
‘Beyond challenging’: Delicate rescue of stricken NT horse rider
Ahead of an important milestone for CareFlight, which operates the NT Rescue Helicopter, a Litchfield woman has shared her story of how the chopper was able to reach her when no-one else could.
Troubled NT town boosted by arrival of 15 new police officers
Katherine’s 15 new sworn police officers have received a baptism of fire, with the crime-plagued township rocked by a number of high-profile cases recently, including an alleged DV stabbing and two armed robberies at service stations.
Artery-clogging low ‘n’ slow BBQ joint opens in Top End to rave reviews
A chef who served a long apprenticeship at one of Darwin’s most popular pubs has opened his first brick-and-mortar restaurant, seven years after first striking out on his own. Here’s what your tastebuds can expect.
Million Dollar Fish Season 10 makes a splash
Season 10 of Million Dollar Fish kicks off at Dinah Beach with the famously tagged barra making a splash
Cops not capable of using lethal force ‘unfit for duty’, court rules
The Inability Appeal Board found officers’ duties included being ‘mentally and physically ready and capable’ of the application of lethal force, even when assigned to ‘non-operational duties’.
Teen Jovi Boy follows woman into house, rapes her three times
An intoxicated West Daly teenager has been jailed for a violent home invasion at Palmerston, following her inside her home and brutally raping her. She’s bravely shared her ongoing trauma. Warning: Distressing.
Saunaka score a try in the second half during their grand final clash with Tabadamu at the 35th Hottest 7s.
Saunaka score a try in the second half during their grand final clash with Tabadamu at the 35th Hottest 7s.
Ten chances to hook $1m in Million Dollar Fish competition
In its 10th season, the Northern Territory’s favourite fishing comp is offering fishos 10 chances to reel in $1m. Here’s what you need to know before the season kicks off tomorrow.
Top acts to headline Alice Springs Masters Games listed
The Alice Springs Masters Games are on their way back, and will celebrate with some the country’s top up-and-coming acts to headline the event. Check out the key dates and who will be there.
Mystery death sparks fears of unrest in troubled NT community
A mystery death in a remote Northern Territory community has sparked fears of violence. Read what happened.
Pride of Darwin: Former footy club praises home-grown grand final hero
A former Southern Districts junior has become the latest Territorian to taste AFL premiership glory. Read how he did.
Rents for government teachers, nurses, police hiked by 25 per cent
Rent for government employee housing has been hiked by 25 per cent in a move that will impact budgets for thousands of remote frontline workers in the Northern Territory.
Drowning in poker debt, this cocaine mule gambled it all in the NT and lost
A Brisbane tradie who accrued significant debts playing poker has been jailed after becoming a cross-border mule to satisfy his creditors, slinging hundreds of grams of cocaine in Darwin and netting more than $136,000.
Mini golf, playgrounds: New $1.9m adventure park to open within weeks
A new adventure park is weeks away from opening, with plans to bring beach volleyball to the Red Centre capital – and more. Find out how much it will cost to get in.
Cops, public pelted with rocks in car drive-by spree
Police are checking whether two vehicle thefts in Alice Springs overnight were related. Read what happened.
Another legal challenge lodged against Beetaloo fracking
A prominent NT environment group has launched another legal challenge against fracking in the Beetaloo Basin, a week after a similar attempt was thrown out by the Supreme Court.
NT Health fills vital school-based role after four-year vacancy
After the role sat vacant for four years, NT Health has finally found a nurse to provide immunisation services to Katherine’s eight schools, as well as helping to combat a vaping crisis at the town’s two high schools.
250+ throwback photos: Hot nights at Throb caught on camera
For almost a quarter of a century, Throb Nightclub delivered some of the city’s most colourful nights out. It may be gone but the evidence isn’t. Were you captured?
Throwback gallery: Night life at Throb in 2014
Step a decade back in time at Darwin’s first LGBTQIA+ friendly night life spot. See all the photos from Throb Nightclub in 2014.
Passive welfare questioned as date for Ozanam House move locked in
Passive welfare has been questioned as a new “dignity” care facility prepares to shift from inner-Darwin to Coconut Grove. Read who’ll be there.
From the Top End to SA: Untold stories shared in new book on railway history
Russians, railways, bridge thefts, and more – one author’s 20-year project on the untold history of the railways between Darwin and Adelaide has hit the shelves of Territory book stores.
NT man finally identified, nine years after his death: Police
WA police are appealing to the public for information about a man who was found dead along the Victoria Hwy nine years ago, and they say he’s from the NT. find out more.
How Territorians can get up close to Olympic and Paralympic heroes
Territorians will get the chance to get up close to some of our Olympic and Paralympic heroes in Darwin for a special welcome home celebration. Find out who’s coming up.
Aboriginal police officers detail damning instances of racism in the force
Aboriginal officers in the NT Police force have alleged multiple instances of racism against Indigenous Territorians, including women being called ‘black dogs’ and urinating in someone’s drink.
Identity revealed: Perverted Top End truckie jailed for abusing sisters
A truckie aged in his 60s has been jailed after committing multiple sexual assaults on two girls. One of whom was incentivised to touch him with the promise of a sweet treat afterwards.
High-profile Darwin chief executive set for Sydney move
A high-profile chief executive is exiting his prominent role after seven years, leaving behind a legacy of change. Read who it is.
How a cyclone cost top Territory mining company $171m
Seven-months on, the Cyclone Megan clean-up is still impacting one of the Territory’s top mines. Read the latest.
Matt Wright faces fresh chopper charges as legal woes mount
Territory TV star Matt Wright could face an eye-watering fine if found guilty of the latest charges heard in the Darwin Local Court on Tuesday.
Concern held for missing NT woman
Police are seeking help to find 20 year old Latarne, believed to be in the Alice Springs area and last seen on Sunday morning.
Breakneck speeds, staff threatened: Man accused of daylight crime spree
A 32-year-old man has been arrested after allegedly holding up a Top End business with an edged weapon before stealing a vehicle and driving at cops at 150km/h. LATEST.
How axe-wielding thugs cost GEMCO mine $8.9 million
A young Groote Eylandt man has been jailed for his role in an armed raid on a manganese mine that saw two workers assaulted, 50 workers threatened, and led to a shutdown that cost millions.
Why the ‘most beautiful ship in the world’ is coming to Darwin
One of the world’s oldest active military vessels is coming to the Top End, with Territorians offered the chance to climb aboard the prestigious ship. See for details.
‘Felt like bloody crying’: Darwin family’s $50k caravan returned
After their $50k caravan was stolen in the dead of night, a Darwin family’s holiday dreams were dashed. But in a twist, their beloved caravan has been found. Find out what happened.
Name of NT ex-bikie busted with sickening child abuse stash to stay secret
The identity of a Darwin man busted with thousands of sickening child abuse images will remain a secret after his history as a member of an outlaw bikie gang emerged in court.
Tennant Creek man’s remains found after five day search
The remains of a missing Tennant Creek man have been found, bringing the five day search to an end. Latest from police.
Voters in ‘conflicted’ Territory council finally get to have their say
Electors from a sacked Territory council will vote later this year for their replacements. See who’s off to the polls again.
Senator’s death in custody win despite Labor opposition
Non-government senators banded together to force the Commonwealth to provide quarterly reports on deaths, self-harm, miscarriages and stillbirths in prisons.
Over and out: Best pictures from Exercise Kakadu 2024
After war gaming by day and night for a straight week, Australia’s largest biennial maritime warfare activity has come to a close. SEE THE PICTURES.
Commissioner welcomes racism complaint as ‘positive step’
Commissioner Michael Murphy says a racism complaint filed by his officers is a “positive step for NT Police” on its journey of “cultural reform”.
Woman threatened by man wielding a hammer in NT home
A 63-year-old woman was threatened with a hammer when she was threatened in her own home, police say. LATEST.
Red Centre publican hauled to court on cigarette sale charge
The former publican of a Red Centre watering hole – who was once busted selling booze from his car – is back in court, this time for allegedly selling cigarettes.
CLP names Solomon candidate ahead of federal election
The CLP has chosen a Northern Territory police officer to take on Labor in Solomon. Read who it is.
‘They aspire to serve’: Remote Territorians keen to wear green
Whether they know it or not, Australian Army personnel are inspiring the next generation of remote Territorians to join the ADF’s ranks and serve the nation. See what one squadron commander said.
‘We achieved a lot’: Diggers return to Darwin after international mission
Returning from Asia, soldiers from Darwin’s 5th Battalion could be seen with rice hats, soft toys and cheap tobacco in hand. See what they got up to abroad.
Major NT energy project defies protests to near completion
A key Northern Territory energy project is nearing completion. Read what’s next.
More pay for fewer students in NT classroom shake-up
Average class sizes in the NT are set to decrease as the government re-commits to upholding a pay deal that aims to reduce teachers’ workloads and make Territory educators the highest paid in the country.
Young woman threatened with hammer in terrifying car-jacking
Woman threatened with hammer in Marrara | Loud bang leads to man being charged with recklessly endangering life. Read more Top End crime news.
Revealed: Huge haul of stolen items recovered by police
Trucks, caravans, motorbikes and watches were among the various items recovered by NT Police in two big finds in the rural area. Check out the pictures of what they recovered.
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