‘Flogged off’: Albanese tight-lipped on port sale
The Port Darwin leaseback remains shrouded in mystery a week after government announced the facility would be removed from Chinese hands. Read the latest.
Northern Territory
Parramatta eager to send off Darwin partnership ‘on a high’
The Parramatta Eels are aiming to send off their Territory partnership on a high as they run as they prepare for their final home match at TIO Stadium against the Canberra Raiders.
Ballot draw: ‘Best possible outcome for ALP and worst for CLP’
Find out the winners and losers of the 2025 electoral commission ballot paper draw, including an extraordinary coincidence. Read the details.
Why the political parties have spurned major NT infrastructure plan
A major Territory infrastructure project is in limbo after the main political parties failed to commit funding. Read what happened.
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How Top End thriller, true crime lovers can watch a theatrical gothic tale
A theatrical gothic tale is on the way for Brown’s Mart audiences, with lovers of mystery, thrillers and true crime promised to have an unforgettable night. Find out when and how you can watch.
‘Loved by everyone’: Adored league player to be honoured in memorial match
The life of a beloved club man who tragically died in a car crash last Easter will be honoured by his two clubs as they face-off in a special memorial match. Read how he’s being remembered.
‘Unsafe’: School slammed by relief teacher for “utter mayhem”
A Darwin principal says student and staff safety is his “priority” after receiving a scathing email sent by a relief teacher who slammed the school as being riddled with violence for “hours on end”.
‘Brain fart ideas’ and ‘corruption’: Top End election rhetoric heats up
The major parties have been accused of ‘corruption’ and ‘brain fart ideas’ over hot-button Territory infrastructure projects by a fresh-faced independent candidate. Find out what he said.
Man added to sex offenders register after impregnating child
The court heard police identified the offender, who had already been convicted of having sex with the same victim, after collecting blood from the newborn’s umbilical cord.
Food for thought at Alice Springs roundtable
A roundtable meeting aimed at discussing the issue of making food more affordable in remote areas was “very productive”, says the man chairing the gathering, which was attended by Country Liberal Party figures Senator Jacinta Price and Lingiari candidate Lisa Siebert.
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.
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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