Darwin Comedy Festival expands out of the Top End
The 2026 Darwin Comedy Festival will hit the road, touring to Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Katherine. DETAILS.
The 2026 Darwin Comedy Festival will hit the road, touring to Alice Springs, Tennant Creek and Katherine. DETAILS.
‘You don’t let people fly a plane without the right training’: The Territory’s ambulance service has suspended the use of two medical procedures due a lack of clinical oversight.
A new Territory ICAC Commissioner will not be appointed until a review into the structure and processes of the office have been fully reviewed the Territory Estimates has been told.
A man was arrested after allegedly getting too close to the track at Finke, while multiple drones were ordered to move out of the airspace in a big weekend for the Red Centre.
Lamb, chicken, pork, and, yes, octopus as well, was in plenty of supply as thousands packed the Darwin Esplanade for their fix of Greek food…
The conference aims to train rural Australians how to be resilient and inspire positive change in their communities.
A single mum who could be owed thousands by the Territory government says she is still in the dark about when it will be paid. In the meantime she’s struggling to cover the essentials.
Two Territory footballers have earned selection to a national squad as Darwin and Football NT gears up to a host an Asian Cup qualifier, among the largest events to have been played in the Top End.
Organisers of the GleNTi Festival have assured the public octopus will still be on the menu this weekend, despite two tonnes of seafood having been scrapped.
The Territory’s annual fortnight of tennis has returned with players from around the nation and overseas battling it out at the courts of Marrara….
The NT’s Director of Public Prosecutions has announced his resignation from the top legal job amid ongoing pressure on the Territory’s justice system.
Healthscope staff acknowledge the closure as an emotional day for staff and Darwin community but the Health Minister assures families RDH is prepared.
The family of a young man killed in custody have made their voices heard loud and clear at a rally in Alice Springs, which saw dozens march through the streets – and it almost end in tragedy.
A rally in Alice Springs has heard from the family of Kumanjayi White, a 24-year-old man who recently died in custody, calling for the police…
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