Another weekend, another fabulous two days of food, festivals and fun
Another weekend, another fantastic food and culture festival to immerse yourself in! Darwin’s multicultural heart is beating again, writes Kate Dinning.
Another weekend, another fantastic food and culture festival to immerse yourself in! Darwin’s multicultural heart is beating again, writes Kate Dinning.
A popular Top End shopping centre has just got a whole lot chirpier, with two new murals brought to life as part of the 2025 edition of the Darwin Street Art Festival. SEE THE PHOTOS
A career Territory public servant who ‘quit’ his chief executive’s job in April is still being paid. Read the latest.
As Australia and South Africa clash in the WTC final, tickets for their T20 meetings in the Top End, the first international games in Darwin for 17 years, have gone on sale.
Hundreds turned up to congratulate some of the Territory’s hardest workers at the 2025 GTNT Group Awards. SEE THE GALLERY.
A motorcyclist is injured following a serious crash in the rural area that closed one lane of traffic on the Stuart Highway.
The Northern Territoy’s cattlemen face disappointment in their long drawn out compensation battle with the federal Government. Read what’s happened.
The CLP Government’s first Budget will go under the microscope over the next fortnight when Estimates begin today.
Territory Police have paid tribute to former member Commander Daniel Bacon who has was named as a recipient of the Australian Police Medal (APM) as part of the 2025 King’s Birthday Australian Honours List.
The younger Robinson brother has taken his older brother’s King of the Desert title in an emotional finish, which has been dedicated to a family member who recently passed. Read the latest action.
The Territory has an extra 44 police recruits on the beat. Find out where.
‘A mentor to us all’: A Top End community is mourning the passing of a Senior man and community leader after he was taken into ‘protective custody’ by Federal Police, sparking a coronial investigation.
A lawyer says he holds ‘concern’ for his client who’s on remand after he was charged with allegedly bashing a Danish tourist in the Red Centre. Read the latest.
An outstanding ‘brain examination’ report is one piece of forensic evidence yet to be tendered in a court case for the man accused of Australia’s first DV murder. Read the latest from court.
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