Aussie market loses $21bn in Trump chaos
US President Donald Trump’s ‘Liberation Day’ tariffs on the world’s major economies triggered a sharp fall in Australian stocks, wiping out $21bn in value.
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Greens candidates announced for Lingiari and Solomon
NT Greens have put forward a lawyer and a former NT Australian of the Year in an attempt to unseat the major parties at the federal election.
Warning of overdose spike in one state
Doctors have warned authorities in one state of a likely spike in overdoses as a deadly opioid stronger than fentanyl continues to surface and testing facilities are closed.
Man faces jail after bizarre abduction
A man is facing 10 years in jail after an intense abduction – but there’s a strange twist.
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Wong fires message after Russia threat
Australia “won’t be intimidated” by Russian warnings over its potential role in a Ukraine peacekeeping force, Foreign Minister Penny Wong has declared.
All the winners and photos from the NTFL’s night of nights
The best players from the 2024-25 NTFL season were celebrated at the Nichols medal night with two cementing their place in history as they won the top awards for a third time. Check out all the winners and photos here.
Brutal admission proves US is totally broken
After years of futile posturing that turned millions away, a Democrat insider has finally broken some cold truths for a system in total disarray.
Woman feared missing in flood waters found safe
A woman feared missing in Ipswich flood waters has been found safe and well after a police investigation.
NT celebrity chef’s vast gun collection seized
A highly respected Territory chef had his collection of 200 firearms seized after he pleaded guilty to sending a 99-year-old pistol through the mail.
Red Centre sweating after 100 days of 40 degree temperatures
More than 100 days of scorching temperatures for Alice Springs has taken a massive toll on tradies trying to get work done on time.
Ex-leader arrested over horrific allegations
A former world leader has been arrested by police acting on an International Criminal Court warrant tied to his deadly war on drugs.
Councillor on keeping Donna as Deputy: ‘There are conversations’
Gold Coast city councillors are holding talks on whether to keep Deputy Mayor Donna Gates in the role and not transition her out as scheduled after widespread praise for her cyclone leadership.
‘I ran for my life’: Secret police recording played to jury
A covert police recording of Rajwinder Singh has been played to the jury in the Toyah Cordingley murder trial, with Mr Singh saying he “ran for his life” after he saw her killed on the beach.
Half cost of new house goes to tax, report
Huge chunks of the cost of building a new home are being eaten up by taxes and red tape, new analysis shows.
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