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Craig DunlopChief of Staff (Weekend)

Craig is the chief of staff for the Saturday Herald Sun and Sunday Herald Sun. He previously worked as a reporter in Melbourne, Canberra and Darwin.

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Craig Dunlop

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Northern Territory

The final fateful ride of Big Kon

A ONE-TIME sleaze merchant from Kings Cross ends up as a jailed, skid row meth trafficker in Darwin. Where did it all go wrong? Craig Dunlop reports

Northern Territory

Man behind bars. Jail. Prison. Prisoner. Hands. Generic image.

Child paid with drugs for chores, court told

TWO drug dealers had one of their child customers doing household chores in exchange for free drugs, the Northern Territory Supreme Court has heard

Northern Territory

Community problems in the Ngaanyatjarra Lands Central Desert Region including alcohol , petrol and solvent sniffing , health , violence and crime . Stations have to sell Opal Fuel to contain the sniffing problem .

Desperate youths sniffing ‘unsniffable’ Opal fuel

A SMALL number of desperate young petrol sniffers in Arnhem Land are resorting to sniffing stolen Opal fuel – once described as “unsniffable” – despite a government efforts to curtail volatile substance abuse in the region

Northern Territory

Mining company’s bid for secrecy over bond

MCARTHUR River Mine will take action in the Supreme Court in a bid to block the government revealing the size of the environmental bond it is holding in case of environmental catastrophe.

Northern Territory

Paul Masten is running for Lord Mayor and for the Lyons ward. PICTURE: Supplied

Darwin Lord Mayor candidate faces court

CONVICTED thief, struck off lawyer and failed Darwin mayoral candidate Paul Masten appeared in Darwin Local Court on Monday where four people lodged applications for personal violence restraining orders against him

Northern Territory

Danny Deacon talks to the media about his parter Carlie Sinclair who has been missing for two weeks

Barrister calls for Danny Deacon retrial

THREE Supreme Court judges have been urged to “do something good for society” and grant convicted murderer Danny Deacon a retrial

Northern Territory

Zak Grieve who was Allegedly paid $5000 to murder Ray Niceforo was led by Police as members of the jury , Lawyers, and Prosecutors were shown the crime scene today in Katherine N.T.

Niceforo murder plot ‘was an open secret’

DOZENS of people knew of the amateurish plot to kill Katherine man Ray Niceforo but did nothing to stop it, The Australian reveals today

Northern Territory

Convicted killer lifting lid on life behind bars

CONVICTED Katherine murderer Zak Grieve, controversially jailed for at least 20 years, has detailed his life behind bars in the first instalment of a six-part documentary series released today

Northern Territory

Halikos dispute with Inpex now in Judge’s hands

AN ugly, multi-million dollar lawsuit between Darwin hotel company Halikos Hospitality and global gas giant Inpex is now in the hands of a Supreme Court judge, with both sides finalising their arguments on Thursday

Northern Territory

Saltwater crocodile Dominator leaps for his food on jumping croc tour on the Adelaide River. Picture: Hayley Sorensen

Croc-ky Horror Picture Show

HUGE 5m croc Brutus leapt to worldwide fame in 2011 when he appeared on the front page of the NT News. Now his much bigger rival and Adelaide River neighbour, Dominator, has staked his own claim to fame in this equally amazing image

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