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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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Northern Territory

Generic photo - Petrol pump. woman pumping petrol in car at petrol station. Picture: iStock

Coroner to examine petrol sniffer rehab

A YOUNG man who spent more than half his life sniffing petrol should have been forced into a rigorous rehab program, a Coronial Inquest has heard

Northern Territory

Mining magnate and Hancock Chairman Gina Rinehart pictured at the Kidman Pastoral property, which on Friday, December 9, 2016, was approved for sale to Australia Outback Beef Ltd (AOB).AOB is a joint venture company headed and owned 67% by Hancock Prospecting Pty Ltd (Hancock) and 33% by Shanghai CRED Real Estate Stock Co Ltd (Shanghai CRED).

Gina has big plans for live exports

THE Territory’s largest landholder, and emerging cattle baroness, Gina Rinehart, has reportedly been spruiking long-term plans to develop the live export market into Asia, with proposals to ship 800,000 cattle to China a year

Northern Territory

Pussy Stuffer Keerthi Raja Eswaran leaving Darwin local court on Tuesday morning.

‘Pussy stuffer’ taxidermist spared prison

ROGUE taxidermist Keerthi Eswaran will not see the inside of a jail cell after being handed a suspended sentence in Darwin Local Court

Northern Territory

Rodney Kenyon is in police custody over the alledged stabbing of a man in Driver. MUST CREDIT Picture: Facebook

How prison snitch helped convict killer

RODNEY Kenyon was chasing after shadows when he armed himself with a sawn-off shotgun on an otherwise unremarkable Friday night in June 2015

Northern Territory

Pussy stuffer pleads guilty

ROGUE Darwin taxidermist Keerthi Raja Eswaran pleaded guilty on Tuesday to more than 350 poaching and guns charges following what prosecutors describe as Australia’s biggest ever wildlife seizure

Northern Territory

Darren Ashley on the day he was arrested on suspicion of murdering his wife, Kirsty, in Alice Springs. Picture: NT Police/NT Supreme Court

Mum’s plea to never let killer Darren Ashley out

DARREN Ashley cut a lonely figure in the dock of the Supreme Court in Darwin yesterday where he was sentenced to life in jail — 1758 days after he murdered his estranged wife, Kirsty Ashley

Northern Territory

Former Don Dale inmate in jail again

FORMER Don Dale inmate Leroy O’Shea is back behind bars after being charged with a string of car theft, traffic and stealing charges

Northern Territory

Ashley ‘worse’ than wife-killer Deacon, court hears

ALICE Springs murderer Darren Ashley has been described in court as worse than notorious fellow wife-killer Danny Deacon

Northern Territory

Danny Deacon during an interview with Channel Nine Darwin. MUST CREDIT Picture: Nine News Darwin/NT Supreme Court

Convicted murderer wants new trial

CONFESSIONS obtained by undercover police investigating Danny Deacon should not have been seen by a jury because they undermined his credibility as a witness, the Court of Criminal Appeal has heard.

Northern Territory

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

Deacon sentence too soft, court hears

DANNY Deacon’s level of planning, and his cunning attempts to get away with the murder of his partner Carlie Sinclair demand he serve an even longer period behind bars, the Court of Criminal Appeal has heard

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