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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 Australian Transport Safety Bureau released a report into this 2014 Helicopter Crash near Borroloola that nearly killed pilot Matthew Gane. Picture: ATSB

Helmet saved chopper pilot’s life

HELICOPTER pilot Matt Gane would likely have been killed if he hadn’t been wearing a helmet, an Australian Transport Safety Bureau report into his 2015 crash near Borroloola has found

Northern Territory

Liverpool Leader - General photographs of grave sites / burial sites on Pitt Street, Badgerys Creek NSW Australia - the bodies in the site are going to be exhumed and relocated.

Thorak Cemetery facing grave future

LITCHFIELD council will have to come to the rescue of Thorak Regional Cemetery, which is rapidly losing money and needs an urgent review of its business model

Northern Territory

17/12/2008: 16/03/2006: McArthur River Mine. Earth moving equipment scrapes away at the mine face to load trucks headed for the mill.

Fish near mine not serious risk to health

LEAD found in fish near the McArthur River Mine is not a serious risk to human health, according to an independent review

Northern Territory

Hiro Nakamura was hospitalised Monday night after being attacked by a stingray. Picture: Hiroaki Nakamura/Facebook

NT fishing icon Hiro stung by stingray

DARWIN fishing icon Hiroaki Nakamura attacked by stingray in an elusive quest for Million Dollar Barra

Northern Territory

Sunday Territorian fishing columnist Hiroaki Nakamura caught his 1000th Barramundi on Saturday. Picture: Hiroaki Nakamura/Facebook

Our Hiro nabs momentous 1000th barra

A TWIST of fate saw Hiroaki Nakamura catch his 1000th barramundi at East Point on Saturday afternoon

Northern Territory

A police officer with kids that have been evacuated from Stuart Park Primary School after a bomb threat.

Bomb threats to four NT schools

Four schools evacuated following series of co-ordinated phone threats, TRG called in

Northern Territory

Unions NT secretary Paul Kirby at a Darwin rally against the China Australia Free Trade Agreement. Photo: LACHLAN WILLIAMS/ETU

Union says laid-off Inpex sparkies owed wages

THE Electrical Trades Union has argued before the Fair Work Commission that 150 workers on the Inpex site were short-changed when being made redundant

Northern Territory

The MARGIRIS KL749, a Lithuanian super trawler, 30 miles off the coast of Mauritania.Greenpeace is campaigning in West Africa for the establishment of a sustainable, low impact fisheries policy that takes into account the needs and interests of small-scale fishermen and the local communities that depend on healthy oceans. Pierre Gleizes / Greenpeace

Seafood Council welcomes NT supertrawlers

THE Northern Territory Seafood Council has welcomed the prospect of foreign supertrawlers plying Territory waters.

Northern Territory

A second car in two days has washed off Cahills Crossing Picture: NT Police

Great Wall of shame

A Great Wall vehicle became the second car to be washed off Cahills Crossing in Kakadu National Park this week, prompting frustration from emergency services.

Northern Territory

ElvisÕ the saltwater crocodile being fed half a cow for his 50th birthday at the Australian Reptile Park

VIDEO: Cranky croc has a cow on his birthday

THE crankiest croc to ever come out of the Top End cracked a smile when his zookeepers treated him to half a cow on his birthday

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