Mighty marlin makes visitor’s day
A SOUTHERNER caught one of the biggest marlin at this year’s three-day Billfish Classic.
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Bikie war threatens as Bandidos branch out
A SENIOR officer from the Gangs Taskforce says a contingent of interstate Bandidos is looking to set up a chapter in the Top End.
United Voice NT secretary announced
ERINA Early has been elected unopposed as the United Voice NT branch secretary
New mine to bring $1.7b investment
ONE of the Territory’s most promising mining projects looks certain to materialise, with the promise of more than $1.7 billion in investment and more than 300 jobs.
Premature eruption stops route
ASH from an Indonesian volcano prevented as many as 180 tourists from flying between Darwin and Bali.
NT uranium mine plans halted
ENERGY Resources of Australia Ltd has placed its controversial Ranger 3 Deeps project on indefinite hold, quashing hopes for 390 possible jobs.
Track move stopped in its tracks
SPECULATION about the future of horse racing at Fannie Bay has finally been squashed by Chief Minister Adam Giles.
Rosalie: ‘Keep your promise’
TERRITORIAN of the Year Rosalie Kunoth-Monks has called on the NT Government to not close remote communities.
Fish stocks safe says Fish
THE chairman of the NT Seafood Council has refuted claims that this year’s ‘metrey madness’ at Shady Camp could be harming the Territory’s barra stocks.
Another drunk crochead takes dunk
AFTER “a few drinks”, a Territory woman decided to go for a swim in crocodile-infested waters at Scotts Creek in the Djukbinj National Park.
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