Alice Springs visitor centre, popular bar among latest break-ins
A spate of break-ins across Alice Springs has hit the visitor information centre and one of the town’s most popular bars. See the damage.
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A huge crowd went troppo during a day of cosplay, video gaming and e-Sports in Darwin. See the pictures of costumes that went TROPiCON.
Watch the video: Researchers leave Territory in hunt for new life
The Top End has played a vital role in a groundbreaking 35-day research project destined to find ocean animals and sea mountains never seen by human eyes.
Major decision made on Territory Covid isolation rules
The Northern Territory’s mandatory Covid isolation period is in for a huge shake-up. Here’s everything you need to know about the new rules.
‘Cowardly act’: Woman injured during brutal bashing
A woman was allegedly bashed with a blunt object during 24 hours of crime in the Territory. Police have responded to multiple illegal events over the past day.
Crossing the digital divide, a pilot program brings new hope in Alice
From using computers to surfing the web, not every Territorian has the technology skills needed to live in a modern world. Now, an Alice Springs pilot aims to bridge the digital divide.
60+ clubs: Local kids splash down at swimming titles in Top End
Darwin will host 430 Aussie swimmers at the country championships. Find out if your local club is taking part in this inaugural event.
Bye George: Willcox channels ScoMo in laid-back maiden speech
It’s what was missing from newly-minted Dawson MP Andrew Willcox’s speech that makes it so interesting. And he channelled a little bit of Scott Morrison. Here’s how the politician’s first parliamentary speech went.
She matters: The women failed by a justice system that’s supposed to be blind
Research of missing or killed women shows a disturbing trend. Journalist SHERELE MOODY examines the inadequate judicial outcomes failing Australian families and dead women.
Nation votes: Nearly 1 million Aussies make up their minds
Nothing can dampen the nation’s enthusiasm to cast a vote with early ballots set to hit the one million mark on day three of pre-polling, as we reveal who almost 7000 have voted for >>
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