GOOD Samaritan Sam Kansal and a band of volunteers are providing a lifeline for international students and workers who have lost jobs during the coronavirus pandemic but aren’t eligible for welfare payments.
TERRITORIANS have risen early this Anzac Day to remember those who fought — and fell — for our nation
ANZAC Day commemorations this year will be like none Australians have ever seen before, with the coronavirus pandemic shutting down official ceremonies. But our modern-day heroes will still be honouring their wartime counterparts.
DARWIN residents and businesses could have their first-quarter rates waived if they are going through hardship thanks to the NT Government’s $13.1 million recovery package for local government.
COUNCIL rates across the NT can now be deferred or waived with the help of a $13.1 million injection from the NT Government, relieving businesses facing hardship.
ACCUSATIONS service stations are gouging Territorians at the bowsers will be settled on Friday, with a meeting with petrol bosses to reveal why Territorians are coughing up more each time they refuel.
TERRITORIANS will miss out on a public holiday in 2020, with next week set to start on Monday after the Anzac Day weekend
POLICE had already been on the lookout for a car which later rolled, killing its driver, after it had earlier stopped in the middle of the Stuart Highway and nearly caused an accident
THERE will be no march, no wreath laying and no two-up on Anzac Day this year, but Territorians are still being urged to embrace the day of reflection for fallen soldiers.
STUDENT attendance in Territory schools dropped by 17 per cent while 90 per cent of staff showed up for the first day of Term 2 on Monday.
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