NT ICAC should be scrapped: Former Attorney-General
A former Northern Territory Attorney-General has called for the winding up of the NT’s corruption watchdog ICAC saying it has been a complete waste of time and money. Find out why.
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CLP tight-lipped on why its tough bail laws appear to be failing
Tough talk by Lia Finocchiaro from the Opposition benches about stopping bail for people charged with serious crimes is proving harder to implement in government.
‘Something special’: NT team defying the odds at Las Vegas Nines
The Northern Territory Titans are doing their home country proud, proving their talent on the world stage as they prepare for a final day tilt at the big prize on day two of the Las Vegas Nines.
Karate kid’s dream on ice due to high airfares out of Territory
The high price of flights in and out the NT have led to a local karate lover calling for help to fund a trip to train under ‘superstar instructors’ – with the hopes of passing on the knowledge.
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$3.9m boost to NT Legal Aid to avert ‘crisis point’
A $3.9m lifeline to Legal Aid NT will allow trials and hearings to continue into the new year, but the embattled and critical legal service has been told to keep cutting the fat with more ‘efficiencies’.
Petition to return Lee Point to Larrakia
‘Sweet and lovely place’: The opposition and crossbench joined Elder June Mills at the steps of parliament as she called for Lee Point to be transferred to Larrakia ownership.
‘Step up’: Albanese government under fire for border breach debacle
The Albanese Government needs to do more to stop foreign illegals in the Top End, says Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Gerard Maley, who is calling on Australian Border Force to expand its northern operations.
Sculpture storm: Prime Minister pulls out of Cyclone Tracy event
The exclusive event for the controversial Cyclone Tracy kinetic sculpture launch has been cancelled due to Prime Minister Anthony Albanese abandoning his Top End trip. READ THE LATEST.
‘Crazy’: International spotlight on homegrown Territory cultural festival
One of the Territory’s most popular homegrown festivals has been short-listed as one of only 10 cultural festivals – with the winners set to be announced in Rome.
‘Lack of regard for the truth’: Greenies ordered to pay gas giant’s legal costs
The federal court has ordered a green group to pay a small fortune for delaying construction of a gas pipeline. Read what happened.
Buzz off: Virus risk rises as Top End mozzie numbers peak
Territorians will have noticed an extra bite from mozzies this Wet season as the numbers across the Top End coast reach an unusual extreme. Find out why.
Man allegedly indecently touched by employee at Top End business
A 23-year-old man has been charged with gross indecency without consent and indecent touching after allegedly assaulting another man at a Palmerston business.
‘Screaming and shouting’: Fisho’s $10k early birthday surprise
A dedicated fisho delayed his flight to try his luck in the water and reeled as a result reeled in a red-tagged barra becoming the 16th winner of Million Dollar Fish Season 10.
Cut back: Apartment proposal downsized as opposition grows
Red Centre residents including a local councillor have voiced opposition for a proposed apartment complex in Alice Springs, which the developer has downsized. Find out why.
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