This is the first definitive list of the nation’s 100 best private schools – based on data, not opinions and reputation. And there was one clear winner when it came to co-ed versus single sex.
The student is ‘recovering well’ after a visit to the hospital, the school says, who are continuing ‘to monitor the situation’. Read what we know.
The future leaders being educated at the Territory’s top private schools share their hopes, dreams and fears for their generation.
Two laws, two cultures and two worlds will once again meet on the ancient ceremonial grounds in far north of the country for the 25th annual Garma festival. See what’s planned over the four day event.
Darwin has sweated through an unusually sticky July, with higher temperatures and humid conditions bringing back memories of the build-up. Here’s what you can expect in the coming weeks.
Pharmacists and technicians in Darwin, Alice and Katherine hospitals are ‘critically’ understaffed and struggling to function, according to Professional Pharmacists Australia.
Sickening footage has emerged of a girl being stalked, assaulted and threatened with a machete. NT Police say they are aware of the horrifying incident. See the footage.
A research breakthrough around a little known virus – which affects Central Australian communities – has the team behind the discovery believing a cure may be on the horizon. Find out more.
After two days of scanning the open water for one of their own, the US Navy has given a sad update.
Protesters march through Darwin CBD calling for an end to the war in Gaza on July 30, 2025. Video: Darcy Fitzgerald
The Northern Territory is showing encouraging signs of economic improvement in the latest CommSec State and Territory Economic Performance Report recording the fastest annual economic growth in the nation over the past year. See the other data.
A man is on the run after attacking another at a Top End park, with a bloodied footpath near a childcare centre forming part of the police crime scene. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Police are urging motorists to avoid a Palmerston street after a man was glassed at a park.
The NT’s anti-discrimination watchdog warns new reforms will erode Territorians rights, while the CLP says it is ‘restoring balance’ between protections and free speech.
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