Shuttered Red Centre motel may rise again after $3.8m purchase
A local developer has unveiled a proposal to return a shuttered motel, which spent time as affordable housing and on the private rental market, back to its original use.
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Cash splash could deliver world leading facility – if right builder is chosen
The Red Centre could have ‘one of the finest contemporary skateparks and youth facilities in the country’ – but only if the right builder is chosen. Find out why.
Council building towards ‘bright future’ with appointment of second sparky
There’s a full house of councillors again in Alice Springs, with the latest role being filled by a closed door appointment – by a sparky. Find out who it is.
Woman dies in ‘tragic accident’ after being hit by boy on bicycle
A boy riding a push bike home from school in Darwin’s north has fatally injured a woman who stepped out of her home at the exact wrong moment.
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Beloved Darwin weatherman turns lens on long grass
A novel by a former NT weatherman provides a new, page turning perspective on a social cohort all too often dismissed as a problem to be solved, revealing the human face of some of our society’s most marginalised people.
New plan hatched to spruce-up northern suburbs ugly duckling centre
A modest renovation to a northern suburbs shopping centre will transform a 1980s ugly duckling into a modern office, retail and entertainment hub. Find out more.
Price on why she’s not at the country’s premier Indigenous event
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says Albo is “scrambling” on Indigenous affairs by adopting a focus “I’ve been talking about from the get go”, as her absence from the Garma Festival raises questions about how bipartisanship might be reached.
Lee Point faces federal unlawful clearing allegations
Defence Housing Australia faces fresh federal enquiries into potential breaches of the Environment Protection Act. Find out why these allegations of unlawful clearing have emerged.
4WD, ute and truck completely submerged at Nightcliff jetty
Darwin’s high tide has claimed its latest vehicular victims with two cars and a truck totally submerged at Nightcliff Jetty.
When 10th Million Dollar Fish season registration will open
The Million Dollar Fish is back for its 10th year, with first lines hitting the water soon. Find out more.
WHAT’S HOT: Your guide to the opening week of Darwin Festival
DARWIN FESTIVAL GUIDE: From death-defying stunts, heartwarming stories to awe-inspiring musical acts, here’s your guide to what’s hot in the opening week of the Darwin Festival.
‘Very intense’: Adults-only show lands in Top End
In Darwin a lavish Spiegeltent has been erected, with a talented team of circus artists preparing a high energy event featuring nudity, acrobatics and showmanship. Find out more.
‘Extensive plans’ to bring British aircraft carrier to Darwin
As Italian aircraft carrier ITS Cavour prepares to depart Australian waters, Defence Minister Richard Marles has revealed he’s in discussions to have an international aircraft carrier visit the Top End.
Katherine councillor seeks legal advice after being sanctioned
Katherine Town Council has issued one of its councillor’s a string of sanctions, claiming the member breached Code of Conduct and Social Media Policy. However, the councillor is now seeking legal advice and has has vowed to “finish the race”.
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