How to read NT News digital print edition for free
We’re committed to making it easy for readers – local, interstate and international – to access our content, when, where and how it suits them. So this weekend we’ve decided to open up our digital print edition to everyone – for free.
From the halls of parliament, the courthouse, the best waterholes – and watering holes – to local footy live streams, crocs, fishing, business, puzzles and where to go on your next local adventure, the NT News is dedicated to helping Territorians understand and make the most of the community we live in.
We believe in sharing the truth and helping people understand the world around them.
Great local journalism has the power to make the lives of Territorians richer, and our society more connected.
The NT News is home to talented and passionate people committed to telling stories of true local significance, alongside an unrivalled network of experts across the rest of the country. All of us at the NT News know that our journalism is what makes us so important to you, our curiosity in making the Territory one of the best places on earth.
CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman is an avid reader of the NT News, and chooses to consume his news through the Digital Print Edition every day.
“Every morning, I like to take some time before my day starts at CDU and dive into the digital pages of the NT News,” he said.
“For three years, it’s been my go-to for catching up on what’s happening in the Territory.
“It’s quick and convenient, and I enjoy keeping up with the top stories throughout my day.
“I particularly like the comments section because it’s a lively mix of public opinions and stories that turn each article into a community conversation.
“It’s more than just news; it’s a daily connection to the buzz and opinions shaping life in the NT.”
We’re committed to making it easy for readers – local, interstate and international – to access our content, when, where and how it suits them, whether it be out on the boat at Cullen Bay, over a coffee at Nightcliff or a beer at the Waterfront.
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As part of this promise, this weekend we’ve decided to open up our digital print edition to everyone – for free.
We’ve also recently made new additions to the digital print edition, with extra reading every Sunday from some of the country’s best travel, health, beauty and lifestyle writers.
You can check out the digital print edition for free until Monday.
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