Red Centre designer’s creations worn by Canberra top brass
One Red Centre earring and brooch maker has received recognition from Australia’s leader – the Prime Minister.
Northern Territory
Darwin’s hottest sale spots
Homebuyers are snapping up property in Darwin’s northern suburbs with new data revealing the hotspots where homes sell the quickest. DID YOUR SUBURB MAKE THE LIST?
Remains found after suspected croc attack
The girl, 12, went missing on Tuesday. She was last seen swimming in a creek.
Dachshunds, woodchopping, V8s, giant gnomes: Full guide to the 2024 Alice Springs Show
A celebrity chop off, a dachs-egg race, V8 supercars and much more. Here’s what you can expect from the 2024 Alice Springs Show.
Child vanishes in suspected croc attack
A child is missing in a remote part of the Northern Territory after a suspected crocodile attack on Tuesday afternoon.
‘What the f***?’ Terrifying firework explosion
Young Aussies were seen desperately running for safety as rogue fireworks exploded behind them in a park – but there’s more to the story than meets the eye.
Cult chain brings back beloved item
A popular Aussie restaurant chain is bringing back a cult favourite menu item.
Polar blast brings snow, wild winds
Strong wind gusts will reach Victoria, Tasmania, parts of the ACT and NSW on Saturday.
PM grilled on upcoming pay rise
The Prime Minister has been grilled on his salary ahead of his pay rise on Monday.
Missing man Noel Davey found after 48 hour search
NT Police have found missing man Noel Davey after a two day search. Read the latest.
Future NT 2024: Lineup revealed as ticket sales open
The NT News’ Future Northern Territory campaign returns for its third year next month as the push to create a $40bn economy by 2030 continues and this year will include a live leaders debate.
Students’ art on display after NAIDOC poster competition
Students will see their art displayed in the Top End after an inaugural NAIDOC poster competition. See one of the winning posters.
Qatar eyes deal with Virgin Australia
After having its bid for more flights blocked, a major international airline is in talks for a stake in Virgin Australia, in a move that could lower ticket prices.
Four words Assange told PM revealed
Julian Assange spoke to Anthony Albanese after arriving in Australia for the first time in 15 years, here’s what he said.
1000 books in 24 weeks: Twins take on tough challenge
Two bookworm twins have set themselves an ambitious goal for the 2024 Chief Minister’s Reading Challenge. Here’s what they need to do.
Why more than 200 ‘shitboxes’ have rolled into Red Centre
A rag-tag group of cars and drivers have crossed into the Red Centre from Victoria and sold their ‘shitboxes’ – and it’s all for a good reason. Find out why.
‘High risk’: Bank in hot water over move
Westpac has been sanctioned, with the industry watchdog saying the bank’s move put vulnerable customers at “high risk” of harm.
500+ Territory school holiday activities for June-July break
Hundreds of activities are on offer for kids across the Territory as they head into the June-July break. FREE STORY.
Take the day: How to make the most of ‘adventure season’ in the NT
Last Sunday, my partner and I decided we needed to go for a drive. We both weren’t quite sure where – Kakadu felt like a bit of a trek, but Litchfield didn’t feel quite like enough of an adventure – so we hit the Stuart Highway, writes Kate Dinning.
ICAC Inspector’s report tabled in parliament
The NT’s corruption commissioner will face another probe into allegations of inappropriate behaviour as the reasons why he was cleared of any wrongdoing over DV allegations were made public. Read what was tabled.
Warm heads, full hearts: Behind the scenes of the world’s biggest beanie festival
A beloved Red Centre festival is back and promises to be bigger than ever. See a sneak peak of how the Beanie Festival is shaping up.
Darwin gets loud and proud for Top End’s most colourful festival
This year’s Darwin Pride Festival is bringing some major star power with music, cabaret and everything in-between. See what else is in store.
‘Made it clear’: PM lashes China’s journo block
The Prime Minister has spoken out about the treatment of journalist Cheng Lei during the Chinese Premier’s visit to Australia.
Dutton edges out Albo as preferred PM
New polls have revealed Opposition Leader Peter Dutton has overtaken Prime Minister Anthony Albanese as the country’s preferred leader.
Pilot-less plane headed for Australia
An unmanned aircraft roughly the size of a Boeing 737 is headed to Australia for the first time.
Staggering number of vacant homes exposed
There may be thousands of empty homes in the heart of one major city, but no one it seems has a handle on just how many.
What’s on: Need for speed in the Top End
Last weekend we had the Finke Desert Race, this weekend is the Darwin V8 Supercars – while the NT is often celebrated for its slower pace, there’s certainly a need for speed in the air at the moment, writes Kate Dinning.
Qantas slashes fares on premium seats
High rollers rejoice, Qantas has launched the first stand-alone sale for business and premium economy seats since the pandemic.
‘Alarming’: Product flooding into Australia
Authorities have seized more than a million products as the latest wave of illicit nicotine products hits Australia.
‘Where’s the money?’: DV program under fire
The Federal Government’s plan to tackle family and domestic violence has come under fire after it was revealed it hadn’t been fulfilled.
‘Dodgy’: Latest warning on cold-call rip-offs
As if phone calls from random numbers couldn’t get more annoying, the alarm has been raised about these dodgy cold callers.
Aussie state people are flocking to
A massive net overseas migration number has pushed Australia’s population to 27 million in the latest population figures from the ABS.
Surprise rent news for Aussie tenants
Aussie renters have been offered some relief after a surprising decline was recorded in advertised rents in capital cities.
Warning over concerning health trend
The national regulator flagged shortages of medicine to treat the disease a year ago.
Big problem with Aussie tap water exposed
The US slashed the limit for forever chemicals in tap water this year to a fraction of Australian standards, and serious testing gaps have now been exposed.
Important tax details Aussies need to know
Too many Australians are making mistakes on their returns, says Australia’s leading professional accounting body.
The song every Australian should know
Students can join top Aussie performers in their plight to help preserve ‘severely endangered’ Indigenous languages by learning this one simple song.
Your say: Who is the ultimate Top End Legend?
After being made to choose from an array of truly iconic Territorians for a dress-up party, Kate Dinning got curious. So, who would you choose as the ultimate Top End legend? FREE.
Tough road rules come into force today
Holidaymakers have been issued a warning as they hit the roads for the long weekend.
Wild pics capture state’s flood chaos
Rescuers have captured the moment a driver was pulled from her car amid one state’s flood chaos, sparked after a rain bomb dumped hundreds of millimetres across multiple regions.
Dire future for Aussie ski seasons
Even if damage is reined in, one of Australia’s key tourism drivers faces a bleak future, new research finds.
Price of Aussie staple skyrockets amid crisis
New images have captured the shocking reality of soaring food prices, with Tim Tams selling more almost $12.
Yoga teachers beat tradies on migrant list
Amid a housing crisis and building companies going bust, a draft list of priority migrant workers has fast-tracked yoga teachers above some tradies.
Thousands worth of prizes as fishing fever hits Palmerston
Fishers looking for a bit of extra cash in their pockets are being encouraged to swing by Palmerston for a competition with some pretty good odds.
Weekend filled with patchy rain nationwide
More rain and dangerous winds are expected to hit the country in the coming days as winter arrives with a bang.
What’s on: Arts, culture and fun to be had this weekend
Art and culture lovers (or those who just enjoy a good movie) can treat themselves to many fun-filled activities in Darwin and Katherine this weekend, writes Kate Dinning.
Mining and resources boosting local businesses
Many small and medium sized businesses across the Territory are servicing the mining and resources industry and the benefits are flowing back into local economies through jobs and growth.
Update on TV star’s fatal chopper crash
The widow of a Netflix Star killed when his helicopter crashed is unlikely to receive a payout from the aviation authority yet, a court has heard.
80 per cent of Australia to be soaked
Get the umbrella and gumboots out, a rain front will sweep across the continent this week, drenching Aussies from Perth to Sydney.
‘Vampires’ costing Aussie homes hundreds
Aussie households are being ripped off at an astonishing rate by energy “vampires” that rack up charges on household power bills even when turned off.
What to do on this jam-packed Dry Season weekend
The Dry Season is here and there’s no shortage of stuff to do, Kate Dinning is here to give you the low down on everything happening this weekend.
Teenage girl missing in Alice Springs
Police are appealing for information as a 16-year-old Alice Springs girl has not been seen or heard from since Wednesday.
Harbour report card: The strange items that ended up in our waterways
A new “report card” into the health of a key Territory waterway has painted an optimistic picture, but concerns are bubbling about growing levels of litter and toxic metals in Darwin Harbour.
Vital roadside skill Aussies struggle with
The one state where residents are the least likely to know how to change a tyre has been revealed. You’d never guess where it is.
Major twist after child found in ‘cage’
Details have emerged about the father of a child who was allegedly found in a cage at a worksite.
The NT’s legacy mines doing right by Territorians
Meet one of the faces behind the NT government’s Legacy Mines Unit, undertaking important remediation work on historic Territory mines.
Why northern Australia will be ‘unliveable’
Northern parts of Australia will suffer from ‘lethal heat’ in the coming decades, making it fatal to be outside for more than a few hours, experts warn.
Comedians bring laughs to the Red Centre
Five comedians have hit the Red Centre, bringing laughs to Alice Springs residents – and they have their sights set on Darwin next.
Gas giant to cut 200 jobs
One of Australia’s energy titans will cut 200 jobs, blaming a delay in ‘growth activities’ for the cull.
Why this paramedic lecturer will tackle ultra-marathon in silence
A paramedic lecturer – who is no stranger to being on the front lines – is once again putting herself through a tough situation. But this time it’s different.
Wild outback footy brawl investigated
A brawl at a rural football match involving numerous players and spectators has resulted in the game being terminated, prompting an immediate inquiry.
Budget to ‘keep Territorians safe’
The Northern Territory has announced a record law and order investment to keep Territorians safe and reduce levels of crime in the Top End.
‘Life changing’ education plan saved from funding cliff
Educators have been kept in the dark over the funding future of a ‘life changing’ remote preschool program helping more than 2600 mums and bubs.
What’s on: Territorians in for an easy, breezy weekend of fun
Are you still searching for something to do this weekend in Darwin? You’re in luck. Find out what’s on.
Landmark ruling over sacred site damage
The High Court has made a landmark ruling in favour of traditional owners, finding the Commonwealth responsible for damage done to a famous sacred site.
Nominations for the 2024 NT Training Awards close next week
There are less than two weeks left to nominate yourself, an individual or business that is excelling in the vocational education and training (VET) sector. Vote now.
Hungry Jack’s huge call on cult items
Aussie fast food giant Hungry Jack’s has returned two cult items to its menu after winning a huge legal battle with Maccas.
Red Centre town represents Territory for national Tidy Towns crown
Representatives from the Territory town travelled all the way to Gascoyne Junction in WA to attend the awards. Read on to find out who was classed this years tidiest town.
What’s on: Long weekend plans locked in
The dry season has officially started, and there’s certainly no easing into the madness for us Territorians, writes Kate Dinning. Plan your long weekend.
What do you make if you cross a snake invasion of a newspaper office AND this article about it? HISS-STORY!
The Darwin-based news team is on the brink of working from home after two snakes were found slithering toward the newsroom in 24 hours.
Red Centre resort celebrates birthday with sunrise artworks
A native high tea and a sunrise art show are how this Red Centre resort plans to celebrate its 40th birthday. Read on to find out how you can celebrate with them.
Comedians road tripping to the Territory
The Melbourne International Comedy Roadshow is bringing some of the best comedic talent to the Territory’s doorstep for two shows only. Read when and where they’re playing.
Reality star reveals health scare
The Australian-born influencer said doctors found skin cancer on his shoulder.
VET course slated to produce the next crop of local artists
A pilot program for a new certificate course for Centralian students is looking to make sure the Red Centre arts scene stays strong. Read out what the students will be learning.
Mercury to rise for ‘cheeky’ long weekend
Families looking to make a break over the unofficial holiday weekend are in for a sunny surprise.
Full guide: Anzac Day events in the Territory
From Dawn Services to two-up, here is your full guide to what Anzac Day events are happening across the Territory. Free read.
What’s open on Anzac Day and when
See when the nation’s major supermarkets and retailers will open on Anzac Day in NSW, Victoria, Queensland, and more.
Truth of ‘confusing’ discount labels exposed
Australia’s biggest grocery chains have been exposed for using “confusing” labels as many shoppers reveal they can’t tell if prices are a genuine discount.
Sunrise star reveals huge surprise
The Sunrise team are joining in the celebrations after one of their reporters shared some exciting news with viewers.
Drawn to the light: More than 20k flock to Parrtjima
Calls for Parrtjima Festival to be extended have been knocked back despite the organisers recording more than 20,000 attendees and the Major Events Minister calling it a ‘major success’.
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