Mission accomplished: Our Territory Day fireworks arrive in Darwin
Mission Territory Day fireworks is officially a success – our fireworks have arrived, been unpacked and stored in a secure location ready for distribution.
Mission Territory Day fireworks is officially a success – our fireworks have arrived, been unpacked and stored in a secure location ready for distribution.
A workshop in the Red Centre is aiming to help keep Indigenous languages alive – and it’s got some help coming from Spokane, Washington. FREE READ.
Minister for Parks and Wildlife and Minister for Tourism and Hospitality Marie-Clare Boothby marked World Crocodile Day by reaffirming the CLP government’s commitment to keeping crocodiles at the heart of Territory life.
A new national recruitment campaign has been launched by the Finocchiaro CLP Government to attract qualified school counsellors and social workers from across Australia and New Zealand to new Territory.
The transformation of another stretch of Darwin’s fabulous Mindil Beach and East Point coastline is all but complete with its public opening next Friday evening.
Another weekend, another fantastic food and culture festival to immerse yourself in! Darwin’s multicultural heart is beating again, writes Kate Dinning.
A cruise passenger is stuck in hospital after his 40th wedding anniversary trip went south.
It’s arguably the fullest weekend of the year, so if I am honest, I really hope you’ve already got your plans sorted, Darwin – writes Kate Dinning.
Manton Dam closed its waters to all activities apart from boating and fishing hours after it reopened on Monday.
East Arnhem Indigenous business leaders have come together in Nhulunbuy to build networks and share ideas for growing success in the region. FREE READ.
A 10-year-old boy missing in Katherine has been located safe and well, according to police.
Professors and past students said the NT Medical Career Expo is an invaluable date in the diary for any medical students or junior doctors looking to shape their Territory career.
We’ve officially reached the time in the Darwin annual calendar when I stop saying, ‘We have such a big weekend’ and just continue with business as usual until the end of the Dry, writes Kate Dinning.
International ambassadors representing more than seven foreign countries are in Darwin. Find out why.
FREE READ: A free exhibition showcasing Timorese culture and Tais has launched at Tactile Arts, just in time for the celebration of East Timor Restoration of Independence Day.
The new campaign lines up with National Road Safety Week, and rewards riders who exhibit safe road behaviours.
Palmerston residents are facing the prospect of rate rises of no less than 3.9 per cent over the next 10 years. Read why.
The Northern Territory’s top exporters are being sought for the 2025 Chief Minister’s NT Export Awards.
A state-of-the-art winch simulator at CareFlight’s Darwin base is setting a new benchmark in training for Down-the-Wire (DTW) nurses (and doctors).
Free read: From catapults to VR, maths equals fun for these future STEM leaders. Read the details.
Australians are heading to the polls to cast their vote. See the full list of Northern Territory polling booth locations here — including the ones that will have a democracy sausage sizzle.
If you’re looking for food and fun, there are a couple of cultural festivals to check out this weekend in Darwin, writes Kate Dinning.
With the end of the three-year federal government term rapidly approaching, here’s everything you need to know about casting your vote.
A Territory mine has reached another major milestone with the export of 55,000 tonnes of beneficated iron ore fines from the Darwin Port Sunday.
It’s our first real ‘Dry season’ glimpse this weekend – and it’s starting to feel just like it with the addition of the Mindil Markets, and Waterfront Beach Club, writes Kate Dinning.
The Territory economy will have $85 million pumped into it from 52 domestic and five international conferences scheduled across the NT this year.
The Northern Territory is standing at a crucial crossroads. We can either allow bureaucracy and blunt policy settings to continue stifling growth, or we can choose a smarter, more responsive path. The NT Property Council’s Ruth Palmer explains why.
City of Darwin says it is confident the proposed $150 million redevelopment providing Darwin with a new civic centre and office tower is in alignment and compliance with the Local Government Act and other applicable legislation and requirements.
A tropical low hanging off the Northern Territory coast is expected to intensify into a cyclone as it veers towards Western Australia.
Australia’s leading conference on agricultural development in the North is underway in Darwin.
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