What’s on: Top beers are hops, sip and a jump away
Have you ever driven down Dick Ward Drive and seen the big dark blue building on the corner of Totem Rd and wondered if you could stop in for a beer? Now you can, writes Kate Dinning.
Northern Territory
New approaches to making the most of Aboriginal tourism
Growing Indigenous tourism is in the sights of policy makers, with both NT and Federal Governments boosting an emerging sector to deliver brand new markets and experiences to Australian and international holiday makers.
Celebs descend on Aussie icon for resort’s 40th birthday
Some of Australia’s biggest names have gathered at a Red Centre icon, to celebrate a rockin’ 40th birthday for the ages. See the pictures.
‘Visual connection’: New carpark to reduce congestion, boost safety
A carpark worth $637,000 is set to make school drop-offs safer at one Top End school. Find out how.
Scrymgour: Domestic violence and family responsibility
In a sobering public statement on 15 October 2024, following the latest senseless killing at Lajamanu, Assistant Commissioner Travis Wurst echoed the thoughts of many of us, writes Marion Scrymgour.
Students receive ‘vital’ remote healthcare training
Trauma management, resuscitation and care of infants was the focus for 30 students who will go on to support remote communities across the Territory.
Power duo promises only Territory show will be ‘very intimate’
The musicians will be playing one show only, which they promise will be their most ‘intimate’ yet. Find out more.
Found: Darwin teenager back with family after 24 hours
A Darwin teenager missing for 24 hours has been found.
Ear, ear: NT doctor shares hope for hearing loss prevention
After swapping classrooms for clinics, a graduate audiologist has revealed the reason behind her career change and shared her hopes for the industry’s future on World Audiology Day.
Opinion: Enhancing Darwin Port’s growing role with major trading partners
Darwin Port’s management has returned from Shenzhen after a whirlwind visit to grow the facility’s regional reputation. Hear from CEO Peter Dummett.
Home owner recounts frightening fire reality as danger period declared
A fire danger period has been declared in the wake of a 4500 sq km bushfire burning in the Barkly region, with one homeowner describing the ‘intense’ blaze that came within metres of his home.
Revealed: Alice Springs to benefit from billion-dollar NBN rollout
Central Australia is set for landmark upgrades to the NBN. Read how many businesses and residents are set for a win.
Missing boy found ‘safe and well’
Northern Territory Police have thanked the members of the community who helped locate the 7-year-old who went missing in Palmerston Friday morning.
Talking wine bottles, washing machine drama: Free film festival line-up revealed
An Australia-wide film festival is headed to Alice Springs for the first time, and it’s bringing some highlights from the world of international cinema – for free. Find out more.
What’s on: Tasty Territory surprises and AFL grand final tips
In the Territory, we do things a little differently – down to the way we run our grocery stores. You may find more than you bargained for, writes Kate Dinning.
House of the week: Foreshore nearby, for sure to impress
A substantially renovated elevated home is new to the market in one of Darwin’s most sought-after suburbs. Take a look inside.
Throw another croc on the barbie: How Territory delicacy is becoming an AFL grand final tradition
The Northern Territory may not yet have a team in the AFL, but ahead of the Brisbane Lions and Sydney Swans 2024 grand final clash, punters can get a real taste of the Territory on their plate.
Territory’s top agents revealed
The Northern Territory real estate agents who will be vying for a top gong at the 2024 Annual REA Excellence Awards have been revealed with the finalists announced this week.
Concern held for missing NT woman
Police are seeking help to find 20 year old Latarne, believed to be in the Alice Springs area and last seen on Sunday morning.
‘Grave concerns’ for Tennant Creek man missing for five days
Loved ones and police hold ‘grave concerns’ for a missing man whose car was found abandoned 15km from a remote outback town. Read the latest.
NT authors short-listed for Chief Minister’s best book
Nine NT authors are one step away from having penned the Territory’s best books of 2024. See who made the list.
What’s on: NT talent across industries shines on Aussie stage
In the last three weeks alone there have been some awards won, records broken, and Australia firsts – all good things – and all by people in Darwin and the NT, writes Kate Dinning.
NOMINATE NOW: Top health workers supporting NT students
The countdown is on as nominations for the NT’s best health student supervisor draw to a close next week.
New Spelling Bee champs crowned
After over 70,000 student registrations, three riveting rounds and every state and territory in Australia joining the hive, it’s time to meet the national champions of the 2024 PM’s Spelling Bee.
Weather watch: First decent drops of the season loom for Territory
Rainfall is expected in Darwin this week while a cloud band is also developing across central and northern NT. Details.
Research finds shock number of NT parents could improve kids’ diets
Lack of information, time and creativity are some of the issues stopping parents from providing their toddlers their nutritional best, a new study has found.
What’s on: Is the NT the new festival state?
If you thought you’d crammed enough into your Dry season and the festivals and events would finish come August – I’ve got news for you, writes Kate Dinning. Find out what’s on in the NT.
Missing teen last seen in Palmerston CBD, Gray areas
A Palmerston student has gone missing, with police searching high and low for the teen. Latest.
Bushranger: That’s not a barra, THIS is a barra
Crime show fans would have noticed the cast of Deadloch filming n Darwin, with episodes set in the Top End to hit screens in season two. But a Bushie spy noticed some things were just not quite right on the set.
My First Year 2024: First look at NT’s Transition student feature
NT preppies in their first year of schooling marks an exciting new life adventure. Hundreds of preppies across dozens of schools will feature in the NT News’ special My First Year galleries. Find out more here.
Fire sale: Bargain renovator priced below land value
This fire sale could be the best bargain in the market, though the agent warns ‘it’s certainly not a turnkey home – there’s no front door for the key”.
Property prices up year-on-year
Darwin home prices are up year-on-year despite a monthly drop in values in August, new data has shown. CHECK OUT THE LATEST MEDIANS
‘Beyond the classroom’: New tech for remote school
A remote NT school has opened a new computer lab for students as efforts continue to teach NT kids about digital literacy and safety.
NT Police search for missing 60yo man
A missing 60-year-old man has not been heard from in more than a week as police launch a search for him.
If you’re a dumpling deviant, this new Darwin festival is for you
Top End dumpling lovers are set to indulge in a feast for the senses this weekend with the arrival of Darwin’s inaugural Dumpling Festival. Here’s everything you need to know.
Rangers hunt for missing cat as rumours swirl about shelter’s safety
Rangers are searching for a tabby cat that escaped its enclosure during a Northern Territory animal shelter break-in.
Registrations still open to join the ride of a lifetime
A motorcycle ride is taking place from the Top End to out west – all for a good cause – and you can get involved, or win a motorbike. Find out how.
The Qld Police hire that will be felt across NT border
Queensland Police has announced the appointment of its first ever Cross-Border Commissioner, whose remit is in part to bust offending across multiple borders. It means he’ll be on NT Police’s radar.
Top End volunteer’s long road to recovery after massive stroke
Shortly after running a personal best time at Palmerston Parkrun, a fit and healthy 38-year-old woman suffered a massive stroke. This is what she wants you to know.
On-country learning program proves a hit for Red Centre school
A unique engagement program at a Red Centre school has led to “real transformations” – according to staff – with students also loving it too. Find out more.
Twist in concern for sailor missing for months on solo trip to Mexico
In an eerie echo of a 2018 incident when Kris Larsen was lucky to be found alive after 100 days lost at sea – the 68-year-old has once again not been seen since leaving Darwin on his homemade yacht last year.
Tiny NT school, Warumpi Band founder win big at Darwin’s NIMAs
A trio of Territorian talents claimed gongs at the weekend’s 20th anniversary edition of the National Indigenous Music Awards, held at the Darwin Amphitheatre. See who else wowed the judges.
Darwin paw-lice dog paw-traits melt hearts
The official portraits of Darwin’s cutest troops have been released, melting the hearts of the online community. See the photos.
We’re safest if we stop crime before it starts
Everyone in the Territory wants to live in a safe community. And common sense says you can’t stop a crime once it has been committed. Whoever wins the NT election will face the reality that treating the symptoms won’t cure the disease, writes Leeanne Caton.
Red Centre council calls on community to come find their ‘furrever friends’
One Red Centre council wants locals to help animals from the shelter find their new “forever home” – and they’ve given plenty of incentives to those looking to do so.
‘Tragic as it was, it was a no-brainer’: organ donor teen saves lives
Harvey Williams was named “most promising lifesaver” by his Surf Life Saving Club – and he became just that, as an organ donor, after tragically dying at age 19.
List: Australians who have vanished from the NT
Alice Springs mum Angie Lee Fuller was last seen 18 months ago, never to be seen or heard from again. Her story is one of hundreds police are putting a spotlight on this National Missing Persons Week.
Popular campground reopens with new sights, amenities
A popular campground has been revamped and reopened thanks to a million-dollar investment.
Finalists announced for 2024 NT Training Awards
The 2024 NT Training Awards finalists have been announced with tickets for the prestigious gala dinner now on sale.
Rental pain is now more acute in NT
Darwin’s rental market got tighter in June with both the vacancy rate and listing numbers down, new data has shown.
Keynote speakers announced for October Business Month 2024
The October Business Month (OBM) 2024 keynote speakers have been announced. See the line-up.
NT seafood industry standouts recognised
The stars of the NT seafood industry were celebrated and honoured for their accomplishments at the 2024 awards. Check out the winners.
‘Huge win’: Red Centre netball facilities now at competition standard
Some Red Centre netball courts are now at competition standard, after a major reconstruction of the grounds was completed. Find out where.
How debt milestone has opened up equity break for prospective Territory miner
A prospective Territory mine has flagged a major new milestone and further expansion plans. Read what they’ve achieved.
How a one-word answer can save up to seven lives
EXPLAINER: Selfless Aussies who say ‘yes’ to organ donation are kickstarting a lifesaving chain of events. Find out everything you need to know about the process in this step-by-step guide.
Music video launched and tour announced for all-female West Arnhem land band
An all-women band from the Top End land have launched a music video for their latest single and they’ve got the community to help them out with it.
Sunday stunner: ‘Mini station’ perfect for hunting, fishing and raising young’uns
If you’ve been spending all your life dreaming of a hunter’s paradise, this Top End block with pigs to hunt, wildlife to admire and a ‘beer-drinking waterhole’ could fulfil your fantasy.
Festival flavour to celebrate Darwin’s TINA craze
Trampoline have unveiled their exciting Darwin Festival exclusive flavour which pays tribute to some of the many things celebrated at the Top End event.
Y2024 bug: Northern Territory impacted by global outage
IT issues have caused havoc across the globe and residents of the NT were not immune. Read how locals and businesses were impacted.
Gosling warns of regional threats as Pitch Black thunders overhead
A federal politician has spoken of the coercion that’s threatening regional security. Read what was said at the Future NT forum.
The NT roadhouse that inspired a number one country song
Just 20 minutes north of Tennant Creek, a roadhouse has received national recognition, thanks to one country music artist.
Curfews overshadow common-sense solutions to crime
Whatever you think of the curfew in Alice Springs, it is a symptom of two decades of failed prison-first policies, writes Leeanne Caton.
Why there’s no quick fix for Territory’s population challenge
Driving up population has been a major political challenge for over a decade. Read why it’s so hard to achieve.
A million Aussies’ mistake could be costing lives
More than one million Australians are making an incorrect assumption that could prevent them from being lifesavers, new research shows. It only takes one minute to check – here’s how.
Unmissable finale: Palmerston Youth Festival wraps up with a bang
Palmerston Youth Festival has been a beacon of community spirit and creativity for over five years, growing in both size and significance with each passing year.
‘Delighted’: Highly acclaimed theatrical comedy coming to Darwin
A detective-themed mystery set in the 1950s is coming to the Top End, with Territorians encouraged to book their tickets. See for details.
Nominate now: NT’s best nail technician
Do you have a nail tech who always goes above and beyond when you book to get a fresh set or refill? We’re on the hunt to name the Northern Territory’s best!
Opinion: Why nuclear is an unclear distraction for the Territory
The NT could benefit from a nuclear industry, believes the Chamber of Commerce’s Greg Ireland, but it should not be our first priority.
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.
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.
CDU tafe hits back at industry trade training call
A peak industry body has gone public with concerns about trade training in the Territory as they call on the next government for financial support. Now the tafe providing training has responded.
Major brand fires up with new Darwin premises
A major brand has opened its new multisite and launched new services in a bold Top End move. Read who it is.
What’s on: It’s festival fever for our Dry season
It wouldn’t be the Dry Season if there weren’t at least three festivals on this weekend … Luckily for us all – there’s four, writes Kate Dinning. Find out what’s going on in the NT this weekend.
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.
Path to homeownership paved in good inheritances
Family help is opening the door to homeownership for fortunate Territorians with new research revealing the suburbs with the highest inheritances, while the number of first homebuyers turning to family for financial help skyrockets. SEE WHERE THE MONEY IS.
Revealed: RAAF Base Tindal’s billion dollar arrival
The first of four billion dollar Defence Force babies has just arrived in the Territory. Read what they’ll be used for.
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.
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.
How Travelodge sale could boost student housing
Darwin’s Travelodge is on the market – and the opportunities are limitless. Read why.
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