House of the week: Upgraded elevated made for family
A cherished Darwin home that has been in the same family for more than 60 years is on the market for the first time since it was built. CHECK OUT HOW IT LOOKS TODAY.
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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.
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.
House of the week: Architectural resort-style living
An architecturally-designed home nicknamed ‘The Resort’ has hit the market along one of Darwin’s most iconic roads. CHECK IT OUT.
Vacancy rate drops in Darwin
The Darwin rental market tightened in April with new data showing the Territory capital recorded the sharpest monthly vacancy rate decline in Australia.
Sunday stunner: Private bush paradise minutes from pub
A rural sanctuary built on the crest of a hill and overlooking a picturesque lagoon has hit the Top End market minutes from a well-known outback pub.
Revealed: Mindil Beach Casino restaurant’s new dry season menu
Recently launching a new menu, Mindil Beach Casino’s The Vue has something to please every appetite, no matter the time of day.
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.
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.
‘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.
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.
Pepper spray, eye-watering fines rolled out in booze blitz
A fine almost five times more than the current penalty will be introduced in a bid to keep people safe on nights out, while bottle shop security will be allowed to carry upgraded kit.
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.
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.
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.
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’.
Two week route suspension for remote communities after buses pelted with rocks
An Alice Springs bus operator which services remote communities has cancelled one of its’ routes for two weeks. Read on to find out where and why.
Sunday stunner: Bush oasis with blue lagoon
A secluded bush escape has hit the Top End property market with its own blue lagoon, and it’s only minutes to three different boat ramps for epic fishing and crabbing.
Revolutionising events catering in the Top End
Mindil Beach Casino Resort, winner of “Best Events Caterer” at the 2023 Hospitality NT Gold Plate Awards, has unveiled its latest masterpiece – its Events Compendium.
A fun and frivolous event hides Territory’s dark truth
It was a day of fun and frivolity, featuring couches glammed up like Hollywood starlets and wheeled divans shooting across the bitumen, but no-one can forget the core message. See the pictures.
Nominations are now open for the 2024 NT Training Awards
Nominations are now open for the 2024 NT Training Awards. Nominate your favourite apprentice, trainer or employer today.
‘Redefine the boundaries’: NT artists to showcase work in India
A group of NT artists are set to ‘redefine the boundaries’ of traditional art in an international showcase.
Directional closures, restrictions in place for section of Barkly Highway
High clearance, 4WD vehicles are recommended for road users who need to travel the damaged highway.
Territorians, get keen – dry season is just around the corner
There’s been the occasional slight breeze, people are cleaning out their rooftop tents, and the dragonflies are out. With the dry season approaching, Kate Dinning put her must-do list for everyone’s favourite time of year.
48 hour booze ban for Alice Springs bottle-o
Police have used their emergency powers to shut down an Alice Springs pub and bottle-o due to public safety concerns.
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