New woman at the head of Territory business board
A former federal pollie has won a key business role, while a new minister takes the reins in agribusiness. Read the latest Territory business news.
Northern Territory
What happens now for accused mushroom murderer
After several hours of questioning, police decided they had enough evidence to lay three murder charges and five attempted murder charges against Erin Patterson. So what happens next in the legal process?
Fashion queens Carmel Ryan and Allison Harvey share their secrets
This week in Cooee From the NT, we talk to Carmel Ryan and Allison Harvey about the art of fashion and discover why everyone’s singing along with Kevin McCarthy’s Crocodile Country
‘People still get in’: NT’s terrifying crime fears laid bare
Territorians are investing big dollars to stay safe in the current crime wave. Read what’s being done.
Don’t get caught out on Territory roads this Wet Season
With tomorrow marking the official start of the Wet season, and plans under way for your next Territory adventure, here’s the info you need to make sure you Check. Plan. Go.
Remains found in search for missing Kakadu camper
Human remains have been found in the search for a missing 35-year-old woman in Kakadu National Park.
NT Best Buys: Huge garage sales in Humpty Doo and Winnellie this weekend
A huge garage sale in Humpty Doo this Sunday has everything from toys and wholesale goods to bluetooth speakers, while in Winnellie, a shed clear-out promises building bargains. Here are this week’s NT Best Buys
‘It’s a good healthy fear’: meet snapper who gets up close
This week in Cooee From The NT, we talk to remarkable nature photographer Paul Thomsen and catch Classic Ford Club members Gordon Jabour and Tim Bryan racing to the finish line
Tributes flow for Darwin entrepreneur Stewart Stacey who has died aged 52
Darwin entrepreneur Stewart Stacey is being remembered as a proud Indigenous man who wanted to make a difference after his death last month, aged 52. Read the moving eulogy
NT maritime industry on show at Defence expo
More than 20 NT businesses will travel to Sydney next month to showcase their defence and maritime capabilities at Indo Pacific 2023, an international expo that draws more than 25,000 visitors over three days.
Tiles you will lay down for and amazing vintage – check out NT’s Best Buys
Find pallets of Japanese tiles, garden pots, jet skis and toys in this week’s best buys.
Surprise reason behind Francis Gill’s decision to quit cricket
This week in Cooee From The NT: SEDA College principal Francis Gill reveals his battle with dad guilt and a retired dominatrix whips up an adults-only musical about former PM Kevin Rudd
Acacia Hills lovebirds armed and ready to wed
This week in Cooee From the NT: Armed and ready for love, Nicole Tyris and Tjay Scaturchio-Burton wed in a bush ceremony and 85-year old Pieter Schmidenberg issues a public thanks to the locals who saved his life
‘He’d do anything for anybody’: Tributes for Territory cattleman
A cattleman and prominent industry advocate is being remembered for the hard work and tenacity that saw him rise from a life of poverty.
‘Can’t get the girls anymore’: Ron reflects on turning 100
Darwin’s newest centenarian Ron Charles has looked back on his time in the Territory. But he does have one concern about reaching the milestone.
Stripper sign, train carriage and mangoes: The 10 best buys in Darwin
A Darwin tattoo artist is offering a year’s worth of tattoos in exchange for a motorcycle in good condition, while the sign that adorned exotic nightclub Sinsations is up for sale in this week’s best buys.
Darwin’s next aquatic oasis taking shape in Casuarina
The City of Darwin has put the call out for local operators to apply and become part of the new Casuarina Aquatic Centre, whether it’s a gym, café, shops or health services.
Two Howard Springs bushfires spark emergency warnings
A fire on Evelina Court and Yates Road has escalated and another fire in Howard Springs has broken out. Read what the authorities are warning.
Cooee From The NT: Weird and wonderful wedding shoot tells unique love story
Newlyweds Cassy Bailey and Jeremy Fischer take a dive and a wild photograph of a young Marcia Izod grab our attention, in the first of a new weekly column Cooee From The NT
NT’s Top Buys: Best barra shack and 1963 Ford up for grabs
A barra shack claimed by it owner to be the best barramundi fishing spot in the Territory and building supplies at bargain prices, are up for sale in this week’s Top 10 best buys
How to access a ‘helping hand’ for mental health any time
Territory psychologists have launched a digital four-step mental health plan, designed specifically for Indigenous Territorians. Here’s how to access it.
‘Point of Voice is to listen to First Nations people’
Solomon MP Luke Gosling says east coast voices won’t drown out the Territory, and the Voice to Parliament will simply make First Nations people heard.
Bushfire advice: Crews monitor two Top End blazes
Top End fire crews are working to contain two separate blazes in Durack and Holtze. Here’s what residents in the area should know.
Emergency bushfire warning issued for Desert Springs
NT Fire and Rescue Services has issued an emergency bushfire warning for a blaze spreading in the Desert Springs area.
‘Invisible’ killers return to Top End coast
Health experts have issued a fresh warning against one of the country’s deadliest marine creatures. Here’s what it means for swimmers.
Everywhere you could catch the Million Dollar Fish this season
The ninth season of the Million Dollar Fish competition is about to launch and fishing expert Alex Julius has the hot tip of where to catch a winner.
Get ready for this year’s October Business Month
This October Business Month has an incredible line up of events, so book now to make sure you don’t miss out!
Groote man jailed after aircraft violence
A passenger on a flight from Cairns to Groote Eylandt has been jailed for fighting on an aircraft. Read what he did.
Free podcast series teaches how to live well with a disability
Multicultural Council of the NT has partnered with Speak My Language to deliver a new podcast series including more than 400 interviews in 20 languages that encourage inclusion and accessibility.
Barkly emergency warning lifted as massive blaze continues to burn
Despite the official emergency ending, authorities continue to warn residents the situation remains ‘serious’ with ‘work continuing to mitigate the fire threat’.
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