Hundreds of jobs in the pipeline as NT gas push heats up
New project tipped to inject tens of millions of dollars in investment and hundred of jobs into regional NT. Read what it is.
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Bigger than a small country: Australia’s largest cattle stations for sale
Australia’s largest cattle stations – some running up to 20,000 livestock and boasting 20-plus dams – are on the market. More than 1.8 million hectares – larger than a small country – are up for grabs.
$100m toll of spiking NT prison numbers
A half a billion spend on the Territory’s prisons is being driven by rising prisoner numbers. See why the government has not ruled out further cash splashes on Corrections.
Important new development for regional businesses
A crucial new appointment to a regional development body is expected to drive NT business. Read who it is.
Aussie booze giant collapses owing over $13m
The Australian arm of an international spirit company that backed well-known Victorian and NSW’s booze brands has collapsed owing over $13m, with an urgent sale now underway.
The unintended consequence of Darwin Private‘s maternity ward closure
Uncertainty remains a key theme with Darwin Private Hospital’s maternity ward set to close. Read the latest.
Parking fears as work set to begin on major project
With work on a $150 million CBD development set to begin, issues around carparking have been raised. Read what’s wrong.
‘Challenge the status quo’: Hundreds march through Darwin for May Day
GALLERY: Hundreds of unionists marched through the streets of Darwin for May Day. Read why this annual parade is always lead by a rattling 60-year-old truck.
Are loans with 10 years interest-only the future of mortgages?
Home loans with longer interest-only periods, offering lower initial repayments, are appearing in Australia as housing costs climb.
Albion’s standout WA gold targets
Albion Resources zeroes in on ‘walk-up’ drill targets ahead of maiden program to unlock secrets of an underexplored but high potential WA gold field.
Tryptamine initiates new ‘magic mushroom’ clinical trial
In a world first, Tryptamine Therapeutics is using intravenously delivered psilocybin in a binge-eating disorder clinical trial.
Buffett steps back as ASX runs a bit hot
As Buffett steps back after a legendary run, does his favourite market gauge suggest the Aussie market might be running a little rich?
Clock is ticking: Darwin Port battle brews as mandate secured for lease buyout
With the federal election done and dusted, Luke Gosling’s dream of returning Darwin Port into Australian hands will be tested. Read what will happen.
Major changes to Darwin RAAF base ahead
There are major changes ahead for RAAF base Darwin. Read what they are.
Revealed: The NT architect investing millions into Darwin’s skyline
A Darwin developer has a plan to upgrade the city’s commercial office space. Read what he’s doing.
Candidate concedes after bruising election battle
A political candidate has conceded to her Labor opponent. Read who threw in the towel.
How the NTG’s tough law-and-order policies are working
The NT Government’s tough stance on crime is working, a leading property owner said. Read how crime’s dropping.
Territorians face disease and hunger as late season rains strand hundreds
Disease and hunger threaten hundreds of Territorians as late season rains have made an impact. Read what’s happened.
‘Tested us to breaking point’: Defence turns to local expertise amid challenges
ADF and defence industry leaders are appealing to local businesses in a bid to fast-track the progress of Darwin’s ‘littoral’ brigade.
Super news for Nightcliff shoppers as old favourite reopens
With a former employee at the helm, an old suburban Darwin supermarket is set to re-open. Read what’s happening.
Crime buster: Record $1.34b on table to make NT homes and streets safe
A whopping $1.34 billion will be allocated to implement the CLP Government’s law and order plans in its first proper Budget since coming to office last August.
Generation Side Hustle: Playbook for making money outside 9 to 5
If you’re under 30 in Australia, chances are you either have a side hustle or you’re thinking about starting one. Companies are being made in the dorm room, writes Rion Ahl.
Political candidate denies claims of verbal stoush with businessman
An independent candidate denies claims he launched an ‘unhinged and incoherent’ verbal attack on a businessman.
‘Astounding’ WWII site loses heritage listing amid Top End housing push
Just 24 hours after laying a wreath for Anzac Day commemorations, the NT Planning Minister publicly announced he would remove protections from historic WWII wreckage in an area slated for a 4000-home development.
Collapsed retailer Jeanswest’s massive $48m debt exposed
The collapse of iconic Australian fashion brand Jeanswest has left creditors facing huge losses of more than $48m, with hundreds of employees owed millions more.
Gold miner drills into sacred site near Top End national park
A multinational gold mining company has accidentally revealed it had damaged an Aboriginal sacred site near a Territory national park.
How a Darwin business is freezing out the competition
An advanced Territory manufacturer is exploring new ways to grow their business. Read what’s planned.
Hunt is on for new Northern Territory building boss
A leading Territory association is on the lookout for a new chief executive after a shock resignation. Read who quit.
‘Things have only gotten worse’: Grim warning issued at defence summit
A retired US commander has issued a stern warning to industry leaders at a defence summit in Darwin, giving hundreds of people a sobering reminder of the threats Australia faces.
High-flying builder faces bankruptcy after $135m Descon collapse
The lavish-living director who built a billion-dollar building empire and then oversaw one of Australia’s biggest construction collapses is facing bankruptcy as he’s chased by the ATO.
Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in the Defence Industry revealed
Australian Defence industry stakeholders have been celebrated at the Chief Minister’s Awards for Excellence in the Defence Industry. Find out who the winners are here.
This investment’s popularity has grown despite stockmarket turmoil
Investors pumped more money into a fast-growing financial product even as shares tumbled earlier this month. Here’s why.
Almost 7000 postal vote applications in the NT
Postal vote applications for the 2025 federal election close tomorrow, with almost 7000 postal vote applications submitted so far in the Northern Territory.
$650m Territory investment spree set to boost regional economies
An NT organisation is set to invest more than half-a-billion dollars over the next decade. Read where the money’s coming from.
Secrets of flight reward seats: How to land business class on points
Frequent flyers can still unlock the luxury of business class travel using points but doing so calls for more strategy and flexibility. Here are expert tips to scoring that long haul, lie-flat bed.
‘Get your questions answered’: NDIS house developers invite Territorians to open day
An industry leading specialist in Specialist Disability Accommodation has delivered its first homes in the Top End – and it’s inviting Territorians to come check them out. Find out when.
Exports expected to resume this month at NT mine as cyclone recovery winds up
Exports are expected to resume at a cyclone hit NT mine this month. Read which one.
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