‘Unreserved apology’: Legal body issues shock apology to unlawfully sacked boss
A legal aid agency has been forced to apologise in an embarrassing backdown that had its day in court. Read who’s sorry.
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Flailing NT builder yet to be wound up despite mounting woes
A Top End builder beset by incomplete builds and a federal court case alleging unpaid worker entitlements is yet to be liquidated, disallowing creditors an outside chance to recoup a portion of their losses.
US gov’t ‘immune’ from $7.6m claim over NT defence base BBQ explosion
A young American marine who suffered burns to a third of his body in a barbecue explosion in Darwin will not be given a cent from his own government.
Palmo pub set to reopen two months after sudden closure
A Palmerston pub forced closed by an infrastructure failure its management has pinned on the landlord will host a mega party to celebrate its relaunch, while also revealing it’s used the downtime to undertake a suite of renovations.
The long, hard slog of changing workplace culture at Rio
Overhauling a culture of sexual harassment and bullying is not a linear exercise and the Rio Tinto boss is finding out the tough way, as its two-year progress report is released to staff.
How Danielle’s dress design could land the Territory an export award
A Territory-designed dress with a difference is in line for a national export award. See what makes it special.
Former Labor pollie lands plum gas job
A former senior Labor government member has taken a key gas role, plus the Territory’s surprise link with an influential Trump appointee. Read the latest gas news.
Friend calls for help to find missing NT mum as two-year anniversary nears
A close friend of a Territory mum missing for almost two years has broken her silence in an attempt to help solve the mystery of her disappearance. Read what she said.
Why blackouts, higher prices are tipped for Territory electricity
The Australian Energy Regulator has delivered a downbeat update on the NT’s future electricity supplies. Read what it said.
ASX dips; fingers crossed for Nvidia earnings
The ASX dipped on Wednesday as energy stocks led losses. Global tensions weighed on markets but gold stocks rose… all ahead of Nvidia’s incoming earnings report.
Narryer soars on rare earth hits
Narryer Metals lifted on rare earth hits in WA’s Great Southern, where former Cassini Resources boss Richard Bevan is chasing his next win.
Geopolitics shake traders; Narryer up 80pc
The ASX dips amid geopolitical tensions, Amcor falls on $13 billion acquisition, while Narryer Metals strikes high-grade scandium and rare earths.
How Trump’s tariffs will change the path of interest rates
Much of the global tariff fight is set to take place between China and the US, but it has major implications for Australia.
Top End business, executives face $3.4m fines after worker crushed
WorkSafe has slapped the local company with multiple breaches after a contractor was crushed as a 1.2 tonne load slipped from a forklift.
NT rich list: How our wealthiest families made their fortunes
They’re the backbone of business who boast well-known surnames and generational wealth. So how did the Northern Territory’s most affluent families get their start?
Darwin’s surprise air quality survey results
Darwin’s air quality has been rated in a new survey. Check out the shock result.
‘Tanks for nothing’: US Defence Secretary flies into NT tank farm firestorm
American Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is flying into an unexpected firestorm as Darwin prepares to host trilateral talks. Read what’s wrong.
Popular local group loses prized council tip shop tender to interstate bidders
A Territory politician said he will intervene after a popular local provider lost a prized council tender. Read what happened.
Parrtjima to return for 10th festival with new show
The NT’s best-known festival of light will return to Alice Springs for its 10th iteration with a twist.
The uncertainty Trump creates ‘is his tactical advantage’
There are two fundamental traits to understand how Trump approaches dealmaking says former National Security Agency head Mike Rogers, who is now in high demand advising business.
New face at the bar as NT hotels boss appointed
The appointment of a new boss at a leading peak body will spawn a new era for a key Territory industry. Read what’s changing.
Traffic chaos as police car flips on busy Darwin intersection
Peak-hour Darwin traffic was thrown into chaos after a police vehicle flipped on its side. See our video.
‘Game-changing legislation’: Former gas exec named as Territory Coordinator
Minister Maley announced consultation has opened on the Territory Coordinator’s proposed exemption powers, with a long term local tasked with the top job.
The ‘big switch’ driving CBA’s mega milestone
There are big forces helping Commonwealth Bank to defy gravity and quietly move up the pecking order to be the 11th biggest bank in the world.
‘Nothing short of extraordinary’: 30 years of lifesaving scans in the NT
A lifesaving scan has saved hundreds of lives in the 30 years it has been offered freely to Territorians.
Iconic resort could stay in ‘Australian hands’ – if NT company has its way
The only accommodation at a Red Centre icon is up for sale, and while parties involved are keeping tight lipped, one has made a firm stance – saying the resort should stay in ‘Australian hands’.
Private funding underpins $150m Darwin civic centre plan
The Lord Mayor has unveiled plans for a new civic centre to replace the existing council chambers. See how it looks.
How Labor’s Albatross is now the CLP’s problem
A centrepiece of the previous government’s economic plan is under scrutiny by the new government. Read what it was.
Vandals strike again at landmark CBD building
Despite a change of government, CBD crime has not gone away with a Darwin retailer again the victim of senseless vandalism.
CLP reaffirms support for major gas project despite legal challenges
The CLP has renewed its support for a major gas project just days after a stay application for the project was put on hold. Read the latest.
New manager named for Territory’s largest shopping centre
Sentinel Property Group has looked across town to find its new Casuarina Shopping Centre manager. Read who got the job.
New owners to spice up popular Mexican eatery
Things are about to get even hotter at Darwin’s best-known Mexican restaurant. Read what’s planned.
CommBank breaks a big share price barrier
In the space of minutes on Monday Commonwealth Bank shares hit $150 and its market cap reached $250bn. Where to next?
How older, richer passengers will make Qantas a winner
Older Australians are set to travel overseas more than ever, and the nation’s biggest airline is muscling up to carry them.
DEA awards showcase the Territory’s top IT talent
The Territory’s tech-wizards were celebrating on Friday night. Read why and who won.
Cryptocurrency to keep climbing, says $7bn man
Mike Novogratz from Galaxy Digital says crypto is set to surge again, but we won’t see speculative bubbles like 2017 and 2021.
Territory comic book soldier back for second edition of wartime heroics
The second edition of a Territory comic book is set to launch in Singapore next month with an eye on local tourism. Read why.
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