Undiplomatic incident: Consular official bashed after Bombing of Darwin event
The Australian Federal Police and Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade are working with NT Police after a visiting consular staff member was assaulted in the CBD.
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Why we’ll likely never see low interest rates again this lifetime
This chart shows why we’re unlikely to see ultra-low interest rates again with history suggesting we may face 40 years of rising rates which could reach up to 8 per cent, writes ASX Trader.
Teen arrested but weapons still missing after ram raid of NT store
A cache of weapons stolen from a Berrimah camping store are still missing despite an arrest. Read what happened.
‘Up to’ six women called to come forward after Darwin CBD assaults
After a man was allegedly seen groping multiple women in Darwin CBD, police have urged the victims to come forward.
Only recession can make ‘ruthless’ Victoria great again
Not all is lost. Victoria has a clear competitive advantage across four world-beating exports and these mines won’t run dry. But first there will be pain.
Lifeline for mums, bubs as CLP delivers private maternity package
The NT Government has come to the aid of private patients impacted by the shock shutdown of Darwin Private Hospital’s maternity ward. Read how.
NT construction titan to challenge $620K fine over worker’s death
A NT construction company found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws will contest a massive fine.
‘Can’t have it both ways’: Prison staff vote for Corrections boss to go
After corrections workers delivered a resounding no confidence vote for the Territory’s prison boss, the Minister has hit back accusing the union of ‘fearmongering’ and trying to ‘strongarm’ the government.
‘Relentlessly flip flops’: Stunning policy backflip exposed
Opposition leader Selena Uibo has called out the chief minister for a stunning policy reversal. Read what it is.
Meteoric’s low costs to weather rare earths storms
Today’s rare earths market may be tough, but once up and running Meteoric’s Caldeira project in Brazil will be able to weather the storm.
ASX junior breaks new ground in critical minerals processing
Backers of this ASX junior think its technology, developed by an American university, could revolutionise critical minerals processing.
Has TKM found the Christmas Creek prize?
Down-hole work at Trek’s Martin prospect has confirmed the value of high-grade gold intercepts from last year, showing they are related to a system with scale.
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‘Withdraw or amend’: Key Top End group opposes Territory Coordinator
The Territory Co-ordinator’s role is under fire from a Top End TO group.
The pendulum ‘swung too far left’: BlackRock’s Larry Fink
The most powerful investor on Wall Street tells The Australian that corporate culture is ‘undergoing a reset’ away from its progressive outlook. Larry Fink is moving with the times.
Why Goodman’s AI pivot has a big message for investors
The veteran property investor is replaying the strategy that turned a small commercial property trust into a $70bn industrial powerhouse.
Police release fresh details of mother-of-three’s tragic death
Police have released crucial autopsy details in their search for clues in the death of a much-loved mother-of-three.
Exclusive: Senior RDH staff member charged with serious sexual offences
There is turmoil at Royal Darwin Hospital after a senior medical staff member was charged with serious sexual offences.
Export surge a win for sector still waiting for live ban compo
A bumper end to 2024 has opened the way for a promising new year for a key industry sector. But it’s not all good.
Developer slammed for causing Darwin building slowdown
A national housing construction agency has been slammed for distorting the Top End housing market and prioritising an interstate rival. Read who it is.
‘Spread your wings, lovely angel’: Mum-of-three remembered for love of children and song
The heartbroken father of a woman whose partner has been arrested in relation to her death has spoken with pride about his daughter’s love of song and her children.
Cruise bonanza: 32,700 tourists to hit Darwin in eight week rush
Almost 14,000 tourists are heading to Darwin in the next month, with a whopping 18,700 to follow in the four weeks after that. Find out how they are getting here.
One and done? RBA cools hopes over fast rate relief
In delivering a long overdue rate cut, the central bank has a sobering message when it comes to more.
The $50bn strategic bet that’s set to change BHP forever
The BHP of the future will be less reliant on Australia and even less about iron ore as CEO Mike Henry reshapes the miner. Is it the right strategy?
Sky is the limit as overseas airline gets green light
A new alliance between two global carriers could see additional international flights in and out of Darwin. Read the latest.
‘Final straw for officers’: Lia, union at loggerheads over election pledge
Six-months since the NT election, the chief minister and a powerful union are already going toe-to-toe. Read why.
NT’s first industrial manslaughter trial set to begin
A Darwin contractor is set to face a 10-day Supreme Court industrial manslaughter trial, five years after the death of a Top End grandfather.
‘Killing us’: The numbers behind the NT’s corrections revolution
The enormous surge in prisoner numbers is delivering massive challenges for Corrections staff and management. Read the numbers behind the human tragedy.
Key new role revealed as CDU eyes Indonesian students
Charles Darwin University is building on its connections with Indonesia, with a key new appointment. Find out what it is.
Spotlight on Indigenous fashion excellence
The spotlight is about to be shone on Indigenous fashion excellence with nominations open for the 2025 National Indigenous Fashion Awards.
Fighting fit: BlueScope CEO’s battle plan to cut $200m in costs
Exposed to a trade war on one side and cheap steel dumping by China on the other, the boss of BlueScope goes for attack as the best form of defence.
Rare bird to fly over Darwin Skies
A new tourist attraction is winging its way to Darwin and the man piloting it is one of the city’s most loveable characters Stefan Wood. Find out more about it.
‘Truly special’ Wildman agricultural hub planned
An Australian agribusiness has won the lease to develop a major ‘agriculture hub’ east of Darwin. Find out what’s planned.
‘Open for business’: Indonesia mission to cement Territory ties
Northern Territory Trade, Business and Asian Relations Robyn Cahill heads overseas today on a key trade mission. Find out where.
Katherine loses medical practice
After four years of service, Katherine Family Medical Practice will close on March 28, 2025, raising concerns over GP access in the region.
‘It’s worth fighting for’: Passionate plea from Australia’s heart
A tourism boss has made a passionate plea on behalf of his community. Read what was said.
The day the CLP nearly died, and how it could happen again
As the Country Liberal Party celebrates its 50th birthday in Darwin this weekend, it’s worth remembering that five years ago, it was almost sent to the political dustbin.
‘Fiji, Hawaii, Darwin’: Taking on the big hitters in the battle for tourists
The Northern Territory is competing for tourists against the rest of the world – and the struggle is real.
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