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State funeral to be held for former politician Grant Tambling AM
Mr Tambling dedicated his life to public service in the Territory, and was believed to be the first Australian to have served at all three levels of government.
Crocs, snakes, thick scrub: Man found after major search effort
‘Fantastic result’: A missing man has been found safe and well on the Tiwi Islands, after an extensive search effort battling challenging conditions.
Local health groups back new remote food strategy
The first national strategy to improve food security in remote Indigenous communities across the country has won the support of local health organisations Here’s what it involves.
Alleged DV murder victim named as abusive rapist
A man killed in an alleged domestic violence murder in Darwin has been named, alongside revelations he was an abusive rapist.
‘Stinks of hypocrisy’: Wharfies hit out at CLP’s port position
The maritime union has called out Lia Finocchiaro’s attack of Labor over the Port of Darwin, reminding the Chief she was part of the government who sold the strategic asset.
NT’s 120 Most Powerful of 2024: Numbers 120-1 named
The Chief Minister, one of the most recognised politicians in the country, the top judge, and the man who may soon wield the most power in the Territory – FIND OUT WHO IS NUMBER ONE.
‘Shouldn’t have sold it’: PM weighs in on Darwin Port
Anthony Albanese has left the door open for a federal deal that would see the buy out of Darwin Port from Landbridge. See what Landbridge has to say about it.
Multinational private security company wins NT Corrections contract
G4S has won a tender to deliver extra NT prison staff, increasing the wedge between corrections management and union members warning of a slippery slope to fully privatised prisons.
Fight for NT treaty continues despite official axing of negotiations
‘Walking away from treaty is like locking us up and throwing away the key’: Aboriginal groups say they will stay the course as CLP government herald a new era of Aboriginal Affairs in the NT.
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