NT votes: Candidates head to ballot boxes across the Territory
Welcome to the NT News’ coverage of the 2025 Federal Election. Follow along LIVE for the latest updates from the Solomon and Lingiari electorates.
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Record law and order spend too little and too late: CLANT
Criminal lawyers in the NT have compared the CLP’s record law and order spend to ‘putting a band aid on a burst water main’, saying it will not improve community safety in either the short or long term.
Vote now: People’s Choice poll open for NT News Woman of the Year
These 36 women who work, volunteer and live in regions across the Northern Territory were selected from almost 200 nominees for going above and beyond to make our community a better place. SEE THE LIST AND VOTE NOW.
CLP’s Lisa Bayliss on why now is the time she’s running for politics
The CLP’s candidate for the upcoming federal election on her hopes for the Territory, what’s needed in Canberra, and why now is her time.
Luke Gosling promised ministerial promotion if elected, he says
Labor’s Luke Gosling reflects on his nine years as member for Solomon, his hopes for another term, and Albo’s promise of a promotion if he wins this weekend.
Scrymgour flags ‘big issues’ with Native Title Act
The federal MP whose electorate covers almost the entire Northern Territory says she wants a discussion about native title holders being empowered to veto developments on their land.
No commitment for key Territory projects ahead of election day
Three key projects for the Northern Territory requiring federal funding are yet to receive a commitment from either major party, less than 48 hours to election day.
‘What Territorians expect’: Labor, Greens back tough new bail laws
Nightcliff’s local member says her electorate wants to see immediate action after the tragic death of a beloved grocer, while justice groups question whether new bail laws will work to keep the community safe.
‘Strongest in Australia’: Tough new NT bail reforms pass into law
NT parliament reconvened for an emergency session to rush through the ‘toughest bail laws in the country’ on Wednesday, expected to see the prison population soar. SEE THE DETAILS.
Man who was allegedly struck by axe taken to hospital, offender on the run
A man who was allegedly struck by an axe has been taken to Alice Springs Hospital with a “deep laceration” to his forearm, as police search for the young man it claims was responsible. Read the details.
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