NT’s rare earth minerals industry gets supercharged
Australia’s first rare earth separation plant is a step closer to becoming a reality with a federal funding announcement of $30m for the project.
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Remote polling ‘argy bargy’ hurt Lingiari voting: Scrymgour
EXCLUSIVE: In her first interview since declaring victory in Lingiari, Marion Scrymgour has vowed the Greens will come to agree with Labor’s fracking reforms and urged for more resources to drive voter turnout in her electorate.
Charter plane vandalised during mobile voting
The Australian Electoral Commission has confirmed its voting team was delayed after a charter plane was vandalised, but it’s far from the only challenge facing remote polling workers.
‘Can’t take this anymore’: Alice Springs’ town pool trashed again
A trail of damage and destruction has been left in the wake of a second break-in at the Alice Springs Aquatic Centre in the space of a week. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Support for new Red Centre crime role
A Home Like Alice co-owner Justin Pengilly supports a new role with the NT Chamber of Commerce focussing on issues around crime under one condition. SEE WHAT IT IS.
One dead, three injured in highway crash
A man has died and three more people were injured following a single-vehicle crash on the Sandover Hwy on Monday night.
Coalition’s pledge to help boost school’s attendance rate
A school in Alice Springs will receive on-site accommodation to make it easier for students to attend, if a Coalition government is re-elected to power.
Stolen car causes crash at busy city intersection
A stolen ute was the cause of a crash at a busy Darwin intersection on Sunday morning.
Warren Snowdon’s 35-year fight for the Territory
As the ‘man with the mo’ prepares to hang up his boots after more than three decades representing Territorians, Warren Snowdon opens up about his ‘accidental’ career in politics.
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Darwin prisoner barred from growing a beard
A Darwin prisoner with moles on his face and neck has lost a two-year battle for an exemption that would permit him to grow a ‘short beard’.
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