This year has been marked by significant societal change in the NT – none moreso than a change of government – but nowhere has it been seen more than in education. These are the most significant milestones.
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.
The NT’s best-known festival of light will return to Alice Springs for its 10th iteration with a twist.
A single-wagon train derailment has disrupted the Northern Territory’s top to bottom trainline for more than 24hrs.
A lifesaving scan has saved hundreds of lives in the 30 years it has been offered freely to Territorians.
A Darwin man has been sentenced to more than five years imprisonment after he pleaded guilty to possessing thousands of photos and videos of child abuse material.
NT Police have arrested a 20-year-old man after he allegedly attacked a cab driver and stole his taxi.
A team of students are piecing together the trip of their dreams to show off their Lego skills at the national championships. Here’s how to help.
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.
Prospective CDU students have been offered refunds after a national body forced the Territory’s first medical school to delay its first intake. Find out why.
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