Tacos, footy, flicks and great music: Your weekend Territory guide
From huge music acts to outdoor flicks and tasty tacos, there is plenty to do across the Top End this weekend, writes Kate Dinning.
From huge music acts to outdoor flicks and tasty tacos, there is plenty to do across the Top End this weekend, writes Kate Dinning.
The brightest young achievers from across the Northern Territory have been celebrated for their incredible contributions at the 2025 Young Achievers Awards. See all the winners.
Some of the Territory’s best rising stars have been named in a side set to travel to Sydney in two anticipated matches against the GWS and Sydney Swans Academies. See who made the squad.
The Parramatta Eels are aiming to send off their Territory partnership on a high as they run as they prepare for their final home match at TIO Stadium against the Canberra Raiders.
A large contingent of Territory swimmers will be flying the flag for the NT as they show their skills and speed at national swimming events throughout April. See the full list of competitors.
Darwin’s waterfront precinct was a bustling hive of activity this morning when the majestic Ovation of the Seas cruised into Darwin.
The completion of several social and affordable homes in Tennant Creek marks the completion of a $6.9m partnership to build a more secure future for key workers in the Barkly.
A Coalition Government has pledged $8 million for two key Central Australian tourist attractions. Find out which ones.
Darwin city workers will be able to see the largest luxury ship to visit Darwin cruise into our harbour on Thursday morning carrying almost 4,200 passengers. Find out which one it is and when it arrives.
An Irish national and her partner who recently moved to the Top End were left shocked when an afternoon walk turned into a surprise shark sighting at a popular beach. WATCH THE VIDEO.
An Indonesian captain has been jailed for repeated ‘maruarding’ of fishing stocks off the Australian coast, with a judge saying he ‘thumbs his nose at the authorities’.
A lucky Top End resident is now $50k richer after reeling in the biggest tagged barra of February as part of the Million Dollar Fish. Read how he hauled it in.
There are plenty of fish in the sea, but not many quite as large as the giant goliath grouper reeled in by a young Territory fisho and his mates. Find out how big it was.
Canberra is hedging its bets on committing to a key Northern Territory infrastructure project that would have huge benefits for not just the Red Centre, but the Territory as a whole. Read what it is.
It’s a weekend of expos, matcha, and wellness … with a choccy donut thrown in there for good measure!
Darwin will have a flood of more than 13,000 visitors in the next week. Read why.
An experienced Territory sports administrator has been unveiled as the new boss at NT Rugby Union after an extensive search. Read what she hopes to bring to the role.
The future of interleague football between the NT’s two major leagues is up in the air after the Darwin based NTFL crushed Alice Springs’ CAFL by almost 20 goals.
The Bureau of Meteorology is keeping a watch on a low in the Arafura Sea northeast of Darwin with a moderate risk of it becoming a cyclone. Find out when.
Australia’s leading conference on agricultural development in the North is underway in Darwin.
The NT has Australia’s highest homelessness rate—12 times the national average—but gaps in data and a lack of long-term housing solutions continue to leave many without stable accommodation.
Darwin-born musician Jessica Mauboy is set to headline a Top End casino’s popular food and entertainment event. Find out how you can watch her perform live.
After decades of tireless advocacy, the Miller family faces an unexpected challenge that could hinder their critical work supporting Indigenous communities across the Northern Territory.
One of the nation’s most iconic and at-risk critters could benefit by combining Indigenous knowledge with western survey methods, according to a new study led by Charles Darwin University (CDU) in collaboration with the North Tanami Rangers and traditional owners from the community of Lajamanu.
From snowboarding on Antarctic icebergs to wingsuit flying through the Swiss Alps, a line-up of award-winning adventure films is making its way to the Northern Territory as part of the well-known film festival’s tour of Australia. Find out when and how you can watch.
The Darwin Brothers men and women have got their title defences off to winning starts against strong Sharks outfits as the 2025 NRL NT season got under way. Catch up on the Round 1 action.
While modern communication is vital for rural Australians, many living within an hour of Darwin are finding their connection to the outside world growing weaker by the day.
A fresh era of leadership is about to begin for West Arnhem Regional Council, with a key appointment set to shape the future.
A groundbreaking biodiversity survey on Jawoyn Country is bringing together science and Indigenous knowledge to uncover the NT’s hidden wildlife.
The NT PGA Championship will make its return to the Challenger PGA Tour and for the first time the event will be televised live across Australia and New Zealand.
A Territorian with a long lasting love for racing and fashion has been named the ambassador for the 2025 edition of the Darwin Cup Carnival. Read how excited she is for the role.
The NRL NT returns this weekend with each club eager to make an impression from the opening round to set the tone for the season ahead. See how each club is shaping up for 2025.
A familiar Friday favourite is making its return with a fresh twist in 2025.
Thousands of children from military and first responder families will now have access to critical help — dubbed the “Yellow Pages for mental health” — as they deal with the impact of service-related trauma.
The return of international cricket for the first time in 17 years could open a pathway for test cricket to be played in the NT as early as next year.
From surprise sea creatures to spa-loving stallions, these NT April Fool’s pranks had us all doing a double take.
The majestic Gunlom Falls will reopen to the public in May in time for the Dry season.
A teenage swimming sensation has said being named the youngest Sportsperson of the Year is a major milestone and motivator towards her long term goal of competing at the Olympics. See all the winners and photos.
Passengers arriving at Darwin International Airport will soon be able to get a taste of the Territory’s famed crocodile culture as soon as they step off the plane, with Crocosaurus Cove revealing plans to expand its Cage of Death offering to the airport
A crack squad of Northern Territory crocodile experts is being assembled to plan an interstate raid which could save the Brisbane Olympics from international embarrassment.
The Darwin Services Club’s plans for old Admiralty House have been give the tick by the Northern Territory Government.
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