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.
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.
In a bold televised address, French President Emmanuel Macron declared he is ready to deploy its nukes to protect Europe from Russia.
The US Defence Secretary has responded to China’s retaliation over Trump’s tariffs, boldly declaring that the US is “prepared” to go to war.
Territory businesses remain uncertain despite a federal government commitment around a new immigration jobs scheme
When I described the sight in detail, “I saw it too” wasn’t the response I expected from a work mate, writes Tom Bowden.
Donald Trump’s epic showdown with Volodymyr Zelensky sparked global outrage – but there might be a lot more to it.
Onlookers are urged to stay away from beaches or face $16,000 fines for reckless behaviour as Cyclone Alfred churns up biblical swell. An elderly woman was injured after a shore wave wipe out.
In videos posted to social media, the group could be seen waving from a lookout in the Gold Coast as huge swells caused by cyclone Alfred surrounded them.
A man has been shot dead by police outside a private school on the Gold Coast.
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.
A 15 year-old will face court after allegedly threatening a woman with an “edged weapon” before stealing her vehicle.
The flood-battered Lismore region is in a holding pattern and major flood warnings are in place, with fears there will be 2022 deja vu all over again as Cyclone Alfred approaches.
He’s fierce and uncompromising on the field but it wasn’t that long ago Mahe Vailanu was brought close to tears by the most ordinary of tasks – taking a few steps forward.
Don your favourite purple outfit to walk for women in Darwin this weekend at an event including entertainment and a community BBQ.
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