In a bid to be more to be more open to the public, Alice Springs Town Council has tweaked its meeting arrangements to ensure elected officials can be approached before council enters confidential discussions.
A Red Centre school principal – accused of historic aggravated assaults on children – has faced court for the first time. Read what happened.
A Batchelor man has shared the incredible story of how he saved three students and a bus driver from a river south of Darwin after being awarded a prestigious honour from the Governor-General.
A Red Centre water plan – set to use ‘about 1.4 times Darwin’s annual water supply’ – has drawn the ire of an environmental group, who now want to see the Territory’s water laws reformed. Find out why.
On the back of dwindling tourism numbers, the NT’s tourism minister says the government is actively lobbying airlines to boost flights to Central Australia. See who is in their sights.
Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker’s pre-approved leave was set to end today, but the Territory’s top cop is yet to return to work.
The Northern Territory government has released its youth strategy for the next 10 years with a focus on prevention and early intervention. Read how it will influence policy here.
A $100m commitment from the federal government will see a higher number of roofs over remote residents’ heads. Find out when to expect the new housing plans.
Labor MP Marion Scrymgour says she feared for a woman at a petrol station in the same area where bottleshop worker Declan Laverty was stabbed to death. She reveals her drastic action to get police attention.
A new forum is hoped to provide tangible ways to get kids back on country and heal the intergenerational trauma impacting Alice Springs. Read what to expect.
Alice Springs’ only mosque is under siege by youths who have been throwing bottles of liquor and rocks at the building for more than a year. Read how they are coping.
Sisters of a Tennant Creek wheelchair user are fundraising to move him to Queensland after a series of break-ins, thefts and assaults ‘robbed him of his only independence’.
A flood watch has been cleared in Central Australia as ex-Tropical Cyclone Ilsa tracks towards the Top End. See pictures of the devastation left in its wake.
Hundreds of Territorians dressed to the nines to celebrate our best and brightest young achievers. Meet the all the winners and check out the photos from the big event.
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