The case for another Darwin urgent care clinic
Urgent care clinics have been sold as a solution to clogged up hospital emergency departments, but some doctors disagree it’s a silver bullet.
Alice Springs
‘Turbocharging money’ dished out for two new Territory training centres
‘Turbocharging money’ is going towards two new training centres in the Territory’s heartland as part of a ‘year of action’ – but one key question remains unanswered. Find out more.
Route expansion hinted at as inaugural flight touches down in NT
Red Centre residents could soon have more options travelling in and out of Alice, an airline’s chief executive has hinted, on the same day of an inaugural flight landing. Find out more.
Bird of prey shows off ‘natural instinct’ as part of Easter festivities
A bird of prey’s ‘natural instinct’ is helping one Red Centre park get festive, with punters being encouraged to spend this Easter a touch differently. Watch the video.
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$40k to get new shade shelter certified under current Sacred Sites Act: LGANT
The NT local government association has revealed the staggering amount it cost to get a shade sail certified under the current Sacred Sites Act – but say they haven’t been approached for consultation about it.
Crime spree hits Alice: six break-ins in 24 hours
A raft of assaults in Alice Springs has left the town shaken and disgruntled, with at least six break-ins reported to police in the span of 24 hours from Monday to Tuesday.
$8m pledge for Central Australia tourism
A Coalition Government has pledged $8 million for two key Central Australian tourist attractions. Find out which ones.
Named: Young man charged over alleged Alice Springs tourist bashing
A man accused of brutally assaulting a tourist on the banks of an Alice Springs river has signalled he will fight the charges against him.
New details on horrific Alice Spring stabbing and hunt for missing woman
Police are still concerned for the welfare of an Alice Springs woman who has not been seen since a vicious stabbing and assault on Tuesday morning. Read what happened.
Rocks thrown, stomping: Danish tourist allegedly bashed in Alice Springs
A Danish tourist wants to leave Alice Springs as soon as possible after she was allegedly knocked out by a man who then stomped on her unconscious body in a brutal unprovoked attack.
Desert breakthrough opens up new opportunities
The Arid Zone Research Institute on the outskirts of Alice Springs has achieved another milestone. Read about it here.
Coroner to investigate ‘urgency’ of Alice Springs missing person search
A 45-year-old man’s body was discovered within a 30 minute walk of his home six days after he disappeared from his supported living facility.
NTFL stars standout in interleague contest
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.
Conference puts innovative agribusiness in northern Australia in the spotlight
Australia’s leading conference on agricultural development in the North is underway in Darwin.
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