Former AG returns medal to NT cops over Murphy’s apology
A former NT cop, MLA, and once Attorney-General has returned his police medal after a historic apology to Indigenous Territorians by Police Commissioner Michael Murphy.
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‘Running on one engine’: Passenger on Malaysia Airlines flight forced to land in NT tells all
Long delays and time lost on holidays. Hear from passengers who were on the plane that made an emergency landing in Alice Springs.
Prisoner allegedly escaped while waiting for ankle bracelet fitting: Court
A prisoner who was at large for five days allegedly slipped away from prison guards while waiting for an ankle monitoring bracelet to be fitted. LATEST.
Named: Alice Springs man fronts court in alleged 1.6kg morphine import
Morphine allegedly sent in the mail from India to Australia, labelled as skincare products has landed a Red Centre man in hot water. Find out what happened in court.
Finke Desert Race organisers sued over horror crash that killed man
The NT’s Motor Accidents Compensation Commission is suing Finke organisers and the sport’s governing body over a horror crash that killed a spectator and injured another man.
‘Nightmare journey’: Malaysian Airlines plane makes emergency landing in Red Centre
‘One heck of a nightmare journey’: A Malaysian Airlines international flight has had to make an emergency landing in the Red Centre. READ THE AIRLINE’S RESPONSE.
Heart of gold: Life on site at Australia’s most remote mine
With the NT News being given unprecedented access to the Territory’s largest gold mine, take a peek behind the scenes – and meet some of the characters who make the mine tick.
Souths claim finals double chance in CAFL final round
Souths secured the crucial finals double chance alongside minor premiers Federal, while the Rovers women completed an unbeaten season as heavy favourites. Check out the latest CAFL action.
Independents, incumbency and crime: Red Centre election guide
In the past few years Alice Springs has been embattled with crime crises, curfews and bad press, leaving experts split on whether the turmoil will strengthen or threaten politicians’ sway in Central Australia.
How you can see rare Red Centre crocs fossils – for one day only
Red Centre residents will be treated to a glimpse of some rare crocodile remnants as part of a special guided tour happening for one day only. Find out the details.
Gangs Task Force swoops on NT bikies over alleged drug trade
Northern Territory police say half a dozen members of an outlaw motorcycle gang have been arrested over suspected drug trafficking into remote communities.
On-country learning program proves a hit for Red Centre school
A unique engagement program at a Red Centre school has led to “real transformations” – according to staff – with students also loving it too. Find out more.
Man, 30, stabbed multiple times during street fight
An alleged offender is on the run after a man arrived at the Alice Springs Hospital with multiple stab wounds. Read the latest.
Budgie smugglers and boat races: Action from 2024 Henley on Todd Regatta
Hamster wheel races, a budgie smuggler run, and plenty of boat races brought locals and visitors alike to the 2024 Henley on Todd event. SEE THE FULL GALLERY.
Prominent Alice Springs pastor charged with allegedly assaulting child
A long-serving Alice Springs religious figure will face court after being charged with aggravated assault against a child. Find out more.
NT brewery owner shares secret behind ‘world’s most unsuccessful side hustle’
The owner of a Red Centre brewery says his plan to brew his own beers to drink with his mates has grown into something entirely different. Find out more.
Ranked: Top 45 players from the 2024 CAFL season
The Central Australian Football League is known for producing exciting talent and the 2024 has a perfect mesh of veterans and young guns. We’ve ranked the top 45 men and women here.
Alice Springs council makes big meeting change
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.
NT school principal faces court on charges of assaulting children
A Red Centre school principal – accused of historic aggravated assaults on children – has faced court for the first time. Read what happened.
Seconds from disaster: Incredible inside story of NT school bus rescue
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.
Environmental group says Red Centre water plan ‘not evidence based’
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.
The battle behind the push to raise age of criminal responsibility in the NT
As the CLP pushes to lower the age of criminal responsibility in the Northern Territory, some organisations are fighting back and trying to raise the age. Read why.
NT Police retract Red Centre bar’s licence suspension comments
NT Police have released a correction and retraction in relation to the temporary suspension of an Alice Springs bar’s liquor licence and comments made to media in the wake of a snap curfew.
Woman sues tradie who took on $13k job after rape verdict
The woman claims local tradie and convicted rapist Kyle McKell left her high and dry when she paid him for a job before ‘hearing rumours that he was going to prison’.
‘Awe-inspiring’: Stars share Red Centre experiences filming new show
A recent filming trip to the Red Centre has given one star an experience “like something out of a hallucination”. Find out why.
Why Alice Springs council had to cancel by-election plans
A Northern Territory council that faced the resignation of one of its elected members opted to fill the vacancy via by-election, but had to abort plans to hold the vote. Here’s why.
Reigning NTFL premiers cop 121-point Red Centre thrashing
The best of the CAFL have given the reigning NTFL premiers a day to forget in the Red Centre, with a 120-point drubbing leaving the coach hungry for more. Read how it happened.
‘Heartbreaking’: Real story behind ‘frivolous’ animal shelter rumours revealed
A tumultuous week for one Red Centre animal shelter has gotten worse with the spreading of a “frivolous” rumour, with the council and mayor revealing what really happened.
Territory Greens promise two-year rent freeze if elected
Renter’s right are at the forefront for the Greens in the upcoming election – with the party promising a two-year rent freeze if elected. Find out what else they have in store.
Y2024 bug: Northern Territory impacted by global outage
IT issues have caused havoc across the globe and residents of the NT were not immune. Read how locals and businesses were impacted.
Alice Springs bank branch makes ‘necessary decision’ to shut
Alice Springs is set to have one less bank, with People’s Choice saying a “number of serious incidents” and concerns for staff were the catalyst for it to shut its branch in the town.
Old man assaulted in his Tennant Creek home
Police are on the hunt for a group of about five people after they attacked an old man in his own home.
Security guard faces court after breaking pub punter’s ankles
A Red Centre judge has shown leniency on a security guard who broke the ankle of a ‘belligerent’ and ‘intoxicated’ patron he was removing from a bar. Read why.
Bail granted for man accused of child porn possession in Red Centre
A man who’s accused of possessing child pornography – and more – is out on the streets after he was granted bail in a Red Centre court.
The NT roadhouse that inspired a number one country song
Just 20 minutes north of Tennant Creek, a roadhouse has received national recognition, thanks to one country music artist.
Next steps revealed for struggling Alice Springs animal shelter
More details have emerged about the Alice Springs Animal Shelter entering administration, with the council taking over operations in the interim.
Animal shelter to close despite last-ditch bid for survival
Alice Springs Animal Shelter will close its doors for the last time on Tuesday, just days after the community rallied behind it in a last-ditch effort to keep the charity afloat.
Souths claim prestigious Foster-Webb Cup in tight CAFL win
South Alice Springs showed their grit as they claimed the Foster-Webb Cup, while the Rovers’ women won their eighth game in a row in a big Round 13. Check out the latest CAFL action here.
‘A real let-down’: Historic Red Centre museum closes over safety fears
A museum right in the heart of Alice Springs that shut its doors for four days – citing volunteer safety concerns as the primary reason – is set to reopen.
Three NT regions deemed Indigenous Protected Areas
Spread from coast to coast across Australia and covering areas as vast as deserts and rainforests, the new Indigenous Protected Areas will provide locals with an opportunity to manage and care for country.
National road trip bringing physics and dark matter science to the Territory
A team of scientists are coming into the Territory to bring the latest in quantum and dark matter science – but it’s not only visiting schools. Find out how you can get involved.
$675k allocated to Northern Territory sporting bodies
The second round of the $6 million Sports Vouchers Scheme is officially under way, with seven organisations set to receive a total of $675,000 in grants. Find out more.
Mixed reactions at Deputy Chief’s social media gaffe
Punters have labelled a post from the Attorney-General “appalling”, “insensitive”, “disgraceful”, with the photo being taken down and an apology being issued shortly after. See what caused the upset.
Video shows alleged Russian spy Igor Korolev climbing Uluru
The travel journal of Igor Korolev, the man accused of spying for Russia, reveals the 62 year-old travelled the Red Centre and conquered Uluru.
Kumanjayi Walker inquest hearings to resume in November
When the inquest into the 2019 police shooting death of Warlpiri-Luritja teenager Kumanjayi Walker will resume again in November, more than two years will have passed since it began.
Two dead in horror NT crash
The Northern Territory’s road toll continues to climb as two killed, three injured in Red Centre crash. Read the latest.
‘Mixed’ results: How leaders reacted to end of curfew
The latest Alice Springs curfew has come to end, but police have confirmed they will monitor the situation and are prepared to reinstate the measures. Read the reactions from the news.
How iconic Red Centre race was brought back from the brink
The organisers of a beloved Red Centre river regatta say the event is back for 2024 – but it will be a touch different. Find out how they brought the Henley on Todd back.
Pub questions evidence police used to suspend liquor license
The managers of one of the two pubs shut down in Alice Springs are searching for answers as to why police suspended their venue’s licence — with their CCTV showing a completely different version of events compared to police.
‘Stomped on, kicked, punched’: Family member reveals terrifying details of attack on off-duty cops
A family member of two of the off-duty cops assaulted in Alice Springs has shared their disturbing injuries and how they are recovering – and what he wants to see done in the Territory.
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