A Territory land council GM has hit out at the Finocchiaro government’s “royalty reform”, saying “Aboriginal people themselves are driving reform and doing things differently”. Find out how.
Ezekiel DoDoo was shocked when his new home didn’t have a judo club. Now he’s made it his mission to create positive change in the Red Centre. Read his story here.
After spending a night in Alice Springs, the Opposition has attacked the PM or not spending more time in the town – but the PM says Dutton’s got his ‘his facts wrong’ ‘as usual’. Read the latest.
The opposition leader says the Northern Territory would be the ideal place for a US Presidential visit, telling media: “what better place to visit than the Northern Territory”.
The chief executive says he’s ‘explained’ what’s happened to ‘politicians’, but refused to elaborate further as to why the store is set to shut. Read what he said.
Two mums – one biological, the other foster – have gone to the Territory’s tribunal to determine who gets to decide how to bury their 15-year-old daughter, with the tribunal’s decision only favouring one.
A beloved Australian cook, artist, author and TV presenter has been revealed as the Territory’s newest tourism ambassador. Find out who it is.
Bushfires NT have warned of increased fire activity as fuels start to dry out in Central Australia. Free read.
Two years after a Territory mum vanished into the outback, NT Police are reviewing a recommendation to double the reward for information over her suspected homicide.
A man has faced court after allegedly assaulting a woman at an Alice Springs shopping centre. Read the latest.
Territorians likely to be found not guilty of their charges are being kept in prison due to a ‘backlog’ of health reports.
One business sector is booming in Alice Springs, according to fresh data, which recorded 27 new businesses. Find out what it is.
A baby girl who suffered a fractured skull during an alleged home invasion ‘is doing a whole lot better’, as her family returns to Alice Springs. A second fundraiser is being held, read the details.
The Red Centre capital will soon have eight different kinds of delicious banh mi’s to munch on, when two Vietnamese expats open their first offering in town. Find out more.
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