Woman charged over deaths of 70+ cattle in Red Centre
A woman is set to appear in court later this year after police charged her in relation to the deaths of dozens of cattle in the Red Centre. Read what we know.
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Alleged fugitive caught with ex-NAAJA employee in hotel bust
An alleged fugitive who police say was caught in a hotel room with an ex-NAAJA employee has fronted court. Read the latest.
Tourism board set to move right next to old office – which is sitting abandoned
Tourism Central Australia is set to take over the local council’s library in a new proposal – metres away from its old office, which has sat empty for years.
Five ‘everyday’ Territorians among 103 Aussies awarded prestigious fellowship
From the Top End to the Red Centre, five ‘everyday’ Territorians have been given the opportunity of the lifetime – and it could benefit the whole Territory. Find out why.
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Todd Mall struck another blow with closure of long-term retailer
The Red Centre capital is losing another retailer, which is shutting its brick and mortar store to make the shift online. The owner says it’s a bittersweet feeling in light of a gut-wrenching family tragedy in 2021.
NT Corrections makes desperate bid to fill roles as staff threaten ‘walk off’
Leaked texts have laid bare just how short-staffed Territory prisons are – as the department’s ‘emergency actions’ continue despite threats of a walk off from corrections officers.
Red Centre couple in final stages of reviving shuttered bush pub
An NT couple who traded in their careers are putting the finishing touches on their East MacDonnell Ranges eco retreat, with its centrepiece to be the reopening of a pub that’s lain dormant for 20-plus years.
‘Nothing left’: Is buffel grass a weed, or feed, of national significance
A Red Centre meeting has reignited debate about around an invasive grass. While some call it a weed, to others it’s a ‘feed of national significance’. Find out why.
Celebs descend on Aussie icon for resort’s 40th birthday
Some of Australia’s biggest names have gathered at a Red Centre icon, to celebrate a rockin’ 40th birthday for the ages. See the pictures.
Knife-wielding intruders allegedly threaten staff at Alice Springs venue
Five intruders allegedly broke into the kitchen of a licensed venue, threatened three staff with kitchen knives, and made off with cash from the till, NT Police say. Here’s what we know so far.
Barkly publicans claim they are scapegoats for sly grog problem
Two Barkly publicans claim NT Police responded to a “busy” night of violence, featuring 29 call-outs, by knocking back half of their takeaway clients the next day instead of addressing the real issue: sly grog in the town.
Corrections staff believe rioting ‘imminent’ amid emergency flights
The correctional tinderbox is on the verge of turning into a roaring fire, with a walk off the job now a live possibility amid claims 35 women inmates charter flown to Darwin will have to be housed in a library or workshop.
Mass prisoner influx to Darwin has corrections staff threatening to walk
‘Emergency actions’ authorised by the NT Corrections boss has staff threatening to walk off the job – as a number of Red Centre prisoners are set to be shipped to already full Top End facilities. DETAILS.
‘Major stuff up’ threatens to stop fisho’s using Territory rivers
A ‘major stuff up’ could see fishos ‘punished’, and a punt at the million dollar barra at some Territory’s most iconic rivers potentially becoming more difficult. Find out why.
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