Teenage girl stomped on by horse near Darwin
The young girl was riding a horse at Humpty Doo when she came unsaddled.
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Teenage girl stomped on by horse near Darwin
A 14 year-old girl has been hospitalised after falling off her horse overnight near Darwin.
Everybody facing Galiwinku Local Court, Thursday, March 13
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Everybody facing Tennant Creek Local Court, Thursday, March 13
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Everybody facing Katherine Local Court, Thursday, March 13
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Everybody facing Alice Springs Local Court, Thursday, March 13
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Investment winners: why women are making more money than men
No longer playing second fiddle to male money moves, females are firing up as investors and beating the blokes, new figures show.
Land councils rise up against Territory Coordinator
A call from the Northern Territory’s four land councils for the controversial Territory Coordinator Bill to be dumped has fallen on deaf ears.
Killer’s cancer treatment at local hospital revealed
Convicted killer Bradley John Murdoch is in a ‘bad way’ as he undergoes chemotherapy at a Northern Territory hospital.
Prisoner merry-go-round as police finally get watch house back
The Government’s corrections plan has reached a new milestone, with important infrastructure finally being returned to police. Read what’s changed.
Probe into senior NT police recruitments underway
Recent senior police recruitments, including the Acting Commissioner’s will be placed under the microscope as part of an independent inquiry.
Violent history and mental illness — but NT Police say escapee ‘no risk’
The violent history of a man who escaped custody in the Top End has been revealed – after police said they do not believe the man posed a risk to the public. FIND OUT MORE.
Focus should be on positives after Top End school stabbings, brawls: Hersey
Education Minister Jo Hersey says attention should to be moved away from multiple alleged stabbings and brawls by students at a Top End high school – describing them as ‘little issues’.
Why we’ll likely never see low interest rates again this lifetime
This chart shows why we’re unlikely to see ultra-low interest rates again with history suggesting we may face 40 years of rising rates which could reach up to 8 per cent, writes ASX Trader.
When stock markets collapse, this asset usually soars
Alarmed investors worried about years of ‘dead money’ if global markets collapse can look to history for answers – and one asset often thrives in a downturn, writes ASX Trader.
Danger signs: Is global market on brink of massive crash?
There’s four key indicators that foreshadow a global financial crash and right now, all signals are pointing to the market teetering on the edge of meltdown, writes ASX Trader.
‘Portable’ long service leave for community workers to be scrapped
Education Minister Jo Hersey says the government will take its first steps to repeal legislation which she claims has been a ‘huge detriment’ to Territory families.
Stock market bloodbath: Will Central Banks pivot to prevent recession?
As trade wars and stock market sell offs spark fears of economic meltdown, all eyes are on Central Banks and if they’ll pivot quickly enough to prevent a recession, writes Craig Tapping.
‘Switch it off’: Lambie’s wild Pine Gap pitch
Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie says if the Trump administration piles tariffs on Australia, US officials should be given a ‘boot up their backsides’ and forced out of Pine Gap.
Disgraced Dank one of Australia’s longest running fugitives
Sports scientist Stephen Dank, of Essendon supplement scandal fame, has had a warrant out for his arrest for almost five years, but inept police have done no work on the case in years.
‘Justice served’: Commonwealth on hook as native title case appeal dismissed
Traditional owners could be paid up to $700m from the Federal Government after the High Court upheld a Native Title decision over the acquisition of land for bauxite mining in 1969.
New LGANT and NORFORCE partnership ‘benefits everyone’
The partnership is being hailed as ‘game-changer’ which ‘benefits everyone’ by the top brass from both organisations. Find out why.
Everybody facing Wurrumiyanga Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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Everybody facing Tennant Creek Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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Everybody facing Galiwinku Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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Everybody facing Alice Springs Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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Everybody facing Nichols Place Darwin Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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Everybody facing Barunga Local Court, Wednesday, March 12
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NT celebrity chef’s vast gun collection seized
A highly respected Territory chef had his collection of 200 firearms seized after he pleaded guilty to sending a 99-year-old pistol through the mail.
Red Centre sweating after 100 days of 40 degree temperatures
More than 100 days of scorching temperatures for Alice Springs has taken a massive toll on tradies trying to get work done on time.
‘Risk’ of harm: Six arrested after Darwin stolen car spree
Six people have been arrested after a night of crime in Darwin’s northern suburbs. Read the latest Top End crime news.
Cracks starting to appear in Trump’s economy
If the first casualty of trade wars are markets, Donald Trump’s tariffs are a stunning form of economic self-harm.
Dad sentenced for stabbing man with ‘Rambo-style’ knife outside NT pub
A young father could be spending as little as six years behind bars, after he was sentenced for a stabbing which the judge says involved a ‘Rambo-style’ knife. Find out more.
Cyclone Alfred is Darwin’s windfall
Tropical Cyclone Alfred may have wreaked havoc in South East Queensland but it has proved to be an unexpected windfall for Darwin. Read why.
Darwin bus driver allegedly spat on by three people
Police allege two women and a man each spat on a Darwin bus driver before trying to assault him through a protective barrier. Read the latest.
Date set for Santos’ giant floating vessel to hit Australian waters
A date has been set for Santos’ giant floating offshore vessel to hit Australian waters. Read when it is.
Now we’re cooking: New NT gas powering the Top End
New gas from the Mereenie fields is helping keep our lights on and airconditioners running. Read about the latest finds.
Alice Springs lawyer behind Olympic-sized victory dies at 70
A motorbike loving lawyer behind an Olympic-sized victory in Alice Springs, has been remembered as man much more than his law career, after he died in March.
Everybody facing Tennant Creek Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Everybody facing Nichols Place Darwin Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Everybody facing Alice Springs Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Everybody facing Wurrumiyanga Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Everybody facing Nhulunbuy Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Everybody facing Katherine Local Court, Tuesday, March 11
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Uneven fight: Can this green banker win against Trump?
It’s the most uneven match up. Canada is betting it all on a former central banker with almost no political experience to take on Donald Trump’s tariffs.
Katherine High School violence continues: Minister responds to lockdown
Police attended another lockdown at Katherine High School. Read why this time.
Alleged teen rapist’s bail bid to live at charity caring for kids
A teenager accused of raping a five-year-old boy has been denied bail after requesting a spot in a homelessness shelter also catering to children.
NT barrister ready to plead, but questions remain over leaked cop shop CCTV
A prominent Territory barrister is preparing to plead guilty to drink driving offences, but police have no update on the investigation into how his watch house interview was leaked to the public.
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