CLP attempts censure motion against Chief Minister over shares scandal
Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has accused Eva Lawler of not upholding the ministers’ code of conduct.
Indigenous Affairs
Election 2024: Expert condemns mandatory treatment proposal
A Territory rehab leader has condemned the revival of a zombie alcohol policy, seven years after the $18m a year mandatory alcohol treatment program was found to have no long-term benefits. FIND OUT HOW THE ALP, CLP RESPONDED.
Police deployed to town after mayor’s SOS call
A Territory mayor has called the Police Minister directly for assistance as her town grapples with a rising crime problem.
New suicide prevention service leans on community
A prominent health body is set to open a community-led suicide prevention program that focuses on families as well as clients.
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In control of Country: historic moment for small community
Transfer of powers between government and Traditional Owners will see big investments in this small community.
EXCLUSIVE: Man who tried to rape 3yo to be allowed to live with children
A man who tried to rape a three-year-old boy while he played in his front yard could soon be released to live with other children, a court has heard.
Family’s grief over mum and bub slain in murder-suicide
‘We will never get the answers they truly deserve’. Family of double murder suicide victims share grief.
Exclusive: Coroner lays out preparations for Yuendumu inquest, plans for tenure
New Territory Coroner Elisabeth Armitage has sat down with the NT News for her first exclusive interview ahead of the upcoming inquest into the death of Yuendumu man Kumanjayi Walker.
Coroner answers big Zach Rolfe question
The NT Coroner says she has no plans to probe controversy surrounding the charging of Constable Zach Rolfe with the murder of Kumanjayi Walker.
‘Handcuffed to Justice’: racism called out in stirring speech at Garma
She is known for speaking truth to power, Garma’s keynote speaker Leanne Liddle delivered exactly that. Read more here:
Garma Festival: Leaders call for compassion in public debate
Leaders have expressed concerns over a lack of details in the Prime Minister’s plan to implement Uluru Statement from the Heart. Read more here:
Schools must teach Indigenous knowledge: Garma Festival
Indigenous knowledge must be included in classes from primary school to university, Garma Festival speakers say. HAVE YOUR SAY
FULL SCHEDULE: Garrmalang Festival kicks off this weekend
A packed schedule of music, comedy and educational panel kicks off this weekend at Garrmalang Festival in Darwin’s CBD. SEE WHAT’S ON
Death in custody inquest abandoned due to NTG bungling
The grieving family of an Aboriginal man who died while on remand in Holtze Prison will have to keep waiting for answers after the government bungled its response to a planned inquest.
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