C’mon PM, give us Christmas together
A lot’s been made of Scott Morrison’s Father’s Day dash. Now the pressure is on him to deliver a united Christmas for all Australian families, says Edwina Bartholomew.
Opinion
Labor backs away from hunting promise
Environment Minister Eva Lawler has now put it in writing that she has no idea where a new hunting reserve can go, despite promising one ahead of the 2020 election, BART IRWIN writes
My Covid scare highlights a huge divide
Seven days into isolation and three negative Covid tests, Edwina Bartholomew is thankful she can afford it.
NTFL clubs place their Betts on much-loved Eddie
How great would it be to have retired AFL legend Eddie Betts playing and training week in week out at TIO Stadium, Gardens Oval, Norbuilt Oval or Cazalys Arena?
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Time to break the silence
THE crisis we face to nurture the current generation of indigenous children is laid bare by the shocking figures revealed by the NT News today
MATT CUNNINGHAM: The truth is too costly
FEAR of treading on toes or damaging a PR image has kept the NT’s children in harm’s way for far too many years. MATT CUNNINGHAM writes
NT’s grog problem is out of control
NEW tactics to stomp out alcohol issues are desperately needed to fix the Territory. KATIE WOOLF reports
Test teachers for kids’ future
EDUCATION is the foundation for success in life and ensuring that only the best teachers are educating the next generation is essential
Roll out the red tail carpet
THE Territory Government must roll out the red carpet to Qantas and find out exactly what is needed to bring its $20 million flying academy to Darwin
Unity needed on booze issue
TERRITORIANS love two things above all others — fishing and enjoying a tinnie or three
Let’s protect our bus drivers
NO WORKER in any industry deserves to be threatened or have a weapon thrown in their face anywhere, let alone at their place of work
Lending curbs sure to pay off
A PROPOSAL for stricter regulations on payday lenders should be welcomed
Commission no afterthought
NINETEEN months ago, then-Chief Minister Adam Giles stood in front of a media pack and wept
System fails the innocent
THE horrendous crime allegedly perpetrated against a two year-old girl in Tennant Creek has shone a fresh spotlight on a township long known for its history of social dysfunction
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