Mum allegedly helped son bury woman in gruesome cover-up
‘Had the leg not been discovered this person would have just been a missing persons statistics’.
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Suspected bikies allegedly involved in dog killing
Suspected bikies face court after allegedly ransacking a Palmerston home, killing a pet dog and seriously injuring another.
Sad end of an era as Harry shuts shop after 50 years
One of the Top End’s oldest and best known manufacturers is shutting up shop after more than 50 years.
NT fracking work to start against wishes of locals
Tamboran Resources is set to become the first Beetaloo Basin gas explorer to begin fracking activities on a NT cattle station without the consent of pastoralists and Aboriginal groups.
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$6.7m work on new Rocky Creek Bridge underway
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Public health student fined for breaching COVID quarantine
A PUBLIC health student has been fined around $1500 for leaving mandatory COVID-19 quarantine
Is this the NT’s unluckiest fisho?
ANDREW Veal may be the Territory’s unluckiest fisho, catching a $10,000 barra two weeks before the official competition started — making it nothing more than a fish with a plastic tag in it.
Larrakia Elders left out of Kenbi land claim lose court battle
SENIOR Larrakia Elders who say they should have been recognised as traditional owners in the Kenbi Land Claim to the Cox Peninsula have lost a High Court battle where they argued the land use agreement was invalid.
Man from hot spot to quarantine in jail after extradition
A MAN has been extradited to the NT from a hot spot charged with a historical child sexual offence
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Girlfriend’s holiday, boat, helps fisho reel in $10k
JAMIE Poniris may be one of the luckiest fishos in the Territory but he was always confident he’d reel in a winning barra
HPA make thousands of face masks for health and airport staff
TERRITORIAN workers living with disabilities have made thousands face masks in recent months
Fisho mates share the spoils of first double tagged barra
THE Territory’s first ever double-tagged barra has been caught by Mackay fisho Ryan Curtis
Student describes law, humanities uni price hike as ‘dangerous’
HUMANITIES and law uni students will have to pay up to significantly more for their courses under a controversial federal government higher education fee overhaul set to pass the Senate
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