The Darwin Hockey League grand finals didn’t disappoint with two four-goal heroes, a major upset, a fairytale finish and two defending champions. Catch-up on all things TPL and B-grade hockey and see our 120+ photo gallery of all the action here.
The planned shopping centre, whose proponents are prominent NT developers, would contain dozens of tenancies and provide an economic and lifestyle boost to the city, a new report says.
The NT’s famous Chariots of Thunder Series has arrived with a motorcade set to bring the speedway to the CBD on Wednesday.
A prominent Top End council CEO has been appointed to head Steve Edgington’s mega housing, community development and local government department – and he will have a pressing item of business when he starts.
A Darwin judge has called a childcare centre manager’s claims ‘fanciful’ after police allegedly busted a commercial quantity of drugs in her walk-in wardrobe.
Campers’ plans have come to a halt as a blaze ban bars Territorians from starting fires in five regions.
Some of the Territory’s quirkiest number plates have an even quirkier story behind the personalised lettering. Read some of the belters and vote for your favourite here.
Shaking in his grandmother’s arms, a Territory teen told her: ‘Nan, I did something really bad’. Find out why it took eight months to clear his name.
About 70 air force personnel, including specialised medical professionals will join allies from seven countries to participate in one of the largest air readiness exercises yet. Read what it’s preparing for.
A $1.56m bill for flood evacuees’ use of the Howard Springs quarantine facility has been revealed ahead of the site being signed over to the Defence Force to house troops.
An Arrernte man and prominent First Nations leader has taken out one of the top NAIDOC Week honours in recognition of his ‘unrelenting’ fight for freedom and dignity for all.
The Top End’s fastest cyclist says the sport is a great way to connect with the community and embrace the Territory’s competitive spirit. See pictures from the event.
The Top End is to blame for Central Australia’s crummy weather, but locals won’t let that rain on their Territory Day parade. Check the latest plans for the big celebrations.
The countdown to Territory Day’s explosive celebrations is almost over but it also comes with a warning of an ‘above average’ bushfire danger this dry season.
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