Alerts have been issued for four Top End scrub fires, as the smoky conditions prompt the health department to also issue a warning. A total fire ban is likely to be extended until at least Wednesday.
The 50th Noonamah Tavern Rodeo was a true spectacle for the masses with bulls, broncs and bikes taking centre stage. Relive all the action with our mega photo gallery here.
The final regular season round of grade DDCC action dished up some surprise results and big scores. Check out who stood tall for your club.
The City of Palmerston will remove its 30 parking meters in the CBD after earlier being advised by its officers that the looming shutdown of Telstra’s 3G network would make the machines obsolete.
Ahead of headlining Darwin’s first-ever queer pride music festival, VASSY reveals how being kicked out of her school choir spurred her on to become a global superstar.
The Darwin Crocodile Management has already captured more than 100 crocs so far this year, sparking calls for safety ahead of the first long weekend of the dry season.
A 23-year-old traveller working on a remote Territory cattle station has shared his incredible journey to recovery after losing a limb in a horror accident. WARNING: SENSITIVE IMAGES
Proposed changes to the NT’s 25 electorates and their boundaries have been revealed. Read how it could impact the polls, seat by seat.
‘Could have paralysed him’: A family was forced to drive their critically-injured son to an ambulance after a call to triple-0 failed to send help. Read about the blunder that almost cost a teenager his life.
Thousands attended the first Noonamah Rodeo of the year, with plenty on show for all. See pictures from the night.
Territory Duty Superintendent Tanya Mace said police were ‘on the streets every day, putting their lives at risk, protecting and serving the community’.
Despite one in nine Australian women suffering from the chronic condition, the Territory doesn’t have a dedicated clinic to treat endometriosis. Here’s how that’s about to change.
The NT government has a highly-paid job on offer for a new public servant to oversee ‘repairs’ at the Howard Springs crisis centre. Here’s what we know about the damage bill so far.
New police recruits could soon be patrolling Darwin streets after top executives flagged major changes to bush stations. Read how it could alter the workforce.
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