Teenager shot by NT Police three times found guilty
A Territory teenager who was shot three times by cops has been found guilty for being armed in public and assaulting police. See why he said he has become a ‘prisoner in his own body’.
Palmerston and Beyond
‘Offence may have been committed’ in RDH nurse’s death: Coroner
The coroner investigating the death of a Palmerston nurse, ostensibly via accidental overdose, says she does not believe the deceased ingested the pills intentionally, leaving only one possibility.
‘Heartbreaking’: Top End league player suffers severe neck injury
A rugby league player in his first season playing the sport suffered a life changing neck injury during a local footy match. Find out how you can support him here.
Run of bad luck sees NT food truck, catering business fold
A well-regarded catering business and an associated food truck have both been wound up in insolvency amid a tax debt. The director’s husband says they were victims of circumstance.
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Pubs targeted in early morning raids
Police are looking for a number of men involved in two raids on Top End venues overnight.
Top End alcohol restrictions on cards while BWS closes stores
The government is considering alcohol restrictions in the Top End, while the industry is already taking action after Palmerston bottleshop workers were allegedly threatened with knives and axes.
BWS changes as bottleshop owners react to measures
BWS has changed its operating hours and the drive-through where Declan Laverty died will remain closed indefinitely, as the industry reacts to the government’s planned measures.
Young girl ‘extremely lucky’ to survive croc attack in Top End
A 12-year-old girl has escaped a croc attack in the Darwin rural area. Here’s why rangers say she was ‘extremely lucky’ to survive.
‘Purely luck’: The incredible twist of fate that saved young boy’s life
Paramedics who arrived on the scene after an eight-year-old Darwin boy was hit by a car have revealed the stroke of luck that saved his life. Watch the emotional reunion.
Nurse barred after lying about $80k Centrelink fraud
A Palmerston mum-of-three who defrauded the NT government of thousands of dollars then lied about it to renew her registration as a nurse, has been barred from the job.
New 60-bed aged care facility to be built in Top End
A new high-level aged care facility offering the Territory’s first specialist dementia care will be built in the Darwin region. Read what’s planned.
Double Trouble: Twin’s alleged psychedelic empire seized
Police allegedly seized a quarter of a million dollars from two 21-year-old men, alongside a drug haul 1300 times over the commercial quantity of one recreational drug.
Teacher student ratios ranked: How every school class compares
New data has revealed the most crowded classrooms across the Territory, as well as how our student to teacher ratios compare to the rest of Australia. Find out how your school compares here.
Hobby turns Darwin dad into bonsai bandit
A single dad looking to feed his green-thumb dreams stole dozens of bonsais from a Top End nursery. But this was not the only hobby he was ready to break the law for.
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