The son of an Australian politician, who violently headbutted a woman, leaving her bleeding and too ‘scared’ to go to hospital, has been hauled before a judge. Find out what happened in court.
Labor has scrapped a controversial remote work program on the election eve, promising its version will create more dignified jobs. Read the details.
Find out the winners and losers of the 2025 electoral commission ballot paper draw, including an extraordinary coincidence. Read the details.
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has jetted into Darwin to unveil Labor’s health and aged care plan for the Territory. Read what it includes.
Community independent Phil Scott says he has a “dead set chance” at winning the seat of Solomon in the upcoming federal election, doubling down on promises to bring much-needed change to the Top End. Read the details.
Frontline workers in the domestic violence sector have voiced their anger and disappointment after the Territory government axed a key advisory group.
The coroner will investigate the ‘uncertain circumstances’ surrounding a Territory woman’s death, after her body was discovered outside a Territory courthouse.
Canberra is hedging its bets on committing to a key Northern Territory infrastructure project that would have huge benefits for not just the Red Centre, but the Territory as a whole. Read what it is.
The major parties have been accused of ‘corruption’ and ‘brain fart ideas’ over hot-button Territory infrastructure projects by a fresh-faced independent candidate. Find out what he said.
A roundtable meeting aimed at discussing the issue of making food more affordable in remote areas was “very productive”, says the man chairing the gathering, which was attended by Country Liberal Party figures Senator Jacinta Price and Lingiari candidate Lisa Siebert.
Darwin city workers will be able to see the largest luxury ship to visit Darwin cruise into our harbour on Thursday morning carrying almost 4,200 passengers. Find out which one it is and when it arrives.
Labor pollies have warned Dutton’s public service slashes could spell trouble for the Territory’s disaster preparedness. Read what they say.
A Coalition Government has pledged $8 million for two key Central Australian tourist attractions. Find out which ones.
The Territory’s Aboriginal Interpreter Service will celebrate its 25th year at an anniversary event in Alice Springs.
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