‘Encouraging more crime’: Young Territorians divided on curfew
Two prominent young Alice Springs residents are split on the emergency curfew imposed on the town, with a warning the measures could lead to more anti-social behaviour.
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‘Devastated and disappointed’: Bulldozers to return to Lee Point
A controversial 800-home Lee Point development has been given the green light from the Feds, to the dismay of Traditional Owners. Find out the latest.
Anti-discrimination commissioner investigates ‘kneejerk’ Alice Springs curfew
Human rights watchdogs and Alice Springs advocacy groups have raised their concerns around the 14-day Alice Springs youth curfew.
‘Full steam ahead’ for ship lift project as first subcontractor named
A Territory business has been named the Darwin Ship Lift facility project’s first subcontractor, as plans go ‘full steam ahead’. Read the latest details.
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Incredible footage of waterspout in Darwin Harbour
A waterspout has blown through Darwin Harbour, leaving eyewitnesses gobsmacked. WATCH THE VIDEO
Alledged traffic error in Free in the NT almost costs father his child’s christening
Man who allegedly jaywalked in front of officers during an anti-mandate protest has narrowly avoided missing his child’s christening.
Gov hands out $19.4m grants to fracking company in NT
Millions in taxpayers dollars have been announced for the gas industry to open up exploration in the Northern Territory’s Beetaloo Sub-Basin, two months after the courts invalidated a similar grant.
‘I want to see that money’: Barnaby challenged on $678m upgrade
Territorians have been warned not to hold their breath for an upgrade to the Outback Way, despite the Deputy Prime Minister promising $678m to upgrade the route.
ScoMo shoots ProMo during bombing service no show
Eyewitnesses have told the NT News Scott Morrison was shooting a video with the CLP’s candidate for Solomon, at the time other leaders were at a USS Peary service.
12-year-olds put in spit hoods
NT News can reveal Territory Police have continued to use spit hoods on children despite Royal Commission recommendations. SEE THE STATS.
‘We cannot risk another life’: Calls for national ban on spit hoods
A national campaign to ban the use of spit hoods has been launched after Territory Police disclosed their continued use against children as young as 12-years-old.
‘Onus is on everyone’ to do the right thing: Health Minister
There will still be “very limited places” the unvaccinated can go in the NT after the government made big changes to border entry requirements.
Albo makes $200m NT road pledge
Anthony Albanese said a federal Labor government will invest in NT road upgrades if it wins this year’s election.
Labor’s Top End meet-and-greet cops a drenching
A wet season downpour sent politicians and supporters scurrying for cover at a Labor Party meet-and-greet on Saturday.
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