How Top End fishing club is reeling in budding anglers
Recreational Fishing Minister Joel Bowden has reminded keen fishers that government grants are up for grabs, with one Palmerston club receiving a big financial boost.
Politics
‘Love child of Gerry Wood and Kezia Purick’: Councillor’s bid to be MLA
A long-serving Litchfield councillor has nominated for the seat of Goyder as an independent and will campaign to reverse densification plans for Humpty Doo if elected.
‘Great day’: Territorian workers, union celebrate big bonuses
Amid cost-of-living pressures, Territorian workers are celebrating bonuses aimed to alleviate their financial pains.
Rental advocates slam Territory’s ‘basket case’ of laws
Broken ceiling fans, rising rents, tight vacancy rates. These are the pressures facing 40 per cent of Territorians who are battling it out in the rental market.
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See you in the NT: How cruise ships will boost economy
A grand-class cruise ship’s maiden voyage is one of more than 100 ships expected to deliver millions to the NT’s economy. Here’s how.
Bush beds for prisoners hoped to cut reoffending by 30 per cent
A remote Territory island hopes to reduce reoffending rates by 30 per cent by bringing prisoners back on Country. See why this could be the future of local justice reforms.
‘Sickening’ gap in NT election agenda
‘Do you know who can’t contribute to an economy — a dead woman’. NT Domestic violence experts slam pollies’ election pitch.
CLP fails to disclose political donations to electoral commission
Political parties in the NT have received thousands of dollars in donations over the past six months. See where the money is coming from.
Labor and the CLP reveal plans to improve Territory healthcare
With less than 200 days to the election, the NT News has asked politicians their plans for the Territory’s future. Here’s what they had to say about improving health outcomes.
Third party at fault for blackouts, gas supply not an issue: Worden
Faults in a contractor’s pipeline have been blamed for widespread power outages on Monday, but the CLP says the government has ‘failed to do the basics’.
‘Overwhelming’: Dozens nominate for CLP as pre-selection nears
With the NT election months away, the CLP is taking stock after dozens nominated for a limited number of seats. Read who hasn’t nominated.
‘Punitive’: Education expert’s scathing response to election promises
As the NT’s leading political parties reveal their education policy pitches 200 days out from the 2024 election, an expert has weighed in on their plans. Why she thinks the parties’ answers have only scratched the surface.
‘Terrible loss’: Remote council may lose 57 per cent of its rates base
A remote NT council says it could be stripped of up to 57 per cent of its rates base if the government forges ahead with a proposal to ban the rating of charitable land under all but the rarest of circumstances.
Trial date set for alleged Chief Minister attack after ‘nonsense’ filing
Speaking outside court, the Darwin real estate agent said the charge was ‘not a serious allegation, it’s a bit of cream’ and she was ‘definitely going to win this’.
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