Unpacked: The Kumanjayi Walker coronial inquest findings
After almost three years since it began, the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker has finished. So, what did Coroner Elisabeth Armitage find out – and will it bring change?
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The Stem Academy helping young Indigenous women beat the odds
In the NT, the percentage of Indigenous students who stay in school is the lowest in Australia at 33 per cent but the Young Indigenous Women’s Stem Academy is changing that.
Hockey NT launches Northern Gateway Initiative master plan
Fuelled by its exclusion from the Australian competition, Hockey NT has officially launched a four-year master plan to safeguard and grow the code. Here’s what you need to know.
Uncertainty for Darwin Private Hospital’s future as Healthscope up for sale
Private insurers and families are questioning the future of Darwin Private Hospital after Healthscope put up for sale while MP Luke Gosling slams NT Government’s maternity plans.
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Acacia Inquiry reveals deep staff concern and substantial delays
More than a year after Acacia was pulled from Darwin and Palmerston EDs, there has been no date set for its reintroduction and staff are demanding significant change before they will go near it.
NT mums living in ‘real fear’ for future of private maternity care
Jess McCluskey shares ‘real fears’ for a second birth amid private maternity ward closures, and mum and Aquaman actor, Sophia Anderson-Bain, said another pregnancy will mean leaving Darwin.
How a country art gallery snagged an exclusive international artist’s exhibition
A regional gallery in Central Victoria has become one of the most visited in the country, welcoming a never before seen in Australia international exhibition showcasing one of the most iconic artists of all time.
‘Not all private schools are castles’: School funding face-off
From Tiwi to Toorak, the contrast in independent schools is stark, with the lead proponent for the sector stating, ‘not all private schools are castles’. Read the details.
‘It’s a nightmare’: Rural residents left in dark as phone and internet woes worsen
While modern communication is vital for rural Australians, many living within an hour of Darwin are finding their connection to the outside world growing weaker by the day.
35,000 TikTok followers: NT teen shares daily fight for survival
A young woman from Arnhem Land is fighting for her life far from home, as she awaits a critical kidney transplant with limited financial support – and she’s sharing her journey with the world.
Boots, guernseys, and a dream: New look footy future for NT team
A small but determined Northern Territory community is rallying together to give local kids a shot at playing footy.
Toll of failed police probe into former Children’s Commissioner laid bare
‘It’s not consistent’: In the wake of the Murphy ‘job for a mate’ scandal, former NT Children’s Commissioner Colleen Gwynne has spoken out on the failed prosecution which saw her life changed forever.
From Sassy J to Senator: Jacinta Price tells all in new book
Thrust to front of the nation during the Voice referendum, many may think they know Jacinta Nampijinpa Price – but her new memoir is seeking to change that perception.
Coming home for Christmas: Darwin man’s Leukaemia battle success
Darwin dentist Mathew Robertson was diagnosed with leukaemia and ended up spending last Christmas in a hospital bed. Now he’s made it through to the other side with a new lease on life.
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