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Lauren Ellis, Bendigo Art Gallery curatorial manager at the Frida Kahlo exhibition opening. Picture: Supplied.

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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.

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Students at Tiwi College were joined by AFLW players from the Red Dust program to play footy. Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

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‘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.

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While modern communication is vital for rural Australians, many living near Batchelor are finding their connection to the outside world growing weaker by the day. Picture: Anne Pietsch.

‘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.

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Pauliesha âEshaâ McKenzie in hospital, facing her toughest battle yet as she awaits a kidney transplant after her health took a critical turn. Picture: Pauliesha McKenzie.

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.

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Warren Snowdon on Anzac Hill in Alice Springs 16 September 2021. Photo: EMMA MURRAY

Warren Snowdon’s 35-year fight for the Territory

As the ‘man with the mo’ prepares to hang up his boots after more than three decades representing Territorians, Warren Snowdon opens up about his ‘accidental’ career in politics.

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FEATURE: Some rest for the Wicking

FEATURE: Some rest for the Wicking

How a cheeky cartoon to stop a teacher handing out so much homework led to a lifelong passion.

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ExclusiveNorthern Territory

How Territory police tuned into a major $20m drug bust

How Territory police tuned into a major $20m drug bust

Four people were huddled inside a Toyota Cruiser discussing a major drug syndicate plot to import tonnes of cannabis into the NT, but the police were listening. READ THE TRANSCRIPT

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Police & Courts

LONGFORM: How the defence won the case for Zach Rolfe

LONGFORM: How the defence won the case for Zach Rolfe

When world’s collide: How two men’s stories became inextricably entwined in a small room in Yuendumu.

Police & Courts

12-year-olds put in spit hoods

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.

Police & Courts

‘Two point six seconds’: The fatal shooting that captures the nation

‘Two point six seconds’: The fatal shooting that captures the nation

NT Police constable, Zach Rolfe, 30, formally pleaded not guilty to murdering 19-year-old Kumanjayi Walker in the Indigenous community of Yuendumu in 2019.

Northern Territory

Australia Day Honors bestowed on YU LAN (LEILA) Chin for service to the Darwin Chinese Community. Picture: Glenn Campbell

All the Territorians honoured

Doctors, museum curators and life savers are just some of the people awarded Australia Day Honours in the Territory.

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‘It’s been extremely difficult’: Champion trainer opens up on son’s death

‘It’s been extremely difficult’: Champion trainer opens up on son’s death

Nine-time consecutive NT champion trainer Gary Clarke says the death of his track rider son Guy is reflective of an industry beset by mental health issues.

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Trees have been uprooted after a deluge of rain Rachael Walters property near Mataranka. Picture: Rachael Walters.

GALLERY: What Tiff left behind

The Territory felt the full force of Cyclone Tiffany, with countless trees uprooted and property damaged. Here are some of the best pictures of the day.

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New education approach to closing the gap in remote communities

New education approach to closing the gap in remote communities

A new education pipeline in Yolngu and western knowledge will make infancy to tertiary graduation an option for remote communities in the NT. Read more here.

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