The NT News’ most talked about front pages from 2020
THE NT News’ front pages are often the most talked-about, usually the most wacky and always the most outrageous in the country. As 2020 finally comes to an end, we take a look back at a selection of our front pages from throughout the year
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THE NT News is unashamedly a one-of-a-kind when it comes to newspapers.
Its front pages and headlines are often the most talked-about, usually the most hilarious and always the most outrageous in the country.
If it’s not a yarn about a crocodile eyeing a fisherman as bait, it could be a yarn about a flying dildo, or a bloke jamming a cracker up his clacker.
Territorians often refer to the NT News as the paper that relies on the 3 Cs – crocs, cyclones and crime (of the bungling crook variety).
But, in truth, it is the paper of the multiple Cs – crocs, cyclones, crime, cursing cats, creatures from outer space (aliens and UFOs), cane toads, crazy critters (promiscuous pigs, dogs that think they are chickens and killer peacocks), and copulating couples in public. And that’s just the tip of the iceberg.
However in 2020, those usual infamous 3 Cs — or our most read stories and front pages — were more along the lines of COVID, coronavirus and ... then throw in any one of all those others to make up your own last C of choice.
Here we take a look back at a selection of our front pages from 2020 that got tongues wagging and our readers — both friends and foes alike — letting us know in no uncertain means what they thought of them on social media, in the letters pages, or on our office phones.
Here’s hoping 2021 provides us with suitable news fodder to produce a few more of our infamous front pages for you, our readers.
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