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BUSHRANGER: Seekers of the supernatural may be tempted by these two mysterious home listings, with a six-bedroom, seven-bathroom mega mansion and a comfortable three-bedroom cottage both for sale in the desert town of Wycliffe Well. The UFO hotspot has ironically become a ghost town after the closure of the Stuart Highway roadhouse, 375km north of Alice Springs. But Real Estate.com has turned this already peculiar town into a digital phantom with more than six non-existent homes listed on the site. It appears Test St, Wycliffe Well has become the hot destination for listings that are for

Northern Territory

BUSHRANGER: Sex and the City Council, phantom homes and missing award winners

From a spooky phantom home in an alien hotspot, Darwin councillor’s sitcom idols and an award winner who went AWOL, Bushranger has you covered with the latest NT gossip.

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Lake Alexander has been closed to the public following a suspected shark sighting. Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

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IT’S BACK: ‘Loch Alexander monster’ shuts down swimming spot

A popular Darwin swimming spot has been shut down over fears that the Lake Alexander monster is once again lurking in its depths. Read the latest here.

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North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency chief executive Priscilla Atkins leaves the Federal Court where she is suing NAAJA over an employment dispute.Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

NAAJA boss given secret payout over unfair dismissal

The former boss of the Territory’s largest legal agency has walked away with a secret payout — believed to be in excess of $1m — two years after her unlawful sacking.

The Chow crew holding up their trio of Golden Bowls after adding the 2024 crown to their mantelpiece, after tying for first with Bamboo Lounge. Picture: Supplied

How Golden Bowl laksa winners sprung surprise on their boss

Top End hospitality kingpin Jason Hanna, owner of triple Golden Bowl winner Chow, says even he didn’t know which laksa recipe his crew had submitted to the coveted annual competition until the dish was unveiled joint winner.

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Declan Laverty, left, and his alleged murderer Keith Kerinauia. Picture: Zizi Averill

Declan Laverty’s murderer seeks appeal

A Darwin teenager who fatally stabbed bottle shop worker Declan Laverty is fighting to overturn his life sentence. See why the convicted killer is seeking to appeal the jury’s decision.

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Indonesian National Armed Forces Head of Delegation Lieutenant Colonel Empri Airudin during a ceremonial patch sharing ceremony aboard the HMAS Adelaide in Darwin ahead of Exercise Keris Woomera on November 3. Picture: Zizi Averill

‘Loaded to the gunwales’: Aussie military prepares for historic Indonesia operation

Aussie tanks, trucks, choppers and soldiers will soon be rolling out on Indonesian soil as part of the first ever bilateral live fire training exercise with our nearest neighbours.

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Agriculture and Fisheries Minister Gerard Maley with his gun on a hunting trip.

New conservation areas unlocked for Top End hunters

Top End shooters’ access into an iconic conservation reserve could be significantly expanded due to new infrastructure upgrades.

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Police & Courts

STAMFORD, CONNECTICUT - APRIL 24: (EDITORIAL USE ONLY) Breathing tubes hang next to a man with COVID-19 on a ventilator at a Stamford Hospital Intensive Care Unit on April 24, 2020 in Stamford, Connecticut. The hospital opened additional ICUs to deal the the vast number of people suffering from the coronavirus pandemic, and roughly half of the patients at the hospital are COVID-19 positive. Stamford, with it's close proximity to New York City, has the highest number of coronavirus (COVID-19) patients in the state. John Moore/Getty Images/AFP == FOR NEWSPAPERS, INTERNET, TELCOS & TELEVISION USE ONLY ==

‘Dumbfounding’: The fatal error after NT mum’s minor surgery

‘I touched her body and felt her pulse, but it was the machine making her alive’: A Territory woman has described her distress watching her mother on a ventilator after a minor surgery went fatally wrong.

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Police blocked off a large portion of the Darwin Waterfront following the discovery of a WWII explosive at the popular Darwin attraction.

Watch: Bomb experts detonate WWII bomb found at Waterfront

A Darwin construction crew narrowly avoided becoming the latest WWII fatalities, eight decades after the war, after pulling up a 50kg bomb with an excavator. WATCH THE DETONATION.

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Pride Parade takes off in Darwin City, 2024. Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

Pride without Parliament: Darwin LGBTQI+ parade at new venue

Community members fear one of the Territory’s longest running events has lost touch with its political roots, after the annual Darwin Pride festival bypassed the march Parliament.

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Northern Territory Police have released an image of a unexploded WWII ordnance found near the Stokes Hill Wharf in Darwin City on Tuesday June 25.

In pictures: WWII explosive shuts down Darwin Waterfront

Police are calling for calm after a WWII explosive was discovered in Darwin. See pictures of the operation to retrieve the “unexploded ordinance”.

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Former Southern Cross Care Tasmania chief financial officer Jara Dean has been appointed as the Northern Territory's new auditor general. Picture: Southern Cross Care Tasmania

Support for new NT financial watchdog after $6.9m pay scandal

The Northern Territory’s new financial watchdog is leaving his posting at Tasmania’s largest aged care operator after a $6.9m underpayment scandal. Find out more.

Police & Courts

Suzi Milgate faces the Darwin Local Court after an alleged attack on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles at the Nightcliff Markets in September. Picture: Pema Tamang Pakhrin

‘Heads are going to roll’: Alleged crepe attacker’s conspiracy claims

An ex-real estate agent who allegedly slapped a cream crepe into the former chief minister’s face has claimed she’s a victim of a vast conspiracy to take down her business. WATCH THE VIDEO.

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Former Darwin City Councillor Paul Arnold with his barrister Jon Tippett going into Darwin Local Court to face stalking and domestic violence related charges on Monday, May 20. Picture: Zizi Averill

Ex-Darwin councillor’s new bail conditions ahead of abuse hearing

A Territory judge in ‘the busiest court in Australia’ has called out the lengthy court case against a ex-Darwin city councillor accused of stalking his ex-partner.

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