‘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.
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.
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.
Police are calling for calm after a WWII explosive was discovered in Darwin. See pictures of the operation to retrieve the “unexploded ordinance”.
An ex-real estate agent who allegedly slapped the former chief minister with a cream crepe is battling to take a novel legal argument to the Supreme Court. WATCH THE VIDEO.
City workers were shocked to see Outback Wrangler Matt Wright with a 650kg croc on the streets of Darwin’s CBD. See the pictures.
Chief Minister Eva Lawler has confirmed a six-day extension to the controversial Alice Springs night time ban on young people. See the latest here.
The court heard ‘no one had a bigger interest’ in the inquest into the 15-year-old’s death than his family but they were denied the opportunity to call witnesses or make submissions.
A Darwin dad’s grubby hobby of secretly filming young women was finally exposed after he was busted for indecent exposure at a highway Maccas.
A Darwin mum who was never found guilty of a crime has spent 10 years in prison. But nine months after gaining her freedom, she says an NT Health legal challenge will condemn her to die in a cell.
A Darwin real estate agent accused of slapping a cream crepe in the Chief Minister’s face and harassing renters is fighting to keep her licence – despite letting the professional credentials expire.
A Katherine man who allegedly flew off with a helicopter which was then not found for almost a year is set to face a jury – but has debuted a new name in court. Latest.
The Australian and Northern Territory’s top legal officers have demanded that NAAJA open its books and reveal how funding has been spent amid a staffing crisis.
A Katherine woman has not ruled out the extraterrestrial origins after a humanoid-like smudge appeared on her window. ‘The mystery is not solved’
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