Gallery: The 50+ best moments captured at NT News Woman of the Year 2025
Professionals, leaders and change-makers were celebrated at the second NT News Woman of the Year. Catch up on all the glamour, tears and laughter from the mega gallery.
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More than 300 people gathered at the Mindil Beach Casino Resort for the sell-out 2025 NT News Women of the Year awards celebrating the NT’s most inspiring and tireless women.
Professionals, leaders and change-makers in their respective fields were applauded for their efforts as winners were announced across 11 categories.
Dolly’s Dream founder Kate Everett was named NT News Woman of the Year for her work sparking a national conversation about the impacts of bullying.
We were there to capture all the action from the event.
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Originally published as Gallery: The 50+ best moments captured at NT News Woman of the Year 2025
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