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Angel Paws to get $20k boost in LNP election pledge
A much-loved Townsville animal rescue centre is in line for a $20,000 funding boost if the Liberal National Party wins the next federal election.
Darwin Cup Carnival ambassador for 2025 revealed
A Territorian with a long lasting love for racing and fashion has been named the ambassador for the 2025 edition of the Darwin Cup Carnival. Read how excited she is for the role.
In his own words: Mokbel’s first priority after being freed on bail
The convicted drug kingpin has been allowed to taste restricted freedom for the first time in 18 years and he has revealed there are three things on his immediate to-do list.
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Alleged crepe attacker Suzi Milgate launches ‘background check’ on own doctor
A disbarred real estate agent who allegedly attacked a former Chief Minister with a crepe has accused her own psychiatrist of being part of a government conspiracy against her.
Inquiry into Queensland toddler’s murder delayed
A coroner’s inquiry into the death of a two-year-old, whose broken body lay forgotten in an unmarked grave for longer than she was alive, has been delayed while her alleged killer appeals his conviction.
Man hospitalised after snakebite at Townsville residence
A man in his 60s was taken to hospital after being bitten by a snake at a Townsville property. See where.
Territory Treasurer hints at potential homebuyers’ grant extension
Only one person has taken a $50k grant to build a new home in Alice Springs, the Territory Treasurer’s revealed, but hundreds have applied to buy existing NT homes. Find out why.
‘Just a bong’: One Nation Lingiari candidate defends brushes with the law
A One Nation candidate for the NT electorate of Lingiari has defended previous brushes with the law, while campaigning on a crime and community safety platform.
120 new homes earmarked for neglected government-owned site
The site – which the government purchased for $3m last year – is a former boarding school for Stolen Generation children, and also houses a heritage listed mural. Find out what the latest plan for it is.
Tourists visiting the Gold Coast could be hit with ‘bed tax’
Gold Coast mayor Tom Tate says he is working on a case to introduce a ‘bed tax’ for tourists, meaning the price of your Glitter Strip holiday could rise.
Climate change pushes birds to form unlikely alliances
A surprising shift in bird behaviour is unfolding in Central Australia, as species once considered rivals team up for survival.
Union calls for Deakin University investigation
The National Tertiary Education Union have questioned the legitimacy of a restructure led by Peter Auhl that saw his former colleagues appointed to high-ranking positions.
Rain no delay for return of iconic Territory festival
Recent rainfall has not equated to delays in setting up an iconic Red Centre festival, with everything ‘in place and looking fantastic’. Find out more.
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