There were, of course, howls of outrage from the usual places about the government’s decision, and more questionable claims about renewables being the cheapest form of energy, writes Matt Cunningham.
Rents are up but house prices are down in the Red Centre capital, according to a new report, with fresh insights into the government’s homebuyers grants also revealed.
The ASX finished slightly up on Friday, but investors remain uncertain over a potential hung parliament and US President Donald Trump’s tariffs.
An incoming deluge – set to dump 100mm+ of rain – for the Territory’s heartland has triggered a flood alert. Read what the authorities want you to know.
The best up and coming junior players from across the NTFL have been rewarded for their efforts, with one junior picking up her third consecutive best and fairest award. See the winners.
The construction timeline for a major sports stadium is likely to be delayed as the region’s biggest basketball association had a record-breaking year with close to 12,000 players.
Australia’s love of sport has helped lift consumer spending for January as cost-of-living pressures ease.
Seven years since a young woman first tried to report her stepfather to police for raping and molesting her and her friends as children, he has finally been sentenced. WARNING: GRAPHIC CONTENT
For the first time ever, Townsville’s Fire Pit is being fully opened up to allow as many fans as possible to cheer on the team at Sunday’s home grand finals game. HOW TO GET TICKETS >
US President Donald Trump has ordered a pause on all US military aid to Ukraine, just days after his heated showdown with Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky.
Anthony Albanese has left the door open for a federal deal that would see the buy out of Darwin Port from Landbridge. See what Landbridge has to say about it.
A beloved local hockey identity has died following a brief battle with cancer, just months after helping guide her club to a drought-breaking premiership.
The Territory government has put up a wall of silence after the corruption watchdog revealed a ‘job for a mates’ scheme at the highest levels of the senior public service.
The Reserve Bank concedes there is still uncertainty around Australia’s cost of living and has hinted what its next move on rates will be.
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