Officer shoots former daughter-in-law dead
A retired probation officer has shot dead her former daughter-in-law on a ritzy street, while a baby sat in a car nearby.
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’Crippled’: Grim reality of new beer tax
The price of a schooner is expected to increase yet again, putting pressure on Australian breweries “crippled” by a cost of living crisis.
Hospo worker confessions: ‘We hate it when you do this’
Ever wondered what really goes on behind the scenes in a cafe, bar or restaurant? Take a look at the startling confessions and secrets you need to know.
Major construction company collapses
Two Queensland construction companies have collapsed owing $4.5m, it’s the latest devastating run of construction companies being placed in liquidation.
Power surge leaves Carlton’s top-four hopes in jeopardy
Port Adelaide has made its move in the packed race for the top four, coming from 25 points down to defeat Carlton and leave the Blues’ hopes of a double chance in serious jeopardy.
Nine boss’ five word response over strike
The embattled boss gave an awkward smile as he was asked “are you here for work or are you here on a holiday with your family”.
Nine boss’ five word response over strike
The embattled boss gave an awkward smile as he was asked “are you here for work or are you here on a holiday with your family”.
‘Idolatry’: Engineer’s astonishing email
The astonishing email sent by a trained engineer to his uncle a month after a young girl was allegedly killed by her faith-healing church group has been revealed.
PM turns on Israel so he can get peace
Australia has joined Canada and New Zealand to call for an “immediate” ceasefire in Gaza with the PM using his strongest language against Israel yet – a move Jewish leaders likened to emboldening terrorists.
I stand by my mate Netanyahu: Packer
James Packer has spoken of his close relationship with Benjamin Netanyahu, after the Australian magnate was a surprise sighting at the Israeli PM’s historic and fiery address to US Congress in Washington.
PHOTOS: Cairns Brothers Raise $10,000 for Hospital Foundation in Memory of Late Mother
Cairns brothers Peter and Nick Lyngcoln created Annie’s Army 7 years ago after their mother Annie died from a heart attack. Every year they hold a long lunch, fundraising for the Far North Queensland Hospital Foundation in honour of their mother, raising over $10,000 this year.
Finalists announced for 2024 NT Training Awards
The 2024 NT Training Awards finalists have been announced with tickets for the prestigious gala dinner now on sale.
Doctors warn of misdiagnosis, incorrect treatment from pharmacy plan
Election promises to expand pharmacists’ powers point to easing the burden on healthcare, and saving on a trip to the GP. But doctors are warning there could be unintended side effects.
‘Urgent’: Leaders plea for Gaza ceasefire
The leaders of three major countries have urged Israel to come to a ceasefire, saying the situation in Gaza is ‘catastrophic’.
Controversial Jabiluka uranium mine lease not renewed
The Northern Territory government has rejected ERA’s bid to renew its Jabiluka Mineral Lease near the world-heritage listed Kakadu National Park.
45+ photos: All the fun of the 2024 Royal Darwin Show
Whether it was for cakes, rides or showbags thousands of Territorians crowded into the showgrounds for the 73rd edition of the Royal Darwin Show. Check out all the photos.
‘Keep up the fight’: Demons coach opens up on season so far
A BFNL mentor might be tightlipped about his coaching future, but he’s certain his team is tracking in the right direction after several winless seasons.
Opinion: Long list of NT child protection horror stories continues
Territory Families will always say its first concern is the safety and well-being of the child. But recent history is littered with cases where this concern has clearly taken a back seat to other, ideologically-driven priorities, writes Matt Cunningham.
Camping, events, nature: How to make the most of the Dry Season
We’ve got two long weekends in a row, and then we’re coming into the last month of the Dry Season – sometimes it’s hard to fit it all in, writes Kate Dinning.
Redland dad kicks off inclusive all-abilities touch football revolution
Redland dad Mark Daly, inspired by his son Tom, is coaching an all-abilities touch football team, hoping to spark a statewide movement leading up to the 2032 Paralympics.
‘Best place in Aus’; Lions CEO tick of approval for Mac Point stadium
The Lions chief knows a thing or two about winning over the community for a successful High Performance Centre. Here’s what he had to say on that and a new Hobart AFL stadium.
QNI Liquidators claim favourable outcome for creditors, employees
After eight years QNI liquidators claim a favourable outcome for the businesses that were owed money.
‘Corrupt’ Gladys hit with shock news
Ex-NSW premier Gladys Berejiklian has lost a bid to overturn ICAC’s findings that she engaged in “serious corrupt conduct”.
‘The boss’: Corrupt premier’s secret calls
A recorded call between former premier Gladys Berejiklian and disgraced MP Daryl Maguire has revealed shocking new details about their dynamic.
Shock reply after arrests near Ibrahim home
A lawyer for two men allegedly found with guns near John Ibrahim’s house has said he’s “not sure” if police allege it was an assassination attempt.
Shock reply after arrests near Ibrahim home
A lawyer for two men allegedly found with guns near John Ibrahim’s house has said he’s “not sure” if police allege it was an assassination attempt.
Horror scenes at tourist hotspot
Australian tourists have been “left with nothing” after the Bali villa they were staying in was engulfed in flames.
‘Panicked for her life’: Man strangles woman in jealous rage
A Townsville man’s future in the Australian Defence Force is up in the air after he was arrested for punching and choking the mother of his children.
Big issue with Aussies playing around the world
They could be using the massive gap in Test matches to rest ahead of a big summer, but Australia’s best are choosing to play on in non-cricket outposts.
‘Redraw the hunger’: Geelong rower’s second shot at Olympic glory
The former coach of a Geelong rower set to hit the water in his second Olympics reveals the secrets to his success and how a break from the sport relit the flame.
Surprise Katter replacement has energy industry in sights
The spotlight was on Katter’s Australian Party’s new candidate for Thuringowa today after he was announced just three months after the KAP parted ways with anti-crime advocate Clynton Hawks. Find out more about him here.
‘Stoked’: Territory comedian’s fringe dreams come true
Government grant funding is helping one Territorian’s fringe dreams come true – alongside helping other artists realise their projects.
‘Unfair’: How much fuel and alcohol costs are about to rise
The Albanese government is set to reap $800m from new excises but motoring and liquor groups claim the taxes are punishing ordinary people.
NT Greens announces two more candidates for Darwin’s northern suburbs
The Greens have their sights set on the left leaning seats of Darwin’s northern suburbs, putting forward candidates for Casuarina and Johnston.
Man allegedly breaks into woman’s home, indecently assaults her
A woman has allegedly fought back an intruder in Alice Springs, who police say broke into her house and indecently assaulted her. Read the latest.
Surf Coast Suns begin quest for inaugural senior coach
The president of the BFNL’s newest team has outlined what it is looking for in its inaugural senior coach.
Family speaks after Aussie killed overseas
The family of an Australian man who was stabbed to death in Thailand are ‘heartbroken’.
Blistering $80k bid for vintage Geelong Cats guernsey
A mystery diehard Geelong fan has secured themself a signed vintage Cats guernsey with an eye-watering bid of more than $80,000.
Interactive: Meet Australia’s 2024 Olympic team
The Australian Olympic team is ready to chase gold as the Paris Games officially start on Saturday morning. Meet every Aussie athlete and see which athletes hail from your local area with our interactive map.
Time to get rid of the worst thing on our roads
They’re everywhere in our cities, but it seems that most people want this popular item banned from shared pathways. What do you think? Vote in our poll.
‘Knife or acid’ attack: Prince Harry’s fears for Meghan
Prince Harry has revealed the terrifying reason he won’t bring his wife Meghan Markle back to the UK in a new sit-down interview.
Bali seizes dog meat as Aussies tricked into eating ‘skewers’
Indonesian officials confiscated hundreds of cooked skewers and raw dog meat amid a crackdown on the illegal trade. WARNING: Distressing content.
‘Derogatory, racist, sexist’: 40 Qld place names set to change
Dozens of Queensland place names deemed offensive – mainly to First Nations people – are to be changed by the State Government.
Man ‘got naked, assaulted plane crew’: cops
A man has been charged after allegedly taking off his clothes and assaulting the plane crew on a flight from WA to Melbourne.
Huge change to pub rules for one state
A major change to pub rules has been introduced in one state for a specific reason.
‘Full throttle’: Wild Trump theory emerges
The attempted assassination of Donald Trump has triggered a truly bizarre theory – and it could hand him the keys to the White House.
Listed: Darwin hockey’s most promising young guns of 2024
As six of the Territory’s best up and comers have been recognised on the national stage we’ve taken a look at the most promising young guns from the 2024 Darwin Hockey season. Check them out.
Chaos warning at Sydney airport amid strike
Passengers can expect cancellations and delays as strike action is expected to cause disruption.
Chaos warning at Sydney airport amid strike
Passengers can expect cancellations and delays as strike action is expected to cause disruption.
Disputes, trauma, long waits: Everything heard at flood inquiry
Six months after Cyclone Jasper, many Far North Queensland residents are still in temporary accommodation, waiting for insurance claims to be approved.
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