NT footy is famous for producing the Riolis, the Tipungwutis and the Longs, but now a new human highlight reel is lighting up the top end with this goal which must be seen to be believed. Watch the footage.
Taminmin College’s departing class of 2024 sent off their schooling years in style dressed to the nines at their formal on Saturday night. SEE THE PHOTOS.
Australian soldiers and US Marines will soon have new mates to storm the beaches and bush with. Here’s what we know about the Japanese marines deploying to Darwin.
A former senior Labor government member has taken a key gas role, plus the Territory’s surprise link with an influential Trump appointee. Read the latest gas news.
Hundreds of Top End children and families got an early visit from Santa when he touched down at Casuarina Square. Check out all the photos.
If we take away their “look at me” tool, who knows, some of these young criminals might actually get a job, writes Kylie Lang.
A Territory politician said he will intervene after a popular local provider lost a prized council tender. Read what happened.
Wanderers have made sure the Buffaloes winless start to the NTFL season continued on Friday night, but the result didn’t come without an almighty scare. SEE how it all unfolded.
American Defence Secretary Lloyd Austin is flying into an unexpected firestorm as Darwin prepares to host trilateral talks. Read what’s wrong.
A woman has died in hospital one month after an alleged serious assault, becoming the fourth suspected domestic homicide victim in the region in just four months. Read the latest.
A drilling project in the heart of the territory will ‘put downward pressure’ on energy prices – but one environmental group says the project’s approval ‘doesn’t pass the pub test’. Find out why.
Queensland parents are being pushed to the brink as the true depth of the cost of living crisis is exposed.
A Darwin school’s e-sports competition hopes to evolve the concept of school sports by providing both healthy competition and important skills for the digital future. Read about the exciting program.
A Top End solar installer has been fined in court after it accidentally sent photos of its workers, including a 14-year-old, at heights without proper fall protection. Read what happened.
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