Man, 46, killed in single vehicle crash in Katherine
A man has died in a single vehicle crash in Katherine, marking the third death on Northern Territory roads in only 24 hours.
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Report urges action to improve Territorian’s access to specialist healthcare
The federal government and the Territory government need to take action to improve people’s access to specialist healthcare a new report recommends.
‘RIP little man’: Outpouring of grief following tragic pool drowning
There has been an outpouring of community grief after a four-year-old boy tragically drowned in Palmerston. Read the latest.
Why Viking ‘Travla’ Travis paid a visit to popular Top End tavern
It’s not every day you get to see a Viking in the Northern Territory – let alone one sinking beers at one of the Top End’s most loved pubs. But it happened anyway. Find out why.
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Alleged rapist Alice Springs cop released on bail
A Central Australian cop who allegedly repeatedly raped a woman remains on the police payroll and has been granted bail by a local court judge.
Why Humpty Doo Barramundi will be served up in major Japan event
An icon of the Territory culinary scene will be served to millions on one of the world’s biggest stages.
Second woman allegedly assaulted in Top End home in 24 hours
Detective Senior Sergeant Toby Wilson as NT Police search for a man who allegedly indecently assaulted a woman who woke to his hand across her…
Police probe into pair of late night assaults on women in Darwin homes
A second woman has allegedly been assaulted in her own home in 24 hours after she woke to find a balaclava-wearing man in her room. READ THE LATEST FROM POLICE.
‘Honour of my life’: Alice Springs mayor drops re-election bid
Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson will not seek re-election in August. Find out his reason why.
Chief rejects calls for independent death in custody investigation
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro claims politicians’ calls for an independent investigation into a young man’s death in custody are ‘appalling’, despite backing from family and human rights groups.
Fishing Minister grilled on overfishing, gill nets delays
The Fisheries Minister has revealed no gill net licences have been bought back despite the policy being a key election commitment to address overfishing in the Territory.
Heartfelt Darwin mural an ‘unforgettable project’ for young artist
On the wall of the Metro Advance Apartments along Lindsay St, a new ‘love letter to Darwin’ awaits. See the picture.
Stunt comedian brings magic to Top End shopping centre for school holidays
‘One of the most unique acts you’ll see’: Joel Fenton, who is known for his surprising, dangerous and hilarious stunt shows, is arriving in the Top End this month.
How a new program has adopted some of the ‘world’s oldest water stories’
More than 2000 residents are part of a new program, and it’s blending ‘cutting edge technology’ with some of the ‘world’s oldest water stories’. FREE READ.
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