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How axe-wielding thugs cost GEMCO mine $8.9 million
A young Groote Eylandt man has been jailed for his role in an armed raid on a manganese mine that saw two workers assaulted, 50 workers threatened, and led to a shutdown that cost millions.
VIDEO: ‘Tsunami of water’: Aussie boat swamped in America’s Cup youth nosedive
Australia’s foiling AC40 was swamped, sailors slammed by a ‘tsunami’ of water and wind equipment wiped out in a high speed nosedive at the America’s Cup youth regatta.
Big Four bank boss sees big opportunities in Geelong
The Commonwealth Bank’s top executive has talked up the region’s potential during a visit to Geelong on Monday where he met with city and business leaders.
‘Nightmare’: Obstacle Aussie businesses hate
A high-profile Aussie businessman has backed a state premier, saying he is working hard to reduce every business’s worst “nightmare”.
Major change revealed for iconic ferry
The ferries, which cater to hundreds of tourists and commuters everyday, are set to undergo a major shake up.
Warning as Australia set for major rainfall
Much of the country is set to receive a drenching this week, but one state has been warned of an elevated fire risk before the rain arrives.
25yo woman charged after 67yo found dead
A 25-year-old woman has been charged with murder after a woman in her 60s died after being found with a major head injury.
Cannabis plants ‘grew by themselves’, man tells police
Cops getting kicked at Barra and Boots Music Festival, cannabis plants that just “grew by themselves” in an old man’s yard, and golf buggy drink-driving. Here’s a roundup of matters heard in Proserpine Court.
Man banned from Topgolf after stunt goes viral
A man has been banned from Topgolf after he was tackled by security during a daring stunt at the Gold Coast golfing attraction. Watch the video
Big move after Aussie aid worker’s death
Australia will push the UN General Assembly to commit to stronger protections for aid workers, following the tragic death of 43-year-old Zomi Frankcom.
‘My mum would be so proud’: Prince Harry’s heartfelt tribute
Prince Harry has kicked off a week-long New York trip -sans Meghan Markle – with an emotional nod to his late mother, Princess Diana.
Vote: Which GFNL premiership side is the best of the 2000s?
There have been plenty of talented sides to grace the Geelong Football League this century. But which side is the very best of them? VOTE and have your say.
GFNL stats, rankings: Who starred on prelim final stage?
The stats are in from South Barwon’s win over St Joseph’s, but it was the Joeys who had most of the high-end performers. See all the top performers and how every player fared.
‘Doomed to fail’: Dutton’s big claim
While Peter Dutton has chosen not to reveal the cost of the Coalition’s plans to build seven nuclear reactors, he has made one big claim.
What it means to ‘Be Crocwise’ in and around Top End waterways
Territory Parks has issued a warning as hotter temperatures in the Northern Territory has crocs on the move. What does it actually mean to ‘Be Crocwise’?
Why the ‘most beautiful ship in the world’ is coming to Darwin
One of the world’s oldest active military vessels is coming to the Top End, with Territorians offered the chance to climb aboard the prestigious ship. See for details.
Murder charge after woman dies with horror injuries after car fall
A man has been charged with murder after a woman suffered a horrific head injury when she came out of a moving vehicle in the state’s north.
‘Fools’: Albo hits out at Coles, Woolies
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says supermarket customers “don’t deserve to be treated as fools” as Woolies and Coles are called out.
Ocean-inspired artist shrinks things down for unique souvenirs
You’ve seen her work splashed on the walls of Townsville Airport — now resin artist Brenda Stone is offering travellers downsized versions of her ocean-inspired art as unique souvenirs.
Popular venue to close amid Olympic plans
A popular dining spot will be reinvented as developers plan to build a boutique hotel ahead of the 2032 Brisbane Olympics.
Tennant Creek man’s remains found after five day search
The remains of a missing Tennant Creek man have been found, bringing the five day search to an end. Latest from police.
QLD LIVE: Man fighting for life after brutal Burleigh brawl
Police are hunting for five people after a 22-year-old man was kicked in the head in a Burleigh street, leaving him in a critical condition. QUEENSLAND LIVE
‘A s**t show’: Surfer who fought off a shark, lost a leg speaks out
Surfer Kai McKenzie whose leg was severed as he fought off a three-metre shark has spoken about the difficulties he has faced since the attack.
Senator’s death in custody win despite Labor opposition
Non-government senators banded together to force the Commonwealth to provide quarterly reports on deaths, self-harm, miscarriages and stillbirths in prisons.
‘Critical moment’: Swans gun steps up to land knockout punch
It might not be your day, but it could be your moment. That footy cliche was proved true yet against after a South Barwon star stepped up to deliver the killer blow against St Joseph’s.
REPLAYS: Stingers improve on night two in Festival of Hockey
The Festival of Hockey proved another important learning curve for the Territory Stingers as they went head-to-head with the nation’s top team. Catch all four match REPLAYS here.
Nampijinpa Price reveals bold post-Voice vision for Australia
No First Nations Ambassador, smaller land councils, no media censorship of Aboriginal communities, and a royal commission into child abuse. Jacinta Nampijinpa Price outlines her vision in our High Steaks interview.
Oops: Gold Coast motorist’s embarrassing traffic blunder
A Gold Coast driver has had to embarrassingly call the police on herself after taking a wrong turn and becoming stuck in an awkward spot.
‘Reality check’: Joeys coach rues skill errors in prelim loss
St Joseph’s coach Ron Watt has revealed the key area where his side fell away in as the Joeys went out in straight sets after a historic 18-0 regular season.
Revealed: Huge haul of stolen items recovered by police
Trucks, caravans, motorbikes and watches were among the various items recovered by NT Police in two big finds in the rural area. Check out the pictures of what they recovered.
Why your schooner could get cheaper under the Coalition
The Coalition is considering an overhaul of beer excise, as the price of schooner hits $15 in some pubs and hoteliers say the tax is killing the industry.
‘Hope common sense can prevail’: Palaszczuk throws weight behind Sun Metals
Sun Metals zinc refinery workers are ‘concerned and worried’ about a hostile takeover attempt, which could risk their safety and future careers. See who has backed their cause.
Massive change brewing for Melbourne F1 Grand Prix
Formula One Grand Prix race chiefs want to make the Melbourne GP bigger and better, potentially extending the event — and even stretching it to the CBD.
30+ photos: Floating crocs and happy faces at Darwin Kite Fest
Thousands celebrated the end of the school term with the second annual Darwin Kite Festival sending everything from giant crocs to dinosaurs skyward. Check out our gallery.
NT children’s book wins one of nation’s richest literary prizes
A group of more than 30 artists, scientists and linguists created the illustrated science book that takes kids inside the life of termites through storytelling from the Gurindji People.
Singer on rock strike DV charge bailed before band’s NT tour
A Red Centre musician who allegedly struck his partner with a rock was bailed hours before he was due to play the first show of his band’s tour. Find out what happened in court.
The impossible question in Aussie health
A groundbreaking study has delved into the question of whether Australia’s healthcare funding system is working to its full potential.
‘Grandma hates it but face tatts no longer taboo at work’
A growing number of Aussies are sporting tattoos, with one in four sporting ink somewhere on their bodies. But are face tattoos accepted yet?
‘My comfort hobby’: Flautist chases musical dreams in Seattle
A Pimlico flautist who performed for the Townsville City Council shares how an upcoming United States trip could help her achieve her musical goals.
Gang rapists are ‘dedicated’ churchgoers
Two priests have thrown their support behind a trio of men who were found guilty of gang raping three teenagers during a bucks party weekend.
M1 mayhem: Hour to travel 3km after two-vehicle crash
A two-vehicle crash that left a motorcyclist fighting for life has triggered mayhem on an already congested Pacific Mwy with major delays.
‘Confident’: Albo’s big claim after Biden chat
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has made a strong statement about the future of a multi-billion dollar investment after meeting with US President Joe Biden.
Revolutionary technology brought to TSV to help kids and families
North Queensland families of children with disabilities were able to participate in physical therapy and use world-class technology as part of a clinic from a Gold Coast centre.
Cost of Tamboran gas deal won’t be released, govt confirms
Despite the CLP’s promise to release details of major gas deal ‘if it could’, the cost to Territorians will remain a secret. One group estimates it could be as much as $3.6bn.
Deakin 2024 Graduates: September 17
A number of university students graduated from Deakin University on September 17. See the photos
What to expect when NT parliament returns next month
The first time the Territory’s new government will sit in parliament has been confirmed. Here is what’s on the agenda for the CLP, opposition and crossbench.
‘Grave concerns’ for Tennant Creek man missing for five days
Loved ones and police hold ‘grave concerns’ for a missing man whose car was found abandoned 15km from a remote outback town. Read the latest.
‘I really struggled’: Mooney on his finals exclusion
A two-time premiership Cat has opened up on the difficult conversation he had with Chris Scott on the cusp of the 2011 finals and how history has repeated 13 years later.
‘They loved him’: How Cats sensation transformed a school
Shaun Mannagh is loved by all from his past. And he has proved irreplaceable to a school where he helped change the lives of vulnerable kids. The people who know Mannagh best open up on his incredible journey.
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