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Billions pledged to bolster northern defence bases

The ‘lion’s share’ of up to $18bn will flow to the NT under a new program to strengthen Australia’s northern defence bases. Here’s what it means for the Territory.

‘Game changer’: CLP’s plan to remove burden on small business

If elected, the CLP are promising to ‘abolish’ payroll tax, with trainees’ wages also to be excluded if the opposition get their way. See the details and what one business owner ha...

High Court rules on immunity over Kakadu sacred site prosecution

Australia’s highest court has handed down its definitive ruling on a long-running legal battle over damage to a sacred site through construction of a walking track at Gunlom Falls.

Local businesses win tender for Holtze development

Two Territorian companies will develop hundreds of lots at Holtze, expected to hit the market late next year. Here’s why the Opposition warns ‘millions are being poured’ into the w...

Darwin bar boss reveals third venue is at an advanced stage

The hospitality heavyweight behind popular watering holes Lola’s Pergola and Babylon Bar has revealed he is putting the finishing touches on his third venue – which he says will be...

‘Be crazy not to’: Vallejo confirms intent for Saints job

Despite making four of the past five NTFL grand finals Anthony Vallejo’s coaching job has been put up for application, and he’s now revealed if he will reapply for the position.

Police reveal identity of alleged escaped prisoner

NT police have revealed the identity the 29-year-old prisoner who allegedly escaped police custody in Darwin’s CBD. Find out the latest.

The snake catching stunner giving industry a rattle

A Queensland mother of two is making waves in a male dominated industry as she thrives on the “fun and adrenaline”.

Famous US car brand reveals Aussie plans

It’s preferred by presidents, revered by rappers and adored by actors. Now this legendary American brand is headed to Australia.

Attacks on women are a nuisance. I hope the men are OK

It must be hard to be the sort of man who hides in bushes to expose himself to children or attack random women in the park, writes Kara Jung.