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26th August 2024

PM Edition

East Darwin Storm caps off regular season with 25-0 thrashing

The East Darwin Storm hockey club has shown it is a force to be reckoned come finals after two more emphatic victories to round out the regular season.

Prisoner was mere weeks away from freedom before escape attempt

A corrections escapee’s mad dash for freedom – moments before he was due to be ‘lawfully’ back in the community – has landed him back behind bars.

‘Huge year’: Organisers hail Darwin Festival turnout

With more than 40 shows sold-out and record attendance across Festival Park, Darwin Festival organisers are celebrating one of the biggest instalments in the event’s history.

Rangers hunt for missing cat as rumours swirl about shelter’s safety

Rangers are searching for a tabby cat that escaped its enclosure during a Northern Territory animal shelter break-in.

LISTED: Top individual performers from DDCC grade cricket

The DDCC dished up another exciting round of cricket with some big scores and even greater wicket hauls. See who stood tall for your club.

’He will be missed’: NT volunteer firey dies in tragic highway crash

A long-time volunteer firefighter will be remembered with ‘funny memories’ he brought to the job after he died in a devastating crash on the Arnhem Hwy.

Footy, thieves, and fires: Police kept busy over election weekend

Alice Springs police responded to alleged fights at a footy match, thieves, and a structure fire in the first days of a government changeover.

Superyacht tragedy: Sister of victim breaks silence

The sister of Hannah Lynch, the youngest victim of the superyacht tragedy, has paid tribute to her “little angel”, as she spoke for the first time since the luxury vessel sank off ...

‘Woah, woah, woah’: Moment 5m Great White attacks tinnie

Boaties have captured the moment a five-metre Great White shark decided to “taste test” their tinnie in waters off the Sunshine Coast on the weekend. See the video.

How China beat the world at EVs

More than 80 per cent of electric vehicles sold in Australia are Chinese and that figure is likely to increase as China plots its next moves.