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16th August 2024

PM Edition

In the bag: How new grocery competitor could get free NT land

A new supermarket competitor will get a slice of free NT land and major project status in an effort to break up the Coles and Woolworths duopoly – but there’s a catch. HAVE YOUR SA...

Ranked: Top 45 players from the 2024 CAFL season

The Central Australian Football League is known for producing exciting talent and the 2024 has a perfect mesh of veterans and young guns. We’ve ranked the top 45 men and women here...

Why this door could cost the government $190,000

What is the price of a renter’s distress? Judges pushed to put a price tag on the feeling of ‘disappointment’ when living in a dilapidated home after an Aussie grandmother won a la...

Police turn to 3D technology to solve Territory crash mysteries

Territorian road collisions will be understood in greater detail, with police turning to new technology that produces a visual representation of even the most catastrophic car cras...

From WA to NT: Team travels thousands of kilometres for Beer Can Regatta

The 50th Darwin Lions Beer Can Regatta is days away

Mine mine mine: Where giant seagulls may steal your chips in NT

There have been sightings of some chip-stealing giant seagulls flapping around Darwin. Have you seen them? Find out why they’re here and where you can spot them next.

‘Unsafe’: Environment lobby group guilty of unfairly sacking worker

A Territory environmental lobby group has been ordered to pay a sacked employer thousands. Find out more.

‘Outrageous wastage’: Buffet restaurants fine for uneaten food

Customers whose eyes are bigger than their bellies will be the poorer for it, with many buffet restaurants enforcing fines for uneaten food.

Aussie's simple request that left Maccas cashier baffled

The mum shared her frustrating encounter and it's a simple act we all do.

The last of these Aussie holiday favourites closes for good

After years sitting dormant, this holiday favourite has officially been retired – and was the last one in Australia.