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30th September 2024

AM Edition

Drowning in poker debt, this cocaine mule gambled it all in the NT and lost

A Brisbane tradie who accrued significant debts playing poker has been jailed after becoming a cross-border mule to satisfy his creditors, slinging hundreds of grams of cocaine in ...

Rents for government teachers, nurses, police hiked by 25 per cent

Rent for government employee housing has been hiked by 25 per cent in a move that will impact budgets for thousands of remote frontline workers in the Northern Territory.

Pride of Darwin: Former footy club praises home-grown grand final hero

A former Southern Districts junior has become the latest Territorian to taste AFL premiership glory. Read how he did.

Mini golf, playgrounds: New $1.9m adventure park to open within weeks

A new adventure park is weeks away from opening, with plans to bring beach volleyball to the Red Centre capital – and more. Find out how much it will cost to get in.

Another legal challenge lodged against Beetaloo fracking

A prominent NT environment group has launched another legal challenge against fracking in the Beetaloo Basin, a week after a similar attempt was thrown out by the Supreme Court.

Cops, public pelted with rocks in car drive-by spree

Police are checking whether two vehicle thefts in Alice Springs overnight were related. Read what happened.

NT Health fills vital school-based role after four-year vacancy

After the role sat vacant for four years, NT Health has finally found a nurse to provide immunisation services to Katherine’s eight schools, as well as helping to combat a vaping c...

‘Regrouping’: Foo Fighters ‘on hiatus’ after love child scandal

Foo Fighters are ‘set to take a hiatus’ as frontman Dave Grohl works on repairing his reputation following baby bombshell and cheating scandal.

Affordable luxury cars coming next year

One of Australia’s fastest-growing brands has announced plans to introduce a new range of luxurious models in 2025.

Meal hack helping Aussie mum save $260 a week

Cost of living pressures are forcing Aussie families to think beyond supermarkets, as even buying raw ingredients and making things from scratch becomes expensive.