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27th August 2024

AM Edition

’Need to do better’: Labor kingpin dissects NT election shellacking

A senior federal Labor pollie said the party’s vote held-up in the bush but crashed in the suburbs. Read why she thinks it bombed.

Top doctor sues NT Health for 14,000 hours of unpaid overtime

Specialist clinician Simon Quilty, who is the younger brother of celebrated artist Ben Quilty, claims he is owed back pay from the Territory government for more than 14,000 hours o...

Doctors’ unpaid overtime ‘tip of the iceberg’ that could cost NT millions

The doctors’ union says ‘the government will almost certainly say doctors claimed X hours of overtime and we paid 99 per cent of those claims’, but that’s not the whole story.

Tough talk: Chief Minister doubles down on Territory crime focus

Lia Finocchiaro held her first media conference since being elected chief minister and used it to double down on crime. Hear her speak here.

Darwin’s own ‘mumpreneur’ brings home silver and bronze

A Darwin ‘mumpreneur’ has been recognised for her dedication to NT families at a national awards ceremony.

‘Don’t move, don’t scream or I’ll kill you’: Nightclub rape trial begins

The court heard after allegedly raping the woman and threatening to kill her, the 45-year-old ‘kicked her on the ground and left her there’. WARNING: DISTRESSING.

Finocchiaro confirms police minister role in first meeting with NTPA president

Within 36 hours of winning the election, Chief Minister-elect Lia Finocchiaro has sat down for a one-on-one meeting with NT Police Association president Nathan Finn. Read what Mr F...

‘I have sex with bikes’: Students exposed to inappropriate shirt

A junior triathlete has been left disillusioned following a national school sport incident involving children as young as 11 wearing shirts brandishing the picture of an official w...

Prince William pays tribute to UK footy legend

Prince William, and David Beckham, have paid emotional tribute to Sven-Göran Eriksson, England’s top soccer boss, after he died aged 76.

Jordan’s shock as doctor’s sad prediction proved wrong

An Australian-first stem cell treatment was expected to have a life-altering side effect for the young woman.