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11th March 2025

PM Edition

Peter Falconio’s killer only has months to live

Outback killer Bradley John Murdoch will likely take his secrets to the grave after a long battle with cancer.

‘Switch it off’: Lambie’s wild Pine Gap pitch

Tasmanian Senator Jacqui Lambie says if the Trump administration piles tariffs on Australia, US officials should be given a ‘boot up their backsides’ and forced out of Pine Gap.

Cyril Rioli stars for Jabiru Bombers in history NTFL grand final

Four-time AFL premiership winner Cyril Rioli has played a starring role as the Jabiru Bombers claimed a piece of NTFL history with a stunning flag win. See him in action.

‘Lowlifes’: Multiple cars tagged with spray paint on Darwin street

Residents of a Top End suburb have been left reeling after a number of cars were vandalised with spray paint. See the pictures.

‘Not about ticking a diversity box’: CareFlight celebrate all-women crews

All-women crews have been celebrated by one of the Northern Territory’s leading aeromedical organisations, paving the way for women interested in entering the traditionally male-do...

Cops ketchup with burglar after cheeseburger gaffe

A crime spree across Newcastle has come to an end after one delicious piece of vital evidence was uncovered when it was dropped from a burglar’s pocket.

YouTube star to fight Aussie rape charges

British rapper Yung Filly has pleaded not guilty to multiple rape and choking charges in the Perth Magistrates Court, five months after his arrest.

When stock markets collapse, this asset usually soars

Alarmed investors worried about years of ‘dead money’ if global markets collapse can look to history for answers – and one asset often thrives in a downturn, writes ASX Trader.