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7th November 2024

PM Edition

VOTE NOW: NT News Leader of the Year People’s Choice poll closing soon

For the first time in 2024, the NT News is honouring our trailblazers and established leaders in a new advocacy campaign and awards program. All finalists are now in the running fo...

Former model’s ‘bizarre’ hose attack on neighbour’s house causes $42k damage

A panicked mother barricaded her young children in a room as a neighbour smashed her way into their home and wreaked havoc in the dead of night, a court has heard.

How gas-rich NT gov had to go cap-in-hand for east coast supplies to stop blackouts

Sitting between two of the world’s best gas fields, the Northern Territory has had to source out east coast gas. Read how.

‘Great day’: Students’ epic arrival to school in a Bushmaster

A group of school friends got the ultimate school drop-off when a team of soldiers took them to class in an iconic army vehicle. See the photos.

Two women dead, driver at large in Darwin hit and run

Two women have died after a hit and run, with a Darwin road partially blocked off and delays expected. LATEST FROM POLICE.

Traffic delays after four car pile-up near Palmerston

Emergency services have responded to a crash on a major thoroughfare, with witnesses describing major traffic delays throughout a nearby suburb.

Snags, sun and fun: 2000+ attend opening days of $1.9m adventure park

The opening of a long awaited $1.9 million adventure park in the Red Centre saw thousands of snags eaten by eager punters – with more opportunities to see the park for free in the ...

The election lesson Kamala could have learnt from Australia

I wouldn’t have voted for Trump, but from similar experiences in our own backyard I can understand why so many Americans did, writes David Penberthy.

$57m Queen lodge now a dump under Prince Andrew

An English mansion once home to Queen Elizabeth and worth a staggering $57 million is full of cracks and mould despite remaining in the royal family. Here’s why.

Early inheritance pressure takes its toll on older Australians

The juggle of helping kids financially while affording your own retirement is getting trickier, but seniors still plan to give an early inheritance. Take our poll.