A water, light and sound show will be held at the Darwin Waterfront lagoon, accompanied by free shows and performances, from late November until New Year’s Eve, the precinct’s management has said.
Northern suburbs man arrested over child abuse material found on phone
A 30-year-old man has been arrested following a police raid on his Malak home that located a mobile device allegedly containing child abuse material, NT Police said.
NT Independent Car of the Week: 2021 Toyota Hilux GUN126R SR5 Double Cab
Check out this newly arrived blue 2021 Toyota Hilux GUN126R SR5 Double Cab that comes with a 6 6-speed sports Automatic transmission and 4-cylinder 2.8-litre diesel engine. This well-maintained ute has an engine mileage of 15,628 km.
NT Resource News – Oct 12
Highlights this week include DevEx Resources signing a uranium earn-in agreement with Transition Metals, King River continues on the high-grade gold hunt at Tennant Creek, Australasian Metals starts drilling at its Mt Peake lithium project, and Lithium Plus reports 94 meters of high-grade mineralisation at its Lei prospect.
‘Mango Madness’ season: Extreme, severe heat alerts issued by NT Health as Build-Up begins
NT Health has issued severe and extreme health alerts as unsurprisingly high temperatures continue to persist in rural areas this week, as the Build-Up takes over.
OM Manganese fined half a million dollars over 2019 Bootu Creek fatality
Mining firm OM Manganese has been fined $487,500 by the Darwin Local Court after being convicted for breaching the Work Health and Safety Act resulting in the death of a mine worker at its Bootu Creek mine site near Tennant Creek four years ago.
Trip around the Nation: Free to Read National News for October 12
Today’s national news includes the government beginning its assisted-departure flights from Israel, Senator Thorpe backpedalling on legislated Voice support, the ACCC fines Tesla $155,460 over button battery safety breaches, and the government investing $220 million to boost local munitions production.
Star-studded ‘The Warm-Up’ concert kicks off this Saturday in Alice
Renowned national and local musicians including Paul Kelly will be performing at ‘The Warm-Up’ concert at Anzac Oval in Alice Springs this Saturday at 2:30pm, one year out from the Alice Springs Masters Games.
Three youths, including 8-year-old, busted stealing knives and crossbows
One teen is facing charges after police allege he and two other males, aged 8 and 10, broke into a camping store at Casuarina and stole knives, crossbows and other weapons.
Former courts media liaison charged with disclosing confidential information
A former NT courts media liaison has appeared in Darwin Local Court charged with disclosing confidential information and publishing the name of a protected child while in the role.
Alice Springs Council, Power and Water Corp argue over responsibility of Gap Road’s streetlight upgrades
The Territory’s Power and Water Corporation and Alice Springs Council are pointing fingers at who should shoulder the cost for the urgent streetlights upgrade on the notorious Gap Road – a hot spot for many traffic fatalities – with no resolution in sight.
Trip around the Nation: Free to Read National News for October 11
Today’s national news includes pro-Palestine activists tossing flares at Sydney Opera House, failure of Indigenous referendum will shame Australia, Australia picking the Philippines as Investment Deal Team location in ASEAN, and Australia LNG unions to go on strike next week as negotiations falter.