Financial barriers pose the main challenge for Skyla Chatterton, a 15-year-old Territory student who won the bronze medal at last year’s International Federation of Muaythai Associations World Youth Championships and is now kicking her way back to international competition by defeating opponents above her age and weight locally and interstate.
The NT Independent is providing an update of resource news from across the Northern Territory. Highlights this week include DeSoto Resources starting drilling works at its Fenton gold project, BPH ups stake in Clean Hydrogen to 17.5 per cent, Core Lithium commencing drilling of its BP33 mine, and Santos’ profits down due to lower production.
Check out this newly arrived white 2021 Toyota Hilux GUN135R Hi-Rider that comes with a six-speed manual transmission, powered by a four-cylinder diesel engine. This workhorse has an odometer reading of 26,000 km.
On offer for $335,000 is this fantastic property with modern updates, two private courtyards, and views of the ranges, all in a great Araluen location.
Today’s national news includes Defense Minister Richard Marles will travel to the Philippines to observe joint training drills, the first hydrogen refueller service station opens in Brisbane, Qantas Airways nears new Boeing 787 wide body order, and Disney Cruise Line bookings are now open to Sydneysiders.
A 28-year-old woman is in hospital after what appears to be a stabbing in the street, that police media reported as an “assault with an edged weapon”, indicating that the woman suffered a punctured left lung.
UPDATED: A man who was tasered by police outside a Nightcliff house, after what NT Police said was a more than 24-hour standoff with authorities that followed the man allegedly assaulting a woman, has been charged with multiple domestic violence offences and assaulting police.
EDITORIAL: Mayor Kon Vatskalis’s heavy-handed approach to dealing with conflict at council by physically banning an elected councillor who criticised the Labor Government is a perfect illustration of Territory Labor’s crush-and-destroy approach to silencing critics – but Kon is doing it in public for everyone to see and that’s where it gets messy.
Darwin area organisations and schools can now register and apply for grants of up to $500 to create a float for the upcoming “A Very Darwin Christmas” pageant in Darwin City on November 18.
On offer for $445,000 is this 155 sq m charming home situated on a 330 sq m lot in the family-oriented suburb of Durack.
Charles Darwin University will use genomics to conduct a study on biting midges, looking at their potential to transmit severe animal blood-borne diseases that could damage the Australian livestock industry, the university has said.
Today’s national news includes Australia, Japan and the US holding a joint naval exercise, Prime Minister Albanese has spent $4m chartering RAAF jets, unions notifying Woodside of a possible strike at key Australian gas platforms, and the US to sell Australia missile systems in $975 million deal.
