Today’s national news includes Australia’s new credit law puts a squeeze on BNPL services, Australia’s GDP growth beating any G7 country, UBS saying that the inflation problem is not yet over, Nissui Corp. investing in Australian-based Immersion Group, and world heavyweight champion Tyson Fury to fight in Australia.
Roughly 1800 head of cattle were forced to be unloaded from live export ship Nine Eagle at Darwin Port after spending six nights aboard the stranded ship after an engine breakdown in Darwin Harbour.
Staff at the Alice Springs Hospital were allegedly assaulted with “blunt weapons” early Saturday morning by three people who also smashed up the emergency department’s entry doors before fleeing the scene, NT Police said.
The Albanese Government has launched its official information campaign about the proposed Indigenous Voice to Parliament that it says will ensure “accurate information” is provided to the public ahead of the referendum to be held between October and December this year.
NT Police are searching for three males who allegedly threatened the occupants of a silver Hyundai Accent with a knife before punching one of the occupants and stealing money and the car.
Today’s national news includes China lifting the ban on Australian timber imports, the Philippine government wanting enhanced ties with Australia, and the Northern Territory registering the lowest quarterly wage growth in all jurisdictions. Also in the News are ABC host Stan Grant quitting the Q&A show, and researchers saying that the El Niño and La Niña weather events are now extreme due to climate change.
NT Police said one male was arrested for “unlawful use” of a car and another for disorderly behaviour during Bass in the Grass over the weekend, but otherwise, the event “went off without a hitch”.
NT Police seized 200 litres of alcohol from the back of a car bound for remote communities after being intercepted on the Stuart Highway, south of Alice Springs on Friday, with police warning they will continue to stop the secondary supply of grog into “vulnerable communities”.
A new field guide to the geology, culture, history and ecology of the Larapinta trail and Tjoritja – West MacDonnell National Park will be released by the Geological Society of Australia.
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NT Police are investigating the stabbing of a 23-year-old man outside the Beachfront Hotel on Thursday evening that police said followed a disturbance involving roughly 10 people.
