Here is a look at what is making news around the country today.


Here is a look at what is making news around the country today.

NT Police are searching for six antique firearms that were reportedly stolen from a Stuart Park residence between March 3 and 5.

Hold Access (Wuna) was chosen as the sole Northern Territory winner in the 2023 Telstra Best of Business Awards, picking up awards across the Building Communities and the Embracing Innovation categories.

Casuarina Senior College and Sanderson Middle School students have been banned from Casuarina Square shopping centre for four weeks, after some students were fighting in the complex, the centre’s management have said.

The NT Independent is providing an update of resource news from across the Northern Territory. Highlights this week include a revised mine closure plan for the Ranger uranium project to be filed in September this year, PNX obtaining environmental approval for its Fountain Head project, and Empire Energy Group strengthening its commercialization plan after getting positive flow testing results from its Carpentaria well in the Beetaloo Sub-Basin, plus more.

Here’s a look at what’s making news around the country today.

Australia’s newest low-cost carrier Bonza is considering opening Northern Territory destinations, including Alice Springs and Yulara to its network of flights, depending on airport use agreements with the Territory’s airports, despite the Tourism Minister saying she hasn’t had the time to meet with them.

Here’s a look at what’s making news around the country today.

SEE THE LIST: The Supreme Court witness list for Children’s Commissioner Colleen Gwynne’s trial on a single charge of abuse of office has been revealed and it includes senior public servants, senior NT Police officers, the former public employment commissioner, the man who is currently making revisions to the ICAC Act, government lawyers and the woman many tip to be the next NT Police commissioner.

Dementia Support Australia will be holding a free two-night residential education program in Darwin to support dementia patients who are living at home, as well as their caregivers.

The NT Police force is trying to recruit officers from New Zealand, offering remuneration packages it says are worth more than $136,000 in the first year, which includes rent-free housing, an advertisement in a newspaper shows and comes as the force identified it needs 300 more officers.

Resources company Tivan has opened a new office in Darwin following the company’s recent announcement of building a mineral processing facility at the proposed Middle Arm industrial area.