A man has been charged with causing serious harm and contravening a domestic violence order after allegedly beating his partner unconscious in the street in Alice Springs, NT Police said.
Nightcliff business allegedly robbed with knife
A man, or male teenager, is still on the run after robbing a business in Nightcliff with a knife, NT Police said.
Man charged over alleged rape at East Point
A man has been charged for allegedly raping a woman he knew at East Point last Monday, NT Police said.
Trip around the Nation: Free to Read National News for August 27
Today’s national news includes law enforcement raising concerns over granting visas to Hamas supporters, Australia entering into an MOU with Singapore on civil defence cooperation, CLP winning big with a massive swing against Labor, Deputy Opposition leader Susan Ley accusing Minister Chalmers of not being a good treasurer, and extreme wind, hail, and storms to hit parts of southeast Australia.
Court rules Kalidonis NT responsible for the death of construction worker
Darwin-based construction firm Kalidonis NT has been convicted in the Darwin Local Court on two counts of breaching health and safety obligations over the death of Paul Leach, it has been reported.
Up to 30 vehicles damaged at auction business
Up to 30 vehicles were damaged during a break-in at the Pickles vehicle auction yard in Alice Springs, with the office building also damaged, NT Police said.
New workers’ right to disconnect changes begin
Many employees across Australia now have the legal right to to stop responding to emails and calls after hours, after a change to the Fair Work Act, the Fair Work Ombudsman has said.
Man killed in Arnhem Highway collision
A man died after a collision between a 4WD and a truck on the Arnhem Highway on Friday, NT Police said.
Editorial: The swing against Labor appears on as the Clown Town merry-go-round continues to spin
EDITORIAL: We have all been subjected to a Weekend at Bernies-style election campaign, with tortuous public debates, in which the leaders said nothing of value and offered the same old, lifeless ideas that will not fix the Territory. The best hope for our democracy at this election is a hung parliament and a minority government made up with help from independents.
NT ELECTION 2024: Live Coverage
Chief Minister Eva Lawler has conceded the election, with polls showing a complete electoral bloodbath for Territory Labor, which was predicted as of 8:30pm to hold only five seats. It went into Saturday morning holding 14 seats. Ms Lawler is getting...
NT Business News – August 23
This week’s highlights include Vermelha cattle station hitting the market after previous $18 million sale, and ECNT challenges Tamboran’s Shenandoah environment management plan. Also making resource news is NewPeak Metals acquiring a strategic mineral project in the NT, Thor Energy signing a joint venture agreement with Investigator Resources for Molyhil Project, and Central Petroleum drilling at Mereenie.
Good Thanks burger owners fined for underpaying apprentice chef
The former operator of the Darwin city burger joint Good Thanks has been fined $21,000 in the Federal Circuit Court for underpaying a young chef and showing no remorse for it, the Fair Work Ombudsman said.