The wound is still deep for the Leach family more than four years on from the death of Paul Leach, and almost two weeks after his employer was found responsible for him being killed, with his family remembering him as the bravest man they had ever known, with a heart of gold.
Plans to construct a new community recreation space in Malak that the City of Darwin says will and transform the area, are now underway.
Tamboran Resources has commenced drilling operations for two wells in the Beetaloo Basin, each reaching a depth of three kms, under its Shenandoah South (SS) Pilot Project, the company announced, marking the most extensive operation within the gas field to date.
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro’s new Cabinet will not be sworn in until next Tuesday, September 10, following the final count and declaration of all votes, with the NT Electoral Commission flagging recounts this week in three electorates where the margin of victory is less than 100.
Three females allegedly stole a 4WD in Darwin, before using it to steal fuel from Threeways Roadhouse, and later crashing it into another vehicle in Tennant Creek, NT Police said.
Darwin’s Kassiou Constructions and its director are facing fines of more than $50,000 for allegedly neglecting to pay a former employee’s accrued annual leave entitlements upon his resignation, the Fair Work Ombudsman said.
Three paintings by renowned Central Australian Aboriginal artist, Albert Namatjira, will be sold at auction in England, the auctioneers have said.
Staff turnover rates at Aboriginal Community Controlled Health Service clinics in remote parts of the Northern Territory and Western Australia stands at an alarming 151 per cent, according to a new study by the Menzies School of Health Research, that has raised concerns for public health across the NT.
The chair of the North Australia Aboriginal Justice Agency and several directors will leave their roles with the agency, following the federal and NT governments informing its board they had lost confidence in it and that crucial government funding could be cut due to ongoing governance issues.
Mark Hewitt’s conflict of interest in being both the chief executive officer of the Anindilyakwa Land Council and Winchelsea Mining was “unlikely” to be effectively managed, a government commissioned report found, but it stated the board was considering paying him to act as a mining consultant despite allegations against him having been reported to the National Anti-Corruption Commission by the Federal Government.
A man, who was found asleep beside a pool of blood in Malak, has been arrested for allegedly stabbing a woman in the ankle, and for another alleged domestic violence attack on the woman overnight, NT Police said.
A massive grassfire has burnt an estimated 1500 hectares in Tennant Creek as NT Fire and Rescue Service worked with Bushfires NT to protect buildings and properties all day Tuesday, officials said on Friday.
