A video taken from within the NT’s Howard Springs COVID-19 quarantine facility that shows revellers dancing closely, with some ignoring advice to wear masks, has been labelled as “dangerous behavior” by the president of the Australian Medical Association NT.
Uluru has ranked third in Lonely Planet’s Ultimate Travel List for 2020, which takes into account the changes in travel due to coronavirus, the travel guide book publisher said.
A shortfall of more than 400 seasonal workers from Vanuatu continues to jeopardise the Northern Territory’s $128 million mango industry, Labor MP Luke Gosling said.
NT Police suspect a fire that extensively damaged the NT Oriental Emporium in Coconut Grove was deliberately lit while the owners have said their worst nightmare had come true again.
A structural engineer who approved non-compliant concrete for residential multi-storey buildings in Darwin and Palmerston raising serious safety concerns, has been found guilty of professional misconduct by the Building Practitioners Board.
A string of projects earmarked for 38 locations across Darwin will be completed in just over six months under a COVID-19 stimulus program aim at creating jobs, Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has said.
A contingent of Darwin bus drivers have signed a letter to the NT Government threatening a class action arguing the government had breached its duty of care as it was “acutely aware” of thousands of cases of abuse, violent assaults and rock throwing.
Maritime Border Forces have uncovered tonnes of abandoned fishing nets, fish aggregating devices tethered to the ocean floor and what is believed to be illegally-set foreign gillnets in Northern Territory waters.
The NT Police Association has welcomed a contingent of Aboriginal liaison officers to support a police force it says is operating on a razor thin margin amid escalating crime, but concerns over long-term recruiting have not been abated.
NT Police are investigating whether the remains found at a remote NT cattle station two weeks ago are those of missing Queensland man Peter English, the NT Independent can reveal.
Little attention to the Northern Territory’s housing crisis in the Federal Budget unveiled last night is the “perfect storm” for the region with the highest rate of homelessness in the nation, says the peak body for homelessness in Australia.
The Coalition’s much-hyped Federal Budget 2020 that will guide the country out of the biggest recession since the Great Depression, has revealed a massive deficit as expected and very little for the Northern Territory specifically, outside of the traditional cash for roads and funding pledges for other projects.
