Gunn Point Peninsula, a favoured fishing spot, dotted with Indigenous sacred sites, land claims and untouched coral reef is in jeopardy of “major and irreversible” environmental impacts, according to an alliance of Northern Territory conservation groups.
Funding cuts imposed by the NT Government will see five positions slashed, gallery closures and annual exhibitions more than halved at the Museum and Art Gallery of the Northern Territory, director Marcus Schutenko said.
The president of the RSL has reversed his position that the Esplanade is the only viable option for a new clubhouse in response to questions over why the club is not rebuilding on the grounds members called home for more than 50 years.
A new art gallery has been touted by a Mirarr traditional owner as Jabiru’s first transitional step from a mining town to a tourism hub, despite being under the control of an organisation being investigated by the Office of the Registrar of Indigenous Corporations....
Territorians could be fleeced through online ‘sextortion’, with nude photos being used against them, and forcing them into money laundering, the NT Police Cybercrime Unit has warned.
Cuts to the Federal Government's coronavirus wage subsidy, JobKeeper, would have had "devastating" impacts on the Northern Territory's economy, Chief Minister Michael Gunner said on Monday. A day out from the unveiling of the federal budget, Mr Gunner said the...
The Northern Territory’s deputy chief health officer has reversed the government’s position of the past several months and has urged Territorians to wear face masks in busy public spaces following the announcement the NT will open its borders to most residents of regional Victoria in four weeks.
Heightened concerns of a fractured and unstable NT Police force, a note for Chief Minister Michael Gunner and controversial RSL plans in this week’s Letters to the Editor.
In case you missed it, we’ve made a two minute read of this week’s top stories, from the Police Commissioner politically attacking the Prime Minister, to CDU job cuts and course scrapping, to Wadeye pool’s surrender by council, and a Darwin police officer charged with rape.
A trans-Tasman travel bubble between the Northern Territory and New Zealand will become a reality within two weeks, after the nation’s leaders agreed to open international borders for the first time since COVID-19 restrictions were imposed in March.
Plans for a dog park in the city have been delayed amid a lack of funding and concerns that the Darwin City Council could drop the ball on other “high priority” projects if they pursue the proposal.
A life-threatening, but completely preventable disease disproportionally impacting Indigenous Australians now has a blueprint to elimination, the senior author of the strategy Jonathan Carapetis has said.
