The Department of the Attorney-General and Justice has refused to answer questions over allegations a conveyancer continued to practice unlicensed in the Territory for more than five months.
Territory borders still closed but cold bloody weather allowed in
Temperatures in the Top End are expected to drop below singlet and jocks level for the first time this year while those in Central Australia may as well pack in it and move to Melbourne.
Man allegedly robs servo with ‘what appeared to be a gun’
Police have arrested a man after they alleged he attempted to rob a service station with “what appeared to be a gun”.
No diagnosed COVID-19 in NT: Health Minister
There are no active cases of COVID-19 in the Northern Territory, the Health Minister Natasha Fyles has said.
Whistleblowers’ identities no longer safe in NT; ICAC remains silent on Supreme Court ruling to name informant
An NT Supreme Court decision to force the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption to reveal a whistleblower’s identity will have a “chilling effect” on future disclosers looking to expose corruption, a leading anti-corruption expert says.
Land agreement signed on same day gallery support received
The Gunner Government has received a letter of support to build the National Aboriginal Art Gallery on Anzac Oval from the same Aboriginal corporation it signed an agreement with to release five parcels of land for development.
Chan building demolition begins as part of State Square redevelopment, City Deal
Demolition work has started on the Chan building to give way for the redevelopment of Darwin’s Civic and State Square precinct, part of the $200 million Darwin City Deal.
Gunner expected to bail out Territory tourism operators as industry reels over closed borders
EXCLUSIVE: The Gunner Government is expected to announce a bailout package for Territory tourism operators this week, sources in the government have told the NT Independent.
Pressure grows on Gunner to open borders, with warnings that not lifting restrictions could be costly
Chief Minister Michael Gunner has shrugged off calls to lift border restrictions early, even as the National Cabinet’s key health advisory committee indicated lifting internal border closures could be safely done relatively soon.
Drowning and environment concerns raised over new Throb club
Intoxicated people at risk of drowning, falling from cliffs or trying to ride horses are some of the concerns raised surrounding a proposed new Throb club based at East Point Reserve.
Throb owner confident East Point club won’t impact environment
A new open-air Bali-like sunset lounge set to be built at East Point Reserve will not impact the environment around it, according to the owners of nightclub Throb.
Gunner Government hires national law firm to threaten NT Independent with legal action over brolga image, includes gag order
The Gunner Government is using taxpayer funds to hire a national law firm to threaten legal action against the NT Independent for using the common NT brolga logo and attempted to implement a gag order to restrict the online newspaper’s right to report on one of its department’s actions.