Tamboran Resources raised less than half the money it was seeking with its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, while an energy think tank said its analysis has raised questions about the financial viability and competitiveness of the Beetaloo gas development, which is being touted by the Lawler Government as crucial to the proposed Middle Arm industrial area and the Territory’s future economy.
A 15-year-old boy has been charged for allegedly committing an indecent act on a child between the ages of 12 and 16, NT Police said.
Keith Kerinauia has been sentenced to 20 years in prison for the murder of bottle shop employee Declan Laverty, which is the mandatory minimum sentence for murder in the Northern Territory.
Tivan, one of the proposed tenants of the controversial Middle Arm industrial area, has “de-prioritised” its former flagship Mount Peake critical minerals project for the coming financial year and shifted its focus to three other key projects, the company has announced.
The City of Darwin has been forced to issue an extraordinary public statement to “clarify recent commentary” about the controversial Cyclone Tracy monument for Bundilla Beach, after Mayor Kon Vatskalis attempted to mislead the public by claiming it had nothing to do with the devastating cyclone and was simply “public art”.
The Lawler Government is looking at how it can replace a not-for-profit public bus service in Tennant Creek that is ceasing operations this weekend in a town with no taxis, says Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics Minister Joel Bowden.
A Katherine man has been charged over the death of a Palmerston man in a Yarrawonga industrial area, with more charges expected, NT Police said on Thursday.
The iconic Alice Springs Henley-on-Todd Regatta has been cancelled this year by organisers following problems filing for grants and securing a manager for the volunteer-run event.
NT Police will not say if it is investigating an officer who a court found intentionality inserted her finger into a suspect’s vagina during a search, claiming it would be inappropriate to comment while the decision was subject to an appeal, but an independent MLA has said the agency must comply with its own transparency obligations.
Police cordoned off much of Darwin’s waterfront on Tuesday after an unexploded WWII ordinance was found at the popular precinct and later detonated.
A Peppimenarti leader said she believes Chief Minister Eva Lawler did not make a scheduled visit to her community on Sunday because of a violent disturbance involving ram-raids of a compound that led to nurses evacuating the community to Darwin, but Ms Lawler said she postponed the visit due to other unspecified commitments in the area.
Police say they are still investigating the exact circumstances of the death of a man whose body was found in Yarrawonga this morning.
