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Two people seriously injured in NT plane crash

Two people seriously injured in NT plane crash

Several people have been injured after a small plane crashed while landing on Groote Eylandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria.

De Pasquale quickest in tight Darwin practice field

De Pasquale quickest in tight Darwin practice field

De Pasquale quickest in tight Darwin practice field

De Pasquale quickest in tight Darwin practice field

In the last chance before Saturday's first qualifying session and race, Anton De Pasquale has set the pace marker at Hidden Valley Raceway.

Bryce Fullwood mixing it up in home Darwin Triple Crown

Bryce Fullwood mixing it up in home Darwin Triple Crown

Bryce Fullwood mixing it up in home Darwin Triple Crown

Bryce Fullwood mixing it up in home Darwin Triple Crown

Drivers sometimes have whacky ideas to stay in the zone for a race weekend, and Bryce Fullwood is dodging family to do just that for his Brad Jones Racing team.

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Coalition-led committee seeks voice bodies

Coalition-led committee seeks voice bodies

The government faces a fresh call to set up bodies to drive the 'yes' and 'no' campaigns for an Indigenous voice and put more interference protections in place.

Third arrest over murder of Northern Territory man

Third arrest over murder of Northern Territory man

Northern Territory police have arrested a third person in connection to the murder of a man who went missing more than a year ago.

Land councils say yes to Indigenous voice in referendum

Land councils say yes to Indigenous voice in referendum

The NT Northern and Central Land Councils are calling on all Australians to support the voice in the upcoming referendum on the eve of the Barunga Festival.

Call to outlaw 'inhumane' use of spit hoods on children

Call to outlaw 'inhumane' use of spit hoods on children

The NT's youth commissioner has called for a ban on using spit hoods on children to be enshrined in law, describing the practice as "inhumane" in a new report.

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Pokie numbers cut amid ongoing gambling health concerns

Pokie numbers cut amid ongoing gambling health concerns

Pokie numbers cut amid ongoing gambling health concerns

Pokie numbers cut amid ongoing gambling health concerns

Fewer poker machines are allowed in the NT with the government again lowering the maximum in community venues over their risk to public health.

Spectator safety 'inadequate' at Finke desert race

Spectator safety 'inadequate' at Finke desert race

Spectator safety 'inadequate' at Finke desert race

Spectator safety 'inadequate' at Finke desert race

The Northern Territory coroner has ruled that spectator safety at the Finke Desert Race was inadequate before the death of a man who was hit by a car in 2021.

Doedee's ACL rupture ends season in major Crows blow

Doedee's ACL rupture ends season in major Crows blow

Doedee's ACL rupture ends season in major Crows blow

Doedee's ACL rupture ends season in major Crows blow

Adelaide have lost key defender Tom Doedee for the rest of the season with an ACL rupture, dealing their finals hopes a significant blow.

Suns scorch home for vital AFL win against Adelaide

Suns scorch home for vital AFL win against Adelaide

Suns scorch home for vital AFL win against Adelaide

Suns scorch home for vital AFL win against Adelaide

Gold Coast have overturned a first-half deficit to beat Adelaide by 35 points and keep themselves in the hunt to play AFL finals for the first time.

Suns' push for finals not about me: coach Dew

Suns' push for finals not about me: coach Dew

Suns' push for finals not about me: coach Dew

Suns' push for finals not about me: coach Dew

Gold Coast coach Stuart Dew is adamant the Suns are becoming a "real footy club" but doesn't want to make their push for a maiden finals berth about him.

Suns down Bulldogs to kickstart AFL finals push

Suns down Bulldogs to kickstart AFL finals push

Suns down Bulldogs to kickstart AFL finals push

Suns down Bulldogs to kickstart AFL finals push

Gold Coast have boosted their finals hopes after a dramatic seven-point win over the Western Bulldogs in Darwin, with Jack Lukosius and Matt Rowell starring.

Santos hits back in fight over Barossa gas project

Santos hits back in fight over Barossa gas project

Santos hits back in fight over Barossa gas project

Santos hits back in fight over Barossa gas project

Energy company Santos has rejected criticism of its actions in relation to its Barossa gas project off the Northern Territory coast.

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Man and woman charged in relation to missing NT man

NT police have charged a man and a woman in relation to the alleged disappearance of a 36-year-old man, who was last seen at a Darwin pub almost a year ago.

DNA advances help identify man missing for 24 years

New forensic techniques have helped Northern Territory police identify the remains of a man who went missing in the Outback 24 years ago.

Ecosystem concern as NT maps out agricultural expansion

The NT government wants to grow agriculture and aquaculture to $2 billion by 2030 and increase cotton production, but environmentalists have condemned the move.

Pastoralists and traditional owners in fear of fracking

Traditional owners and Rallen Australia, which owns cattle stations in the Beetaloo, are worried a mining company is breaching its own environmental plan.

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NT mine's environmental bond fight reignites

Traditional owners have launched legal action against a NT court's ruling that upheld the government's decision to slash a mine's environmental security bond.

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