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Man arrested after fatal stabbing in Darwin CBD

Man arrested after fatal stabbing in Darwin CBD

A man has been arrested over the fatal stabbing of another man in the stomach on a busy Darwin strip.

Gunbalanya community hosts Stone Country festival

Gunbalanya community hosts Stone Country festival

Gunbalanya community hosts Stone Country festival

Gunbalanya community hosts Stone Country festival

The Stone Country Festival is the major cultural event for West Arnhem Land and Kakadu, featuring bands, art, sports and traditional Indigenous ceremonies.

Man dead after stabbing in Darwin CBD

Man dead after stabbing in Darwin CBD

Man dead after stabbing in Darwin CBD

Man dead after stabbing in Darwin CBD

A man has succumbed to his injuries more than 12 hours after being stabbed in the stomach on a busy Darwin strip.

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NT mega fire under control, but crews remain on alert

NT mega fire under control, but crews remain on alert

Authorities are catching their breath as a huge blaze in the Northern Territory is downgraded after threatening towns for more than a week.

Reinforcements from across border help slow mega-blaze

Reinforcements from across border help slow mega-blaze

Firefighters are making headway against a huge fire that continues to threaten 3000 residents in a remote Northern Territory town.

Fire too fast for containment lines near NT town

Fire too fast for containment lines near NT town

A fire almost five times the size of the ACT has burst containment lines as Northern Territory authorities scramble to keep up with the fast-moving blaze.

Children's Commissioner resigns after compensation ask

Children's Commissioner resigns after compensation ask

Colleen Gwynne demanded compensation after the NT government spent more than $260,000 trying to prosecute her for abuse of office.

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'Emergency Situation' declared for major NT bushfire

'Emergency Situation' declared for major NT bushfire

'Emergency Situation' declared for major NT bushfire

'Emergency Situation' declared for major NT bushfire

An anxious wait continues for the 3000 residents of Tenant Creek as a mega-blaze looms on the outskirts of the town.

Tennant Creek residents brace for massive NT blaze

Tennant Creek residents brace for massive NT blaze

Tennant Creek residents brace for massive NT blaze

Tennant Creek residents brace for massive NT blaze

A fire three times the size of the ACT is rapidly moving through the Northern Territory outback, threatening towns along the way.

SA fire bombers sent to battle large bushfire in NT

SA fire bombers sent to battle large bushfire in NT

SA fire bombers sent to battle large bushfire in NT

SA fire bombers sent to battle large bushfire in NT

South Australian fire bombers have been called in to fight a massive bushfire burning east of Tennant Creek in the Northern Territory, with fire bans in place.

Oldest Indigenous arts centre on show at Desert Mob

Oldest Indigenous arts centre on show at Desert Mob

Oldest Indigenous arts centre on show at Desert Mob

Oldest Indigenous arts centre on show at Desert Mob

Hundreds of travellers and locals have streamed through the Desert Mob 2023 doors to snap up art directly from the source.

Indigenous art collectors queue for hours at Desert Mob

Indigenous art collectors queue for hours at Desert Mob

Indigenous art collectors queue for hours at Desert Mob

Indigenous art collectors queue for hours at Desert Mob

Collectors have travelled far and wide to drop thousands of dollars on art from the Australian desert.

NT government to pay almost $1m to tear gassed inmates

NT government to pay almost $1m to tear gassed inmates

NT government to pay almost $1m to tear gassed inmates

NT government to pay almost $1m to tear gassed inmates

Four ex-Don Dale youth detention centre inmates will receive almost $1 million from the Northern Territory government over an unlawful tear gassing in 2014.

Federal probe into disputed $1.5b processing hub

Federal probe into disputed $1.5b processing hub

Federal probe into disputed $1.5b processing hub

Federal probe into disputed $1.5b processing hub

A proposed manufacturing facility on Darwin Harbour that has divided the community will go under the microscope at a federal senate inquiry.

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Malaysia lifts live export ban after lumpy skin scare

A shipment of live cattle will depart the Northern Territory for Malaysia this week after the nation removed an importation ban.

Australia Post seeks to increase stamp price to $1.50

Australia Post has lodged an application with the Australian Competition and Consumer Commission to increase the price of postage by 25 per cent.

Marines killed in aircraft tragedy finally return to US

Families will soon be reunited with the bodies of three US marines killed in a military exercise on a remote Northern Territory island.

Panel to oversee NT views on voluntary assisted dying

The Northern Territory is a step closer to reintroducing voluntary assisted dying laws as the chief minister promises ethics and safety will be prioritised.

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New single-use plastic bans in QLD, WA and SA

New rules banning single-use plastics, including microbeads and polystyrene packing peanuts have come into effect in parts of the country.

Australian and Timorese soldiers injured in truck crash

Australian and Timorese soldiers have been injured in an armoured vehicle crash days after three US marines were killed in a separate incident.

Spit hood ban rejected by both sides of politics

The Northern Territory ombudsman has recommended the government legislate a ban on the use spit hoods in both children and adults.

Blood cancer drug could replace lifelong HIV medication

An existing blood cancer drug has shown promise in killing ‘silent’ HIV cells and delaying reinfections, with a clinical trial to begin next year.

Pentagon still confident in Osprey after marine deaths

Authorities say the embattled aircraft that crashed in the Northern Territory, killing three marines, will remain in the US fleet as investigations continue.

Bodies of three US marines arrive in Darwin

The remains of three US marines killed in a military aircraft crash on a Northern Territory island have arrived in Darwin.

Tears as 'Declan's law' debated while NT crime rises

A grieving mother's petition to amend NT bail laws has garnered more than 26,000 signatures and is being debated in the NT Legislative Assembly.

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