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Police 'had no consent' to provide DV victim support

Police 'had no consent' to provide DV victim support

The officer in charge of the case of a domestic violence victim later killed by her partner says he delayed her support because he did not get her consent.

Miss Yunupingu's DV death left officers 'gutted'

Miss Yunupingu's DV death left officers 'gutted'

Miss Yunupingu's DV death left officers 'gutted'

Miss Yunupingu's DV death left officers 'gutted'

The former NT police officer responsible for a slain Aboriginal woman's case has left the force after believing she would be in "good hands" once transferred.

Community shame fuelling NT domestic violence: inquest

Community shame fuelling NT domestic violence: inquest

Community shame fuelling NT domestic violence: inquest

Community shame fuelling NT domestic violence: inquest

A coronial inquest into the death of an Aboriginal woman has heard she should not have been removed from a domestic violence program designed to protect her.

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Travel delays on the cards due to Darwin runway upgrade

Travel delays on the cards due to Darwin runway upgrade

Darwin International Airport will undergo a $200 million runway upgrade, with some travel interruptions expected and completion likely late next year.

Budjerah takes out top gong at Indigenous Music Awards

Budjerah takes out top gong at Indigenous Music Awards

A slew of Indigenous artists have won big at the National Indigenous Music Awards, with Budjerah and King Stingray taking out some of the top honours .

Crowds return to Aboriginal Art Fair - with bubble wrap

Crowds return to Aboriginal Art Fair - with bubble wrap

The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair is so far on track to see more visitors than last year, despite the cost of living squeeze.

Ceramicist wins prize with artworks from two worlds

Ceramicist wins prize with artworks from two worlds

Ceramicist Anne Nginyangka Thompson has won the 3D prize at the National Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Art Awards.

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Three metre sculpture carves out top Telstra art award

Three metre sculpture carves out top Telstra art award

Three metre sculpture carves out top Telstra art award

Three metre sculpture carves out top Telstra art award

Artist Keith Wikmunea has won the prestigious $100,000 Telstra Art Award with Ku’, Theewith & Kalampang: The White Cockatoo, Galah and the wandering Dog.

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

Wiradjuri designer takes out prestigious fashion award

The National Indigenous Fashion Award's top prize has been awarded to Wiradjuri designer Lillardia Briggs-Houston.

Bush gallery at Garma shows works in a different light

Bush gallery at Garma shows works in a different light

Bush gallery at Garma shows works in a different light

Bush gallery at Garma shows works in a different light

Artist Dhambit Munungurr has had her work selected for major shows and she's been a finalist in prestigious awards. She's happy painting in the bush.

Two friends share musical stories of balance at Garma

Two friends share musical stories of balance at Garma

Two friends share musical stories of balance at Garma

Two friends share musical stories of balance at Garma

The audience at Garma, a Yolngu cultural festival, has been treated to a special performance by members of Yothu Yindi and Paul Kelly.

Pearson asked to take 'yes' message stick to Canberra

Pearson asked to take 'yes' message stick to Canberra

Pearson asked to take 'yes' message stick to Canberra

Pearson asked to take 'yes' message stick to Canberra

The leaders of 13 Arnhem Land clan groups have asked activist Noel Pearson to carry their message of support for an Indigenous voice to parliament, to Canberra.

Australians urged to show courage, strength on voice

Australians urged to show courage, strength on voice

Australians urged to show courage, strength on voice

Australians urged to show courage, strength on voice

The voice referendum will be a choice between Australians retreating into ourselves or having the courage to advance, Prime Minister Anthony Albanese says.

Defence housing development paused on NT cultural site

Defence housing development paused on NT cultural site

Defence housing development paused on NT cultural site

Defence housing development paused on NT cultural site

Defence Housing Australia has halted works on a project at Lee Point in Darwin following concerns from traditional owners over cultural issues.

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Criminal records wiped for offenders under 12

More than 1000 criminal records will be erased as new laws raising the age of criminal responsibility come into effect in the Northern Territory.

Hit-run victim's family hear mum and son's guilty pleas

The cousin of an Indigenous woman partially buried after a hit and run has stared down a mother and son in court telling them they did the wrong thing.

Mystery hope as police reveal face of 'woman in yellow'

Police believe they are closer to solving the mystery identify of a woman found in bushland near Darwin in the 1980s.

New powers for NT police to combat knife crimes

The Northern Territory government will legislate to give police more power to crack down on knife crimes.

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NT looks to reinstate voluntary assisted dying laws

The NT government has launched a new bid to introduce voluntary assisted dying laws more than a quarter of a century after its pioneering legislation.

Alice Springs takeaway alcohol restrictions extended

Alcohol restrictions are being extended in Alice Springs with no end date set as figures show a reduction in hospitalisations and domestic violence incidents.

Traditional owners sign Crocodile Islands agreement

An agreement between Maringa traditional owners and the federal government will provide greater security to threatened species in the Crocodile Islands.

Cross-cultural map is as functional as it is beautiful

In the Northern Territory desert, traditional knowledge and art are meeting Western science in a double-pronged approach to biodiversity conservation.

Defence hits pause on land-clearing at significant site

Defence Housing Australia has agreed to halt land clearing at a place of significance to the Larrakia people in Darwin that features 400-year-old trees.

Inquiry called for youth detainee transfers to Don Dale

An inquiry has been launched into the transfer of youth to a detention centre where a past royal commission found evidence Aboriginal children were mistreated.

Two-metre crocodile attacks man at popular waterhole

A popular waterhole has been closed to the public after a man was attacked by a saltwater crocodile that wildlife authorities are now trying to remove.

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