Northern Territory

THE popular Darwin man killed in a tragic road accident on Sunday morning posted a caring message to show support for his mates just two weeks earlier.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner and his Minister for Small Business, Paul Kirby, say the legislation is designed to cut red tape.(ABC News: Michael Donnelly) The long-running bid to open a large Dan Murphy's outlet in Darwin could be decided without public …

A TEENAGE girl was grabbed from behind by an unknown man in Alice Springs overnight, with police calling for witnesses to the incident.

Jemena has signed a Memorandum of Understanding (MoU) with Tamboran Resources Limited, in a move that will increase the Northern Gas Pipeline’s (NGP) capacity. As part of the Northern Territory’s Resources Week, Jemena revealed it signed the binding …

YEAR pay freeze for public servants, wage subsidies to get Territorians back to work and stimulus measures for small business are part of the NT government’s $9.3bn financial plan to repair a budget and economy that was battered long before the coronavirus pandemic hit.

When the Gunner Government delivered its first Northern Territory budget in 2017, it was billed as one for "optimists, not pessimists". Four years later, in the midst of a global pandemic, the saccharine spin of a "brighter future" has been replaced with a …

DARWIN council is expected to begin ripping up the Cenotaph carpark in the coming months and greening over the bitumen, in accordance with public pressure.

DARWIN council is expected to begin ripping up the Cenotaph carpark in the coming months and greening over the bitumen, in accordance with public pressure.

EMERGENCY services are at the scene of a serious crash in Coolalinga, where a main road has been closed. According to NT Police, the two-car crash on Girraween Road occurred about 5pm. Two people in one of the cars involved have suffered serious injuries and will be taken to hospital.

The NT Government's proposed four-year pay freeze on public service wages is met with fierce opposition from union officials, who say it was sprung on public servants who helped Labor get re-elected.