Territorian town encouraged to adopt feral birds
Halfway between Darwin and Alice Springs feral peacocks are wreaking havoc on a tiny outback town and the council is looking to avoid a cull.
'They poop on cars, they poop everywhere': Feral peacocks wreak havoc on outback town
If you find yourself in need of a pet peacock, the tiny outback town of Elliott can help. Locals have found a unique solution to deal with about 30 fine-feathered fowls running wild in the town.
Delay to fish kill investigation disappoints environmentalist in call for better monitoring
A Katherine resident is concerned about the quality of information collected by government investigators after it took four days for them to get to the site of a Northern Territory fish kill.
Remote NT family fear baby will fall ill due to 'disgusting' housing conditions
A Northern Territory family with a one-month-old baby say they have spent weeks living in a public house overrun with sewage, despite repeated calls for help.
Mike Cannon-Brookes wins control of Sun Cable after solar farm fall-out with Andrew Forrest
Billionaire Mike Cannon-Brookes claims control of the controversial Sun Cable solar export project, winning a bidding war after falling out with his former project partner, Andrew Forrest.
One book just won a record four out of 14 prizes at $350,000 NSW literary awards
Indigenous author Debra Dank has won a record four out of 14 NSW Premier's Literary Awards and $85,000 for her memoir of family and place, and says she hopes its success draws attention to the "soul-destroying" destruction of her Country.
NT government 'inaccurate' in claiming Beetaloo Basin fracking risks have been addressed
The Federal Member for Lingiari claims a key recommendation around water use has not been implemented despite plans to allow fracking in the region, and it has left traditional owners, environmentalists and pastoralists with serious concerns.
Promise of fracking jobs divides Aboriginal people in 'forgotten' NT town
The gas industry's promise of fracking-related jobs in the Beetaloo Basin leaves some Aboriginal Territorians feeling hopeful and others suspicious.
Gas fracking could start in NT's Beetaloo Basin soon despite the government missing a key deadline
The oil and gas industry's peak body says Beetaloo fracking licences could be issued in a month, as critics say the government's promise to implement a key inquiry is "impossible".
NT Police search for prisoner after escape from remote outback watch house
After a days-long search, the prisoner, who escaped after forcing his way past officers, has now been found.
Plans to build 'world's largest solar project' in northern Australia reach new milestone
An environmental impact assessment shows Sun Cable's proposed $30 billion project would result in significant reductions of greenhouse gas emissions, but could also cause some potentially negative impacts.
The plans for the world's biggest solar farm just got 40 per cent bigger
Sun Cable dramatically upscales plans to build a $30 billion solar farm in the NT, as Indonesia greenlights an undersea cable to Singapore.
Large cotton plans for the Barkly Tablelands under review by EPA
Plans to grow thousands of hectares of cotton on the Barkly Tablelands in the Northern Territory have been referred to the Environment Protection Authority.
NT Police urge public to come forward with information on missing man David Mundy
Missing man David Mundy has not been seen for nearly a week since leaving Darwin and heading south. Police say they hold concerns for his welfare.
One of Australia's largest cattle companies, with nearly 300,000 head, sells for at least $500 million
Consolidated Pastoral Company, its hundreds of thousands of cattle, 3.2 million hectares of leases, and a feedlot business in Indonesia, has been bought-out by a British investor for at least $500 million.
Famous cattle station once owned by Kerry Packer earmarked for massive solar farm
An iconic cattle station in the Northern Territory, once owned by Kerry Packer, is revealed as the proposed location for the world's biggest solar farm.
The NT election is around the corner. Haven't voted yet? Here is how you can
The Northern Territory is gearing up for an election in the middle of a worldwide pandemic. In the tumble of global uncertainty, one thing is sure, this year voting in the NT will be a little different
Nellie 'Shotgun' Flynn — the grand dame of Batchelor
There's a reason Nellie Flynn's nickname was Shotgun. She threatened vandals and misogynists and hunted crocs and kangaroos into her golden years.
Queensland family cattle company buys NT station for $23m
Bunderra Cattle Co, owned by the Pickersgill family from near Rockhampton, buys the NT's Murranji Station and 12,500 cattle for $23 million.
Parties vow to cut emissions while supporting NT fracking. Is that possible?
The environment and energy have emerged as two of the biggest issues ahead of Saturday's federal election. While that has seen the spotlight shone on Adani's proposed Carmichael Coal Mine, another sector evolving in the Northern Territory has flown quietly under the public's radar.
'Bring on the rain': Outback braces for massive deluge from Cyclone Trevor
In a single day, the outback town of Tennant Creek looks set to receive more than 60 times as much rain as it's had in the last three months.
Santos boss berates Federal Government for 'populist' approach to energy policy
The Santos chief executive has said potential limits on gas exports and bickering over energy policy are threatening the international investment Australia requires to develop new projects.
Where are all the ringers for the Top End?
Cattle stations in northern Australia struggle to find enough staff to fill stock camps.
How the #MeToo movement reached Alice Springs
Alice Springs Women's Shelter adopts the global #MeToo campaign, highlighting the record levels of sexual assault and violence central Australian women live with on a daily basis.
Secret recording delays NT fracking inquiry
The Northern Territory's independent fracking inquiry is delayed after a secret recording of community consultations in a remote Indigenous community reveals "unacceptable conduct" by staff.