Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre set to open
After delays and cost blow-outs, the government hopes the expansion will help detainees turn their lives around before returning to families.
'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.
Zachary Rolfe argues to narrow Kumanjayi Walker evidence, days before scheduled inquest appearance
As the coronial inquest into the shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker resumes today, lawyers for former NT Police officer Zachary Rolfe have foreshadowed a series of objections he will raise when he takes the stand.
Fighting to save the critically endangered hawksbill sea turtle
The Goulburn Islands are a haven for endangered turtles, and as climate change causes sea levels to rise rangers are worried erosion is causing the turtle numbers to decline.
From skiing to football, rugby and equestrian — what is Australia's most dangerous sport?
Australians know they are accepting a certain level of risk every time they step onto a sporting field. But when playing sport leads to death, society's tolerance and the sport's social licence is tested.
NT opposition leader stands by embattled colleague
Lia Finocchiaro says Joshua Burgoyne remains a 'critical part' of her shadow cabinet regardless of the outcome of his criminal trial.
In coming decades, solar cells on Australian rooftops could provide more energy than we need, a report shows. But there is a catch
The capacity of rooftop solar in Australia will eclipse the country's entire electricity demand in coming decades, according to a report that charts the technology's rise.
Chopper crash widow seeks to freeze celebrity crocodile wrangler's assets
The widow of Netflix star Chris "Willow" Wilson is seeking to freeze Matt Wright's assets as the Federal Court considers her bid to personally add the celebrity crocodile wrangler to a civil lawsuit over her husband's death.
Federal government to investigate whether millions of dollars handed to oil and gas companies are 'valid and legal'
The federal government has faced questioning over whether millions of dollars of public funds that have been handed to oil and gas companies are "valid and legal".
NT shadow minister charged over crash in Alice Springs
Braitling MLA Josh Burgoyne, who was in the car with his pregnant wife, says the charges have come as a shock.
How the implosion of NAAJA led to an exodus of lawyers from Alice Springs
A crisis unfolding inside Northern Territory Aboriginal legal aid service NAAJA is leading to a severe shortage of lawyers in Central Australia.
The smouldering wreck of Ukraine's dairy industry, where farmers risk their lives to milk surviving cows
In Ukraine, formerly one of Europe's biggest dairy suppliers, 50 per cent of the industry is gone, 200,000 cows have been bombed, and farmers are very much on the front line.
Joshua Burgoyne to face charges over traffic accident
NT's Country Liberal Party has confirmed Alice Springs MLA Joshua Burgoyne is under investigation by police over a traffic accident in August 2023.
Tropical Cyclone Lincoln makes landfall near NT-QLD border
Communities in the Gulf are bracing for another cyclone as it makes landfall across the border in the Northern Territory.
NT land council CEO defends 'conflicted' allocations of mining royalties
The chief executive of a Northern Territory land council has roles at two entities that are beneficiaries to $24 million in royalties distributed by the council.
Cyclone warning issued for Gulf of Carpentaria communities near NT-Queensland border
Communities from Port Roper to Burketown are being warned to prepare for severe weather as the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a moderate chance of a tropical low developing into a cyclone over the region.
NT independent MLA Kezia Purick to retire from politics
One of the longest serving politicians in Northern Territory parliament, Kezia Purick, has announced she will retire from politics at the upcoming election.
Kerri's power bills soared since installing a smart meter. She's not the only one
Darwin residents report sharp increases in electricity bills after the installation of smart meters at their properties.
Third CEO in 12 months resigns from embattled outback NT council
Another chief executive resigns at the beleaguered Barkly Regional Council based in Tennant Creek, which is currently under investigation over governance concerns.
NT Chief Minister refuses to release documents linked to deputy
Eva Lawler says she could not recall Chansey Paech's conflict of interest notice because she was not chair at the time.
Communities near Gulf of Carpentaria on alert after tropical low forms
Flood watches have been issued for some parts of the Top End as wild weather continues to lash the region.
Cyclone watch issued for Gulf of Carpentaria as communities warned to prepare
Communities from Port Roper to Burketown are being warned to prepare for severe weather as the Bureau of Meteorology forecasts a 40 per cent chance of a tropical low developing into a cyclone over the region.
'The stuff of nightmares': Teenager's secret pain triggers sweeping changes in NT schools, coroner hears
A series of "subtle" changes in a popular, athletic, and intelligent 13-year-old Darwin student may have been a sign that her mental health was suffering before her death in 2022, the NT coroner has heard.
NT deputy chief minister defends conduct as opposition demands cabinet disclosure of shares
The NT's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption has reminded people with real or perceived conflicts of interest "to take no part in the performance of duties to which there is a conflict".
Dylan struggled with reading in school. Now an adult, this is his advice for students
Throughout 13 years of schooling, Dylan Ferris watched in frustration as most of his classmates learned to read fluently without him. He says it doesn't have to be this way.