Liam Jurrah charged over car chase
EXCLUSIVE: FORMER AFL star Liam Jurrah has been arrested and could soon be back behind bars following a high-speed police chase in Alice Springs.
Bali punch victim on the mend
AUSTRALIAN surfing teacher Matt Scarff is continuing to heal from serious head injuries after being punched by a stranger in Bali last month.
China to build next Commodore
EXCLUSIVE: A top-secret deal between General Motors and Holden will see the 2017 model Commodore built in China.
Smash, crash and bash
HOONS, drunks and carelessness on Territory roads have angered police in the lead up to Christmas.
Fiery blast over compo
AFL legend Andrew McLeod has slammed the NT Government in an open letter for refusing to introduce legislation that would give Territory firefighters access to compensation for treatment of cancer.
Fiery blast over compo
AFL legend Andrew McLeod has slammed the NT Government in an open letter for refusing to introduce legislation that would give Territory firefighters access to compensation for treatment of cancer.
China to build next Commodore
EXCLUSIVE: A top-secret deal between General Motors and Holden will see the 2017 model Commodore built in China.
Flood promises wash away
THE NT Government appears to be backing away from its promises to prevent flooding of homes near Rapid Creek.
Quorn murder victims' final hours
PART TWO of a three-part special report looks at the final hours of the victims of Quorn double murderer Jose Omonte-Extrada.
Mine spill taskforce welcomed
TRADITIONAL owners have welcomed their involvement on a taskforce to investigate the tank collapse at the Ranger uranium mine in Kakadu National Park.
Ice hockey champs challenge Calgary
THE Darwin Social Ice Hockey Team are the only people in the Top End who are praying for a hot day.
Giant leap to help stop suicide
VIDEO: Some of Darwin's top brass have gone over the edge to raise money and awareness for suicide prevention.
Ice hockey champs challenge Calgary
THE Darwin Social Ice Hockey Team are the only people in the Top End who are praying for a hot day.
Aussie held over 'arson, assault'
A 47-YEAR-OLD Victorian man has been arrested by Thai police after clashing with the manager of a motorbike rental company in southern Thailand.
Gay marriage vote likely - Turnbull
MALCOLM Turnbull says it is "likely" the coalition government will allow a conscience vote on gay marriage before the next election.
170 firefighters save Toodyay homes
PICTURES: PRAISE for fighfighters as homes and lives are spared amid out-of-control Toodyay blaze.
Mandela being laid to rest in Qunu
THE state funeral for Nelson Mandela is under way at his family estate in the village of Qunu. LIVE COVERAGE
Son search ends in Lockerbie grief
A WOMAN who decided to search for the son she gave up for adoption almost 50 years ago has discovered her only child was killed in the Lockerbie bombing.
School shooter 'out to get teacher'
A TEENAGER who opened fire with a shotgun at a US high school, wounding two students before killing himself, may have been hunting one of his teachers.
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Thorne in side of Tiwi
WANDERERS obliterated the Tiwi Bombers by 85 points in a classic shoot-out at TIO Stadium.
Happy holidays for winning pair
TRAINER Chris Pollard and his partner, jockey Felicia Bergstrand, head to Sweden on holiday this week with that winning feeling.
Sheppard closer to netting dream
DARWIN basketballer Jarrod Sheppard is continuing to follow his dream about playing the sport professionally, either in Australia or overseas.
'Not happy, Tony'
A SEETHING Buffaloes coach Mark Motlop has labelled AFL Northern Territory "a bunch of cowboys" and says the NTFL competition "is in shambles" over the contentious player points system.
Chandler slashes rezoning red tape
THE Territory Government has put a Bill forward to amend the Planning Act in a move it says will benefit both developers and the public.
Boom with a view
THE record price for a Territory home has been smashed by a pastoralist who forked out $6.5 million for a mansion in Larrakeyah.
Red-eye of Tiger hits skies
BUDGET airline Tigerair Australia will return to the Top End and will operate a red-eye Darwin to Brisbane route from April next year.
Firies put on dancing shoes
MORE than 450 aged pensioners will be enjoying a laugh and a dance at the Annual Firies Pensioners Christmas Party.
On track for festive fun
HORSES, Santa Claus, pony rides, crocodiles - it's all happening at Darwin Turf Club.
Star's visit a gift of its own
JESSICA Mauboy has celebrated Christmas with students at Yipirinya School in Alice Springs.
Gig ends in punch up
NO REQUESTS! A hot-headed band member playing at a Territory pub has allegedly belted a woman in the face after an argument over a song request.
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PILLOW lipped Sophie Monk insists she hasn't had plastic surgery in years, despite what people say, and admits it offends her when she is labelled plastic.
Nothing wrong with a smack: Abbott
UPDATE: A BAN on parents smacking their children risks turning Australia into a nanny state, says PM Tony Abbott, who admits he smacked his own kids.
Goose hunters back Jess
LOCAL geese hunters have applauded songstress Jessica Mauboy for fighting back at those who criticised her Outback lifestyle on social media.
Lobster? You'll need five golden rings
GOURMETS might have to cut back on the gifts this year if they want to enjoy a lobster for Christmas dinner.
Shoal-fire thing
Insanely hot, humid days, afternoon storms and a feeling that everyone's starting to go more than just a little bit troppo - the wet season has arrived!
Boat crash dad escapes conviction
A MAN who crashed a dinghy into dredger in Darwin Harbour carrying his three-year-old son and a friend has escaped conviction.
Turn the tide on barra
We have two tides to consider when working out the best places to fish for barramundi in shallow foreshore areas.
Building on past lessons
BY all accounts, Kurringal Flats was a thriving community full of more than 300 families in the 1960s and 1970s.
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THE Tennant Creek community is outraged after a homeless man was evicted from the bench he called home.