Shot crocs shock
SHOCKING photographs have emerged of rogue fishos shooting crocodiles in what are believed to be Top End waters.
Measles alert: Five people hospitalised
FIVE people have been hospitalised - including two in intensive care - in Royal Darwin Hospital because of an outbreak of measles.
Cyclones brewing over Top End
TWO tropical lows lurking over the Top End- one heading towards Queensland and one heading towards the NT- could become cyclones early this week.
Thorpe 'admitted to rehab'
OLYMPIC champion Ian Thorpe was 'admitted to rehab' after being spoken to by police in the early hours of Monday morning.
Eight injured in bus crash
EIGHT people suffered minor injuries after a truck "rear-ended" a bus on the Stuart Hwy at Winnellie.
Croc bait wears a grin
TERRITORY fishermen are risking their lives repeatedly wading into croc-infested waters at Shady Camp while another fool has been spotted playing silly buggers inside a crocodile trap.
Thorpe 'admitted to rehab'
OLYMPIC champion Ian Thorpe was 'admitted to rehab' after being spoken to by police in the early hours of Monday morning.
Croc bait wears a grin
TERRITORY fishermen are risking their lives repeatedly wading into croc-infested waters at Shady Camp while another fool has been spotted playing silly buggers inside a crocodile trap.
Hollywood in shock over Hoffman death
STARS and studios have paid tribute to Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who has been found dead from an apparent drug overdose.
The Super Bowl ads you didn't see
SUPER Bowl commercials are arguably more interesting than the game itself but you won't see them on Australian TV. Here are some of the best.
Seven takes axe to Today Tonight
SEVEN Network has axed current affairs program Today Tonight in Darwin, Sydney, Melbourne and Brisbane.
Ghan be a bad moon rising
A BUNCH of bare asses are about to celebrate 10 years since they mooned the first passenger train from Adelaide to Darwin.
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Aussie crocs like you've never seen before
CAPTIVATING footage of Australia's saltwater crocodile has been captured in slow motion as they sway, spin, whirl and twirl. You've never seen crocs like this.
Madeleine Hay: Queen of the WAGs
TWO women in near-identical gowns and a dress adorned with pistol embellishments, but Ashton Agar's squeeze stole the show at the Allan Border medal.
Corby one step closer to freedom
SCHAPELLE Corby's bid for parole is taking shape after senior Correctional Board officials met to discuss her case in Jakarta.
Australian man found dead in Bali
AN AUSSIE holidaying in Bali has collapsed and died in mysterious circumstances just one month after the deaths of Noelene and Yvana Bischoff.
Call for health warnings on booze
ALCOHOLIC drinks should carry cigarette-style cancer warnings and be taxed at rates that reflect the burden of disease they cause, say health experts.
Arrest in online romance death
BREKKIE WRAP: A NIGERIAN man has been arrested in connection with the death of an Australian woman he "defrauded in a dating scam".
Man 'killed by stranger begging for help'
A GOOD Samaritan was shot and killed in his home after he let in a stranger begging for help.
Killer escapes prison, abducts woman
A CONVICTED murderer serving life behind bars for four slayings is at large after he escaped from prison in the US.
Bushfires continue to battle WA
An emergency warning for a WA bushfire has been downgraded, but firefighters continue to battle the blaze.
3:40Philip Seymour Hoffman fans react to his passing
Residents of New York's Greenwich Village talk about the death of the Oscar winner. Alicia Powell reports.
1:38Fatal shooting at Moscow school rattles nerves ahead of Sochi Games
A fatal shooting at a Moscow high school leaves two adults dead and nerves rattled ahead of the Winter Olympics in Sochi. Mana Rabiee reports.
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Melbourne newsreader Jacqueline Felgate is unaware the camera is rolling at the beginning of a news update. Courtesy Channel Seven.
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Seahawks romp to first Super Bowl win
THE Seattle Seahawks have won their first Super Bowl title, crushing the favored Denver Broncos 43-8.
Liam Patrick signs with Thunder
FORMER Gold Coast forward and Wanderers star Liam Patrick has signed with Territory Thunder.
Holmes tracking for ton
ABBEY Holmes will be shooting for a piece of Australian football history today as the NTFL showcases women's football on centre stage.
Palmerston trump Buffs under lights
PALMERSTON survived a close encounter with Buffaloes by 15 points in Saturday night’s NTFL battle at TIO Stadium
Gove residents slam Rio
GOVE residents have accused Rio Tinto of giving them false hope by saying the refinery may reopen when it has no real intention of doing so.
Seahawks romp to first Super Bowl win
THE Seattle Seahawks have won their first Super Bowl title, crushing the favored Denver Broncos 43-8.
Drunk woman bit flight attendant
A NEW Zealand woman who bit an Air New Zealand flight attendant and kicked another in the testicles has been ordered into alcohol counselling.
Hollywood in shock over Hoffman death
STARS and studios have paid tribute to Oscar-winning actor Philip Seymour Hoffman, who has been found dead from an apparent drug overdose.
'The Chippo' bows out in true form
ONE of Darwin's last live and original music venues - The Chippo - has closed its doors for the last time at Coconut Grove.
Coppin recharges NT's laughing stock
BRITISH comedian Nik Coppin is in Darwin to mentor up-and-coming jokesters and get a few laughs of his own.
Elliott Hotel's gay old time a winner
THE Elliott Gay and Lesbian Mardi Gras will be held again in April.
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STUNNING plus size model Robyn Lawley has been taunting hungry models with posts of the food she has been baking and eating.
Measles alert: Five people hospitalised
FIVE people have been hospitalised - including two in intensive care - in Royal Darwin Hospital because of an outbreak of measles.
Speed critic gets rev up
A BRIEF but emotional social media campaign against a motoring journalist for referring to the Territory as the wild, wild west seems to have limped into the sunset, bloodied and bruised.
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A MAN has invited the whole of the Territory to his birthday party - all you need to do is bring along "awesomeness" and friends, friends, and more friends.
Shot crocs shock
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Fishos ignore croc danger
A FISHO photographed wading into water, close to where a 12-year-old boy was taken by a crocodile hours later, bragged to a holidaying couple about his dangerous exploits.
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