Giles lights fuse on public holiday shift
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It's diesel and lust, man
NEVER scoff at half-naked diesel fitters wearing viking hats and reclining in front-end loader buckets - for they are the new "princes of men".
Mr. Men enchant students
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Giles lights fuse on public holiday shift
THE Territory Government is considering scrapping the May Day public holiday for a holiday on Territory Day.
Tell them how you feel
HELP spread the love across the NT and surprise your Valentine with a message of love in the NT News on February 14. It's quick, easy and affordable.
Shot crocs shock
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Fishos ignore croc danger
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Territory Day a holiday must
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It's diesel and lust, man
NEVER scoff at half-naked diesel fitters wearing viking hats and reclining in front-end loader buckets - for they are the new "princes of men".