Crowley eyes professional career
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End of the line for fishing great ‘Cords’
BARRAMUNDI are resting easier with the news of a Territory fishing legend’s passing... PAY YOUR TRIBUTE >>
Bailey makes Diamonds squad
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Puff Baddy
EXCLUSIVE VIDEO: A DARWIN man has amused a group of tourists with the fish they caught - only to horrify them by what he did next.
Smile! You’re an idiot
A MAN who moved to Darwin from NSW just days ago has boasted about wading in water next to a croc cage and illegally fishing on top of it.
Next stop on the royal tour
The Duke and Duchess make their next stop as they tour around New Zealand.
73Smile! You’re an idiot
A MAN who moved to Darwin from NSW just days ago has boasted about wading in water next to a croc cage and illegally fishing on top of it.
Mr Bojangles may sing again
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Geared up for future
THE Satellite City BMX Club in Palmerston is gearing up for a bumper dry season with construction about to begin on upgrades to the ageing facility.
Treasurer Joe vs. Average Joe
THINK it’s unfair to work until 70 while our pollies pocket six-figure pensions? You’ll be gobsmacked to find out how much more they’ll retire on than you.
MH370 submarine hunt continues
A MINI-SUBMARINE searching for a missing Malaysia Flight MH370 has emerged empty-handed from its first dive.
Is this guy Australia’s grubbiest dad?
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Reeva told Oscar she loved him
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Ukraine launches military crackdown
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How we saw the moon turn red
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Bailey makes Diamonds squad
FORMER Territory shooter Karyn Bailey has been selected in the Australian Diamonds squad ahead of the Commonwealth Games in July.
Stokes’ star rises
MATHEW Stokes’ rise and rise as one of Territory football’s best exports was rubber stamped after Saturday night’s best on ground performance against West Coast.
Crowley eyes professional career
DARWIN’S latest boxing sensation wants to go all the way to a professional world title.
Connor’s heart races as wife falls
GREG Connor, the trainer-husband of apprentice jockey Kacie, said his heart stopped when his wife of 18 months fell at Alice Springs on Saturday.
Business blooming at cafe
DARWIN Botanic Gardens finally has a new cafe and it’s already had to get a bigger coffee machine to cope with demand.
Rents through the roof
IT’S good news for investors and homeowners as new data shows Darwin has the highest rental yields of any capital city in Australia.
Day One: Got lost...
A CANADIAN tourist had to be rescued by a helicopter after she got lost on the first day of an Outback trek.
Deckchair reels in movie buffs
THE 2014 program for this iconic Darwin event has been revealed.
West makes music show ‘boot camp’
DARWIN musician Luke West has made it past the first judges’ round and into ‘boot camp’ on Channel 7’s The X Factor.
Deckchair delight is back again
FILM buffs and casual cinema-goers alike will rejoice at the return of the beloved Deckchair Cinema.
Screens sucking our time
ADULTS spend more time in front of a screen than they do sleeping, with eight in 10 losing more than a day each week to the glow of either a computer or a television.
A bug’s life in the mound
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Dob in a critic of govt
PUBLIC servants will be urged to dob in colleagues who post political criticism of the Abbott Government on social media - even if it is done anonymously, under new guidelines.
Pumped up, still fragile
A LITTLE over a generation ago the archetype of Australian manliness was Dennis Lillee.
End of the line for fishing great ‘Cords’
BARRAMUNDI are resting easier with the news of a Territory fishing legend’s passing... PAY YOUR TRIBUTE >>
Tiger shark puts on a show
VIDEO: A TERRITORY tour guide has joked about ‘flossing the teeth’ of a big shark that thrashed around in Darwin Harbour.
Fisho rescued from Shady Camp
AN injured man has been rescued in crocodile-infested waters at Shady Camp.
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A blacklist of stuff-ups
THE BLACKOUT that plunged the Top End into darkness was the result of a long list of stuff-ups, a new report has found.