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FORMER CLP candidate Carolyn Reynolds has been cited on numerous occasions by the Department of Health for serious food service violations at her Lake Bennett Resort
Don Dale Guards had no authority to use tear gas, court hears
PRISON guards who sprayed youth detention inmates with tear gas likely committed a serious criminal offence and could face jail time themselves, the Supreme Court has heard
Cattle theft Call for return of cop stock squad
THE Northern Territory Cattleman’s Association is in talks with the NT Police to re-establish a much needed stock squad in the hopes of stemming losses from cattle duffing operations
Cold case New evidence blows JonBenet case wide open
A DOCUMENTARY has blown open the JonBenet Ramsey case almost two decades later, uncovering fresh evidence pointing squarely at her family.
Barra bounty Million Dollar Fish wish to lure anglers
The hugely successful Million Dollar Fish competition is back for a second run, and nearly all tagged fish are in the water
September records smashed Wet weather breaks records
RECORD rainfalls over the weekend have left the Top Enders running for cover a little earlier than normal
Uluru rescue In the wrong place at the wrong climb
THREE climbers had to be rescued when they became stuck on top of Australia’s most famous rock on Monday after attempting to scale Uluru
Guilty plea Drug crop to treat ‘anxiety’ court told
A GARDENER who tried to grow 12 lbs of cannabis — which he planned to use to treat his anxiety — has avoided a mandatory jail term after going cold turkey from drugs
‘I don’t feel qualified’ New MLA ‘doesn’t want to make decisions for all’
THE new Member for Nhulunbuy says he doesn’t feel qualified to make decisions for the town the electorate is named for
Marriage split Karl Stefanovic’s Today no-show
KARL Stefanovic has pulled out of hosting duties on the Today show this morning amid reports of his marriage breakdown.
Cost-sharing Darwin Marine standoff drags on
TIME is running out for Australia to strike a deal with the United States on cost-sharing arrangements for the expansion of the Darwin Marine deployment to go ahead as planned
Crunch time Hey mate, legs do lunch
IT seems Territory crocs have a thing for wallabies after a tour guide snapped pics of monster saltie eating a wallaby
Wee problem Urine a lot of trouble, mate
AN Alice Springs man has been accused of trying to take the piss – literally
Aussie wrap Paralympic Games: That’s a wrap
IT was the second biggest sporting event in 2016 behind the Olympics. But this time Australia cracked the top five. Our wrap of the Paralympic Games.
How we fared How Australia fared at Rio Paralympics
AUSTRALIA’S Paralympic team finished in the top five at the Games — five places better than their Olympic comrades. We take a look at their numbers game in Rio.
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EIGHT years after leaving the NBA with $82 million in earnings, this former first round draft pick claims he has nothing.
Test of skill Territory fighters head to nationals
THE Top End’s best exponents of Tang Soo Tao, a form of Korean Karate, will be in Melbourne this week for the fighting art’s sixth national tournament
Finals ‘No love lost’ in Giants-Dogs
ROBERT Murphy has revealed why their is no love lost between the Bulldogs and Giants playing groups ahead of their preliminary final showdown.
Former F1 star Schumacher row: ‘He cannot walk’
THE full extent of Michael Schumacher’s injuries have been revealed as his family sues a magazine over its claims he could walk again.
Injury news Barometer: Henderson, Tippett to return
LACHIE Henderson and Kurt Tippett almost certain to return for this week’s preliminary final, while Gary Rohan and Jarrard McVeigh race the clock to be fit.
Recognised Awards all in a day’s work
Sixteen incredible Territorian women were short-listed as finalists in the 2016 Telstra Business Women’s Awards.
Port leased for whopping $9.7 billion
VICTORIA has been “lucky” in its timing after securing $9.7 billion for the 50-year lease of the Port of Melbourne.
New airport Big problem with new $3 billion airport
A STUNNING new $3 billion airport was designed to process up to 1600 passengers every hour. But it overlooks a crucial detail.
Restaurants Is this restaurant racist?
A BRISBANE restaurant has been accused of “gross racism” for promoting itself as celebrating the British Empire’s “push into the developing cultures”.
Maccas 2.0 New McDonald’s has no burgers
IT’S Maccas like you’ve never seen it before. Instead of Big Macs and Quarter Pounders, the fast food giant’s new outlet has a surprise menu.
Sirius building Bitter war over Sydney’s ugliest building
IT IS the ugliest building on one of the world’s most spectacular harbours. So why are so many people flipping out over this eyesore?
Real Estate Bright and beautiful
WHOEVER buys this former display home will enjoy spacious living and quality features in a property that has never been lived in
Marriage equality Magda: ‘Thanks for nothing’
THINGS got personal for Magda Szubanski during an appearance on Q&A as the comedian revealed her more serious side.
TV bites Oliver hits back at Angela Bishop
EMMY winning comic John Oliver hit back at Channel Ten’s reporter Angela Bishop after she pulled him up on previous comments he made about Donald Trump.
Ben’s breakthrough Aussie actor’s stunning 80-1 win
JUST like his disturbing character in Bloodline, Ben Mendelsohn has left the A-List audience at the Emmys in shock.
Beauty queen ‘One theory explains everything’
A NEW TV show promises to expose who really killed JonBenet Ramsey, with a top cop teasing that it all comes down to one theory.
September records smashed Wet weather breaks records
RECORD rainfalls over the weekend have left the Top Enders running for cover a little earlier than normal
Original content Is Netflix suffering a backlash?
TRADITIONAL media is getting increasingly worried about its ability to keep up with the streaming giant and a “backlash” is brewing.
Sex The truth about women’s ‘G-spots’
THE G-spot can prove as elusive as the mythical city of Atlantis. But you may be surprised to know that not everything is as it seems.
Survivor’s journey The girl who wouldn’t die
SHE was supposed to die 12 years ago, surviving cancer, organ-shutdown and a coma. But those weren’t the hardest parts.
Facebook revenge Teen sues parents over FB posts
THE parents of an 18-year-old are being sued by their daughter after she took offence at their over sharing.
Barra bounty Million Dollar Fish wish to lure anglers
The hugely successful Million Dollar Fish competition is back for a second run, and nearly all tagged fish are in the water
NASA boffins cast eye on Great Barrier Reef
A NASA airborne mission designed to transform our understanding of Earth’s valuable and ecologically sensitive coral reefs has set up shop in Australia for a two-month investigation of the Great Barrier Reef, the world’s largest reef ecosystem
Deadly collision Tourists killed in tragic boat collision
AT least 13 people have died and 10 are missing after a double-decker tourist boat hit a bridge and capsized in Thailand.
Bigger ferry There’s a new link to Mandorah
SEALINK is making a splash as it launches its new ferry for the Mandorah service
‘An amazing person’ Disability advocate Michele Castagna passes away
RENOWNED disability advocate and long-time Alice Springs town councillor Michele Castagna passed away on Saturday morning, aged 72
Fire of passion still burns
VETERAN Territory firefighter Jock McLeod spent 50 years on the job, falling in love with it from day one back in 1967
Murder investigation Tiahleigh’s foster father arrested
BREAKING: Schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer’s foster father has been arrested and is expected to be charged with her murder.
Cancer treatment Chemo scandal impacts more patients
THE number of patients given the wrong dose of chemotherapy drugs by specialist Dr John Grygiel has risen, a new report has found.
WA Politics Barnett survives leadership challenge
BREAKING: Western Australia Premier Colin Barnett has survived a challenge to his leadership today.
Bomb blasts NY bomb suspect’s nickname ‘Mad’
AS police probe if the suspect behind the New York and New Jersey bomb attacks concocted an Islamist terror plot, more details emerged of his past.
Fresh tensions Police officer shoots unarmed pastor
SHOCKING footage shows the moment an unarmed black pastor was shot dead by a white police officer while walking with his hands in the air.
Cold case New evidence blows JonBenet case wide open
A DOCUMENTARY has blown open the JonBenet Ramsey case almost two decades later, uncovering fresh evidence pointing squarely at her family.
Editorial A poem to the weather gods
DEAR Weather Gods, It’s only September and you’re sending down the rain
Editorial Silliness in croc zone not funny
MAYBE it’s due to the early start of the build-up, but even the NT News wasn’t prepared for such an abundance of stories about people playing Russian roulette with crocodiles in September
Opinion Games might not be worth ticket price
THE resurrection of the Arafura Games was an election commitment made early by the now Gunner Government when it was an Opposition only a few months old in 2013
Opinion It’s women’s business ... leave them alone
“So when are you having a baby? Geez girl you aren’t getting any younger.”
