Car seized over hit-run
A LOVE feud may have fuelled the hit and run attack that left Rebels sergeant-at-arms Shannon Althouse in an induced coma
Stuart Highway Drunk driver charged after crash
AN ALLEGED drunk driver has been charged and their passenger seriously injured following a collision with a road train north of Katherine
Exclusive Territory man shot dead in US
FORMER Alice Springs businessman Kevin Reid has been shot and killed in front of his wife in an attempted late night armed robbery in the United States
Turf war fears Bandidos bikies set up shop in Darwin
DOZENS of members of the Bandidos bikie gang will be in Darwin tonight for the official opening of the outlaw group’s new Top End clubhouse
Council ‘expert’s’ advice ‘Remove more Darwin CBD car parking’
A MELBOURNE transport and traffic engineer says the reason the streets and shopfronts in Darwin are empty is because there is too much car parking in the CBD
Matthew Gardiner A shelf life for Gardiner
A FORMER Territory political operative has gone from the frontline of the fight against terrorist group IS to stacking shelves at Woolworths
Taxi reforms Fare go as cabbie surcharge slashed
CREDIT card surcharges in Territory taxis will be slashed but cabbies will have the power to demand prepaid fares at selected times under new industry reforms
Mango farmers’ fears Backpacker tax triggers worker shortage
TERRITORIAN farmers are concerned the controversial backpacker tax has left them without enough staff to harvest this year’s mango crop
Real Estate Footy legend’s family home for sale
THE childhood home of AFL superstar Andrew McLeod is for sale in the northern Darwin suburb of Anula
Election hopeful Failed candidate in court
WANNABE politician Jackson Anni has pleaded guilty to a string of traffic charges in the Darwin Local Court and could face further charges in coming days, Darwin Local Court has heard
Exercise Wirra Jaya Aussie and Indo soldiers train in Top End
A parade and an exchange of gifts between Australian and Indonesian soldiers marked the end of Exercise Wirra Jaya 2016
Banana drama Hooker, fine and sprinkler
AN elderly man who grew to dislike his neighbour’s “dubious” evening activities now has a criminal record after vandalising her banana trees and slashing her garden hose
Tide waits for no man Not your bog-standard rescue mission
A KEEN four-wheel-driver who became bogged in mud off Gunn Point got a helping hand after a desperate post on social media
Foster carer Tiahleigh ‘tried to run away 10 times’
SLAIN schoolgirl Tiahleigh Palmer tried to run away from her foster home 10 times in the 10 months before she died, a former carer has claimed.
Child sex offences The world’s ‘most depraved man’
THIS Australian’s alleged crimes are so bad that a country may bring back the death penalty to kill him. WARNING: Graphic.
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MIA Khalifa recently landed a writing gig — and picked up a spooky moment from Monday’s Packers-Vikings game.
SummerSlam ‘That’s real blood, a real concussion’
BROCK Lesnar was confronted backstage by a furious co-star after this bloody beating of another WWE wrestler. Did he go too far?
F1 F1 boss reveals new grand prix cities
FORMULA 1’s new boss has identified the new destinations that will host grands prix as part of his grand plans to shake up the sport.
Grand final ‘Send a message to white Australia’
THE NRL has been dragged into a storm of controversy, as greats of the game call on players not to stand during the national anthem.
Dream finals Big games bring out best in Bulldogs
LUKE Beveridge has acknowledged the implementation of the Bulldogs’ “handball club” was powering its newfound scoring potency as the team hunts a Grand Final berth.
Taxi reforms Fare go as cabbie surcharge slashed
CREDIT card surcharges in Territory taxis will be slashed but cabbies will have the power to demand prepaid fares at selected times under new industry reforms
Mango farmers’ fears Backpacker tax triggers worker shortage
TERRITORIAN farmers are concerned the controversial backpacker tax has left them without enough staff to harvest this year’s mango crop
Illegal pot plants found Bunnings busted selling weed
THE incorrect labelling of a highly invasive aquatic weed has exposed a plant wholesaler to nearly $120,000 in fines and escalated the risk of infestation
Jason Murphy Big myth about so-called dole bludgers
THE government is making a lot of noise about welfare payments, but it pays to look a little deeper at the issue.
Council ‘expert’s’ advice ‘Remove more Darwin CBD car parking’
A MELBOURNE transport and traffic engineer says the reason the streets and shopfronts in Darwin are empty is because there is too much car parking in the CBD
Real Estate Footy legend’s family home for sale
THE childhood home of AFL superstar Andrew McLeod is for sale in the northern Darwin suburb of Anula
Island properties Islands cheaper than units
FORGET about cramming into a tiny inner city apartment, for the same money you could own your own tropical island.
Fiery debate ‘I’m no Nazi, but I am a racist’
THE leader of a far-right group denied he was a neo-Nazi during a fiery TV debate — but openly admitted he was a racist.
Revealing photo Ariel Winter gets her butt touched up
THE Modern Family star has shared a photo of her bottom getting touched up. FYI: it’s not as dodgy as it sounds.
Friends flashback The alternative ending to ‘Friends’
CHANDLER and Monica lived happily ever after in the Friends finale ... but that wasn’t quite how it was supposed to happen.
Must watch Clinton: ‘Don’t tell me what to say’
“I REALLY regret doing this,” Hillary Clinton said halfway through her hilariously stilted interview with actor Zach Galifianakis.
Free for all Shake-up to drones laws
NEW drone laws arrive in Australia next week, letting anyone fly some drones for profit. But experts say more rules are needed to prevent serious accidents.
Fitness and Health Why Lorna Jane won’t do plus-sizes
SHE’S the queen of activewear, but Lorna Jane Clarkson says there’s a good reason why she doesn’t stock a plus size range in her stores.
Hell no Woman discovers brown snake in Ugg boot
THIS is the traumatising situation that a resident in south Adelaide encountered when she went to put her Ugg boots on this morning.
Meme frenzy The internet can’t leave this alone
SHE was simply trying to get out of the shot while taking a photo of her baby — now this mother is stuck in the middle of a hilarious meme war.
Arab bling The ‘Rich Kids of Dubai’ are stupid rich
DUBAI is home to the world’s only seven-star hotel and shopping centre, an enormous gold market — and extremely rich kids.
Kayaker gets big fright after Great White sight
A PERTH kayak fisherman has had a terrifying encounter with a large shark which came within metres of his 4m craft in Cockburn Sound
Eggciting time arrives as barra start spawning
The build-up seems to have arrived, increasing temperatures and increasing large spring tides can only mean barramundi spawning season is upon us
In-flight meals Why you should order curries on flights
AIRLINE food often gets a bad rap — but only sometimes deserves it. Here’s the good, bad and ugly of in-flight meals from an Aussie who’s eaten them all.
Unhappy traveller Emirates sued over obese passenger
A DISGRUNTLED lawyer who says his nine-hour flight was ruined when he was uncomfortably seated next to an obese man is taking the airline to court.
‘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
Pride of Australia Lighting the night with positive vibes
EVERY Saturday night, you will find Sean Hutton playing basketball with at-risk kids and those who need a positive distraction
Crime and punishment Why we should lock more people up
WE SHOULD send more people to prison, but it’s not for the reasons Australians have traditionally associated with locking people up.
Forgotten Australians Abuse victims speak out on Tia
A FORMER resident at a Sydney girls’ home infamous for horrific sexual abuse and violence says Australia’s care system is failing our kids.
Answers needed A war crime with Aussie jets? Unlikely
AS the UN General Assembly goes into meltdown over a bungled raid in Syria, the ADF will take its review into the intelligence failures very seriously- and for good reason.
Washington shooting Four killed in shooting at US mall
A GUNMAN is reportedly on the loose, following a shooting at shopping centre in Washington.
Where are they now? Sabrina the Teenage Witch actor is unrecognisable
HE PLAYED the love interest of Melissa Joan Hart in the much-loved ’90s sitcom Sabrina the Teenage Witch, but what does Harvey look like now?
Under fire Protesters: ’Just release the tapes’
PROTESTERS have taken to the streets of Charlotte for a fourth night demanding police release footage of a Keith Scott’s death — after video taken by the dead man’s wife was posted online.
Editorial The violence must stop now
Revelations our police have responded to almost 75,000 cases of domestic violence in the past three years are truly startling. Such inexcusable violence has more than just one victim
TV take-down Why I hate The Big Bang Theory
NO SHOW on television is as polarising as The Big Bang Theory. Also, almost no show on television is as terrible.
Editorial Expert’s ideas not fit for CBD
HOW did the Melbourne expert, who gave Darwin Council a “masterclass” about revitalising the CBD, get to the city from the airport?
Editorial Let’s make port lease cash cow
“Hi Barack. Malcolm Turnbull here. Um, the Prime Minister of Australia. That place just south of China — you came here once. No biggie really, just wanted to slide something past you
