‘Stupidly dangerous’
THE scramble crossings on Knuckey St are again causing controversy with a motorcyclist claiming they are “stupidly dangerous”
UFOs & paranormal ‘Aliens have been here forever’
THE idea of aliens having already visited Earth is “impossible” for many. That’s why these alleged abductees stick together.
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Costly exercise NT to split Royal Commission expenses
THE Northern Territory has been told it will shoulder half the costs of the upcoming Royal Commission into juvenile detention and care
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DARWIN comedian Amy Hetherington, shares her thoughts on her home town Darwin in this quirky little video
Bali crash Friends of badly hurt man rally to help
Friends and family of a well-known Darwin man who was severely injured in a scooter accident in Bali have rallied around the young father in a bid to raise $22,000 for his hospital treatment
Court told Don Dale tear gas ‘battleground’
THE guard who fired tear gas at six boys at Don Dale Detention Centre in August 2014 described the situation inside the Behaviour Management Unit as sounding “like a battle ground”
Brutal killing Review into nurse safety stalls
THE “urgent” review into remote nurse safety ordered after the death of Gayle Woodford is still to see the light of day
Twin babies new digs Twice the cuteness, twice the energy
WITH twice the cuteness and twice the energy, twin baby marmosets at Crocodylus Park in Darwin are sure to have visitors gushing
Two people stung Waterfront lagoon to re-open after scare
The Darwin Waterfront recreation lagoon is set to reopen again after two people had been stung there during the last fortnight
Lives on line Pet scanner delay blamed on mail
The failure to deliver a letter to the NT Government has been established as the reason behind delays in setting up the long-awaited PET scanner in Darwin, the NT News has learned
Left hanging Driver takes leave of his fences
CITY residents who woke to see this unusual sight could be forgiven for thinking they had just been visited by Darwin’s worst driver
What the croc? Stop in the name of the claw
It’s behaviour never before recorded in the animal kingdom ... anywhere in the world
Final moments ‘If I can’t have you, no one will’
CATHY McPhee had met the love of her life. At least, that’s what she thought. But she soon discovered her new husband was violent and deranged.
Child abuse Why stepdads kill their partners’ kids
WHY do so many stepdads abuse and kill their partners’ children? This provocative theory suggests they just can’t help turning evil.
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A BOTTLE of champagne in one hand and a beer in the other, Bob Murphy stood in the Bulldogs rooms and declared that his club are the new chiefs in town.
Pro-Am Hayne to try hand at another code
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Controversy Mundine calls for GF anthem boycott
ANTHONY Mundine has called on all players at this weekend’s NRL and AFL grand finals to boycott the Australian national anthem.
UFC stars Rousey’s win hits McGregor where it hurts
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‘Stupidly dangerous’ Scramble crossings cause more controversy
THE scramble crossings on Knuckey St are again causing controversy with a motorcyclist claiming they are “stupidly dangerous”
Fifty Four Park St Australia’s most exclusive gym
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THE Australian Government is recruiting for spies. The selection process can be gruelling, but could you meet the job criteria?
Sex work Bank shines red light on sex work
AMSTERDAM has green lit a new red light district project that people say is “tearing down” traditional ideas around paying for sex.
Low prices How Kmart made cheap cheerful again
LET’S be honest — who doesn’t love Kmart? But people with short memories may have forgotten just how bad the stores were only a few years ago.
Real Estate Perfect to invest or nest
THIS impeccably presented duplex is a perfect opportunity to start or add to an investment portfolio
Real estate Dark, mouldy homes a realo mood killer
Territory homebuyers have listed mould, damp and a lack of outdoor space as their top turns-offs when hunting for the perfect property
Monetary woes settled Darwin Festival back from the brink
THE Darwin Festival is back from the brink of bankruptcy
Fashion Eeek Kim K’s barely there Balmain outfit
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Looking back Kidman breaks silence on Cruise marriage
ACTRESS Nicole Kidman has finally spoken about her marriage to prominent Scientologist Tom Cruise, whom she wed at just 23 years of age.
High fashion Gigi goes braless at Balmain show
THE bras have been ditched for Balmain’s Spring/Summer 2017 ready to wear collection.
Two people stung Waterfront lagoon to re-open after scare
The Darwin Waterfront recreation lagoon is set to reopen again after two people had been stung there during the last fortnight
Lives on line Pet scanner delay blamed on mail
The failure to deliver a letter to the NT Government has been established as the reason behind delays in setting up the long-awaited PET scanner in Darwin, the NT News has learned
iPhone 7 Best way to get the audio jack back
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UFOs & paranormal ‘Aliens have been here forever’
THE idea of aliens having already visited Earth is “impossible” for many. That’s why these alleged abductees stick together.
Creepiness factors Top 15 habits of ‘creepy’ people
FROM greasy hair to licking your lips, these are the top personal habits which make you seem “creepy” to others.
Out of the blue, illumination lights up coastline
THE beauty of the Australian coastline never ceases to amaze
Opening day tomorrow Million dollar barras released and ready
ALL 101 barramundi targets of this year’s Million Dollar Fish competition are tagged and swimming in Top End waters ahead of tomorrow’s much-anticipated opening
Bali crash Friends of badly hurt man rally to help
Friends and family of a well-known Darwin man who was severely injured in a scooter accident in Bali have rallied around the young father in a bid to raise $22,000 for his hospital treatment
Holiday hell Autopsy reveals cause of sisters’ death
AN AUTOPSY has revealed the cause of death of two sisters found dead in their luxury resort, as two more tourists perished in mysterious circumstances.
Different experience Event sheds light on Parrtjima mystery
MYSTERY around the content of the Parrtjima was lifted in spectacular fashion as the Festival in Light opened in Alice Springs
Art prize Brush with the law in new creative challenge
WHAT better way to help curb vandalism than with legal art
Spy jobs Want to be a government spy?
THE Australian Government is recruiting for spies. The selection process can be gruelling, but could you meet the job criteria?
Wandering deer Deer killed in Sydney peak hour traffic
A LONE deer that wandered onto a Sydney road in peak hour traffic has left police scratching their heads about how it got there.
Suspicious death Woman found gagged and bound
DESPERATE screams were heard in the minutes before the body of a woman was found in Adelaide on Friday night.
Syria Bombs cripple Aleppo’s largest hospital
RUSSIAN war planes have struck rebel-held areas north of Aleppo as barrel bombs rained down on the besieged city’s largest hospital in a renewed assault by Syrian forces.
Odd job Meet the man who sells dead people
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Wind watch ‘Explosive’ hurricane begins to weaken
THE nations of the Caribbean are on high alert after Hurricane Matthew exploded into a category five storm. But its startling-fast evolution has already seen it beigin to weaken.
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Editorial We love Grand Final weekend
SURELY Grand Final weekend is the best weekend of the year. As the frothies flow and the sausages sizzle our heroes and villains beat each other up on the biggest stage of all
Editorial Festival rises from the ashes
ARTS and music lovers across the Top End can breathe a sigh of relief this morning, with news the iconic Darwin Festival has tightened its belt, fixed the books and escaped its financial woes
Editorial Bailout after warning signs
THE Northern Territory Government had no option but to bail out Kormilda College. Students, particularly remote students who board at the school, could not be left in the lurch
