Community mourns
MAN believed to have been killed by a crocodile at Cahills Crossing near Kakadu National Park will be remembered as a “beautiful man”
Pantless thief Pantless crim left a poo in the loo
HALF a carton of booze was stolen from a Jabiru house while the owner was on holidays. But the thief was kind enough to leave a few things behind in exchange
Abortion debate Abortion law plan ‘is cruel’
THE Northern Territory’s proposed changes to abortion laws have “serious shortcomings” according to the Human Rights Law Centre
Spy stoush CIA had Pine Gap fears
TENSION over world wheat prices led to fears by the US Government that Australia could shut the secret spy facility at Pine Gap
Australia Day All welcome on Jan 26
WHILE some denounce Australia Day as Invasion Day, an Aboriginal clan from northeast Arnhem Land uses it to welcome doctors, nurses, teachers, police and the community to their land and to thank them for their contributions
Trump: ‘I will always love you’
DONALD Trump has wrapped up his first day as President of the United States, sharing a last dance with his wife at a military ball
Four dead Accused deadly rampage driver on bail
UPDATE: A three-month-old baby remains in a critical condition in hospital, as it is revealed the accused killer driver was free on bail when he used his car as a weapon in the fatal CBD carnage.
Detention rates Public not owed explanation: Chief Justice
THE Territory’s top judge has finally broken his silence on the recent drop in prison sentences for repeat young offenders to say that Darwin’s judges do not owe the public any explanation
Free meat tray Long lines for NT News Australia Day meat tray
THERE were hundreds of happy, meat-eating NT News readers yesterday who flocked to Beta Berrimah Butchers
Opinion I’m not going to argue with idiots
Dear Average Australian Racist, You can bully as many companies as you like to take down a billboard of two little Muslim girls promoting Australia Day. But you won’t win
Free meat tray Long lines for NT News Australia Day meat tray
THERE were hundreds of happy, meat-eating NT News readers yesterday who flocked to Beta Berrimah Butchers
Problem salties Station has beef with crocs over expensive tastes
CROCODILES are making a meal of a local cattle station’s profits, with one croc found with around $5000 of beef in it’s belly
Pantless thief Pantless crim left a poo in the loo
HALF a carton of booze was stolen from a Jabiru house while the owner was on holidays. But the thief was kind enough to leave a few things behind in exchange
Drug driving Driver tests positive for meth twice in one night
AN ACCUSED drug driver was caught twice in seven hours driving under the influence of methamphetamine last night
Rehabilitation Tigers player not sacked over incident
NIGHTCLIFF president Jeff Borella has denied claims key defender Daniel Bowles has been sacked over his role in a nightclub incident
Olympic boost Women sold on sevens rugby after Rio gold
TRIBE 7s captain Marioulla Belessis believes rugby’s shortened format has become attractive for women particularly on the back of the Rio Olympics
Local talent Thunder gain services of Eagles dasher
Wanderers’ speedster Simon Bates has signed a two-year deal with NEAFL club Territory Thunder
Grand slam Federer: ‘I did surprise myself’
ROGER Federer was up to his old tricks against Tomas Berdych, putting on a Rod Laver Arena masterclass. Earlier, Aussie hopes Ash Barty and Bernard Tomic were knocked out.
Lift needed Coates wants more intensity from Tigers
NIGHTCLIFF playing-coach Troy Coates admitted his team was “flat” against Waratah last Sunday, adding they’ll need to lift for a game of finals-like intensity against Southern Districts
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Brisbane Broncos halfback Ben Hunt is set to join St George Illawarra Dragons
THE Broncos have lost the battle to keep Ben Hunt, with the Dragons trumping Brisbane with a massive $6 million deal for five years, with a one-year option.
Which reality TV shows will be hits, and which will be misses, in 2017?
MARK down January 29 and January 30 in your viewing calendar because its going to be totally unreal. The nation’s top commercial networks will be going all out by launching their crucial reality TV gems (or misses).
Dane Swan is heading for the jungle for Channel Ten’s ‘I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here’
RETIRED Collingwood footballer Dane Swan is getting set to enter the jungle on Channel 10’s reality show I’m A Celebrity Get Me Out Of Here.
Donald Trump’s first tweet as the 45th President of the USA
DONALD Trump began his presidency with a flurry of tweets - but his predecessor in the White House is attracting his own share of attention on social media today.
Puppy farm accused wrote of top-dollar breeds funding dog fighting
A QUEENSLAND man accused of running a puppy farm has previously penned a column in an American magazine detailing how he bankrolled dog fighting by selling in-demand breeds such as French bulldogs.
Knights prop Korbin Sims will join the Broncos effective immediately
NEWCASTLE’S horror week has continued with prop Korbin Sims leaving the Knights with immediate effect to join Brisbane.
Desperate home buyers are signing up to 40-year-home loans
YOUNG Australians are increasingly turning to 40-year home loans to crack into the property market.
Inaugurations can cast a chill wind over US presidencies, just ask William Henry Harrison
IT will be just 9 degrees during Donald Trump’s inauguration — cold enough to keep one ex-President from attending. And with good reason: the ceremony can literally be a killer.
The political resignations that shocked Australia
MIKE Baird’s resignation has left many Australians in shock. He now joins a list of politicians whose spectacular resignations are unforgettable.
Your movie guide: Every current release rated
CAN’T decide what movie to see this week? National movie reviewer Leigh Paatsch has every current release covered to make your choice easier.
Australia Day: Anarchist Greens call for the flag to be burned in sick anti-Oz campaign
Federal Greens Leader Richard Di Natale refused to condemn the shocking demands being made by a group called Left Renewal, who want to disrupt Australia Day celebrations.
Spy stoush CIA had Pine Gap fears
TENSION over world wheat prices led to fears by the US Government that Australia could shut the secret spy facility at Pine Gap
NBN causes delays Low-speed connection
A STRING of broken appointments and delays by NBN contractors has put in jeopardy the jobs of staff at a new Darwin business
Dan Murphy’s Promise to AHA not the reason
ACTING Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says the government’s decision to restrict bottle shop floor space to 400 square metres was about alcohol harm minimisation not an AHA pre-election demand the Labor Party agreed to prior to the Territory election
Confidence Gunner Govt gets tick of approval from business
Business owners in the Territory have given the new Gunner Government the tick of approval according to the latest Sensis Business Index
Business Agenda Defence delays will require intervention
THERE is good and bad news with Defence confirming the construction of 80 houses at RAAF Base Darwin will start in April
Executive living City fringe living at its best
THIS is an excellent opportunity to purchase an impressive two-bedroom executive apartment located in the heart of Parap.
Family living Family home with potential
A HOME in popular Marlow Lagoon has plenty room inside and out, with a large outdoor entertainment area.
Executive living City fringe living at its best
THIS is an excellent opportunity to purchase an impressive two-bedroom executive apartment located in the heart of Parap.
Private videos Sex tape scandal sweeps British celebs
BRITAIN is embroiled in a sex tape scandal involving everyone from reality stars to Olympians — and the celebs involved have all fallen for one simple trick.
Flashback Pixar films’ astonishing secret revealed
FOR years, conspiracy theories have been spun around Disney Pixar movies. The company has confirmed one, and it will blow your mind.
Unrecognisable Margot’s amazing transformation
MARGOT Robbie has undergone a complete transformation for her role as disgraced US figure skater Tonya Harding.
Bedroom eyes Hemsworth’s X-rated compliment
A FORMER Home and Away actress has revealed Chris Hemsworth once paid her a rather lewd compliment when they were working together.
Heart-warming ‘Today begins a new stage for our country’
A MUSLIM family found this note on their front door during Mr Trump’s controversial inaugural address.
Donald Trump Changes to Trump’s White House page
SOCIAL MEDIA users are in a fury after realising several vital sections appear to have been removed from the official White House website.
NASA mission Could you survive this space mission?
SIX scientists have entered a man-made dome atop an isolated Hawaii volcano, where they will spend the next eight months with no outside human contact.
Ginger equality Big news for redheads everywhere
AFTER a hard-fought campaign, flame-haired folk the world over may finally achieve the equality they’ve longed for.
Donald Trump Problem with Trump’s new Twitter
DONALD Trump has officially taken over the @POTUS Twitter account. But before even posting a single tweet, he’s made a blunder.
Australia Day All welcome on Jan 26
WHILE some denounce Australia Day as Invasion Day, an Aboriginal clan from northeast Arnhem Land uses it to welcome doctors, nurses, teachers, police and the community to their land and to thank them for their contributions
Free meat tray Long lines for NT News Australia Day meat tray
THERE were hundreds of happy, meat-eating NT News readers yesterday who flocked to Beta Berrimah Butchers
Abortion debate Abortion law plan ‘is cruel’
THE Northern Territory’s proposed changes to abortion laws have “serious shortcomings” according to the Human Rights Law Centre
NBN causes delays Low-speed connection
A STRING of broken appointments and delays by NBN contractors has put in jeopardy the jobs of staff at a new Darwin business
Alex Julius Fishing great for youngsters
IF THERE’S one thing that will get a kid to put his or her phone down for a minute, it’s a bent rod with a fish on the end of the line
Good times Crabs flare up when it’s Wet
THERE is a greater likelihood of Territorians catching crabs following the better than anticipated Wet season. Professional mud crab fishers say the above average rain will deliver a good 2017 season
Nude cruise Infamous nude cruise to sail again
ONE of the world’s biggest names in nude cruising is planning a second X-rated voyage, including raunchy playrooms.
Mid-air incident ‘A man was watching porn mid-flight’
A FLIGHT attendant had to stop a male passenger from watching “hard core porn” on his phone — while seated next to a traumatised teenage girl.
Double fatality Tributes for student killed in horror crash
THE student killed in a horrific double fatality had recently obtained his licence and was preparing to tackle Year 12 this year
Santa Claus Cool off at Christmas
SANTA CLAUS is coming to Casuarina Pool next weekend, and Territorians of all ages are invited to join in the Christmas-themed fun
Fresh start One in two Aussies looking for work
A NEW job is on the New Year to-do list for about half of all workers – and it’s not because they’re depressed about the end of summer holidays.
‘Broken system’ ‘The bail system is broken’: Calls for reform
VICTORIA’s top cop Graham Ashton and Premier Daniel Andrews have expressed frustration over the state’s bail laws.
Shocking video ‘Take it off, you Muslim terrorist’
A WOMAN has been caught on camera allegedly abusing a Muslim university student, screaming out ‘f**k you! Take it off’.
Women unite Madonna’s expletive-filled Trump rant
POP singer Madonna has dedicated several songs to Donald Trump at a Women’s March in Washington, telling the new President to ‘suck a d**k’.
First family White House living suits the Trumps
THE Trumps have taken to first family life, describing the White House as ‘incredible’ as they document their new lives with insider pictures on social media.
First Lady? What made Ivanka Trump lose her cool
THE elegant businesswoman is known for her effortless composure. But this ‘inappropriate’ question from a reporter did not sit well with her.
Opinion I’m not going to argue with idiots
Dear Average Australian Racist, You can bully as many companies as you like to take down a billboard of two little Muslim girls promoting Australia Day. But you won’t win
RendezView Dear Average Australian Racist, you’ll never win
Racists can complain about a billboard featuring Muslim girls, or vote in as many Pauline Hansons as they want, but they will never win, writes Jill Poulsen.
Analysis Great Scott, division rocks the Labor ranks
AMBITION usually keeps fresh-faced backbenchers in check. Scott McConnell has probably sent himself to the back of the queue for a spot in Cabinet
Editorial Corruption a lottery win
CORRUPT government employee Paul Mossman is laughing at the public and the joke’s on all of us
