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Putting monsters into perspective

DEBATE has been raging about who has seen the biggest and most ferocious croc in the Territory

Fruit of the groins

Judith Aisthorpe A seedy passionfruit vine has produced not one but two phallic shaped fruits

Is D-rex the king croc?

MOLLY BAXTER SOMEWHERE in the depths of the Darwarunga River in the remote north east of the Northern Territory lives a monster croc

All the NT gossip with Bushranger

A suspicious taxidermist, Kevin Bacon and a Territory Cops star all get a start in this week’s edition of Bushranger

Drink driver happy to be off the hook

A DRUNK driver who was once filmed on TV show Territory Cops describing being arrested as “f**king sick”, has celebrated her release from custody on a suspended sentence

Here’s cheers to our best watering holes

LAUREN ROBERTS TWO Territory watering holes have earnt themselves a spot on a list of Top Ten Aussie Pubs

Bushranger: All the gossip from the NT

From a wild house party to a cat looking for a new sitter, Bushranger shares the Territory’s hottest gossip

HAYLEY SORENSEN and MOLLY BAXTER THERE are few moments in life sadder than a plugger blowout. But one innovative Territorian has turned one of life’s great tragedies into a wonder of bush engineering

Boom-Boom or bust: Caitlyn tracks down legend

MOLLY BAXTER GERMAN tennis legend Boris Becker had a slice of the Territory handed to him for a signature when Caitlyn from Marrara made a trip to the Australian Open last week

A real ‘CU in the NT’ of a legal issue

MATT CUNNINGHAM Sky News Correspondent A LEGAL stoush is brewing over the underground marketing slogan that has put Northern Territory tourism back in the headlines

Fearless Kenny is scaling new heights

GARY SHIPWAY WHAT happens when it’s time to move 500 angry 2m crocodiles?

Price to get high too high for one smoker

LAUREN ROBERTS AN “OUTRAGEOUS” spike in the price of weed has prompted one consumer to report the issue to the NT Police

Croc sighting at Casuarina Beach

MOLLY BAXTER PERHAPS it was the delicious scent of sizzling bacon from the behinds of local pig and Casuarina Beach babe Hamgelina Jolie that bought to shore a 2m saltie on Australia Day

Top set to cop a drenching

JUDITH AISTHORPE THE Bureau of Meteorology are monitoring a low which expected to dump hundreds of millimetres of rain across the Top End

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

Station has beef with crocs over expensive tastes

JILL POULSEN 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

Floods cut off desert travellers

JUDITH AISTHORPE DOZENS of people in Central Australia found themselves on the wrong side of a flooding river last Friday

The daft and the ludicrous

JILL POULSEN YOU’D have to see it to believe it — a man driving along in hatchback that had no windscreen and no front door

Bushranger brings you the latest Territory gossip

Bushranger comes out guns blazing to bring readers the latest Territory gossip

‘Ass grabbing’ catch excites fishermen

TAMARA HOWIE THERE was ass-grabbing and kissing all ‘round when three locals lads landed the catch of a lifetime

Who says there’s no seafood in the desert?

PHILLIPPA BUTT WITH rain comes life as residents of Alice Springs have discovered recently

Breaking the mould this Wet season

PHILLIPPA BUTT AFTER spending Christmas with her family in Melbourne, Genevieve Agostinelli had no idea what she would come home to

Kitler needs a new Territory home

MOLLY BAXTER LITTLE Kitler’s only struggle is to find a good home to live out his nein lives

Dopey dad had cannabis stash for kids

CRAIG DUNLOP A WHEELCHAIR bound stepdad who was supplying cannabis to his adult stepkids rolled out of court on Friday with a fine, a suspended sentence and some life advice from a judge

The biggest croc ever seen?

MOLLY BAXTER A MONSTER crocodile lurking in the deep, dark waters of the Roper River could be the biggest ever seen, with several fishermen claiming it to be at least 8m long

The latest Territory gossip with Bushranger

Giant crocs, snakes and a Czech blues pianist all feature in this week’s round up of Territory gossip with Bushranger

‘The Boss’ is ready to croc

GARY SHIPWAY There will be monsters on the loose in Darwin next week and this prehistoric beast will be one of them

Snake sightings surge as monsoon eases

HAYLEY SORENSEN IT took half an hour for Territory Wildlife Park rangers to unwind this monster olive python from underneath this ute

Rangers sink teeth into first croc for 2017

LUCY HUGHES-JONES A 2.4m saltwater crocodile is the first predator to be captured in the Top End for 2017 as rangers warn Territorians to stay out of waterways this wet season.

‘CU in the NT’ is too naughty

CRAIG DUNLOP THE advertising industry’s toothless watchdog has determined a controversial “guerilla marketing” campaign promoting the Northern Territory is “obscene” and doesn’t meet industry standards

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Tina Cahill charged with stabbing murder of her fiance in Padstow

JUST a month after getting engaged, young dad David Walsh is dead and his fiancee has been charged with his murder.

Parramatta stabbing: Woman dies after being knifed in chest

A WOMAN has died after being stabbed in the chest at a home in Sydney’s west.

Darwin bombing: a story that’s remained ‘in the shadows’

IT’S been 75 years since 188 Japanese planes bombed Darwin in the first of almost 100 air raids, drawing the top end of Australia into World War II.

KIM’S FINAL MOMENTS Shocking image of Kim Jong-nam ‘unconscious in airport chair after being poisoned’

A SHOCKING photo has emerged of Kim Jong-nam, who was attacked at an airport with poison, just before he died.

Severe thunderstorm hammers Sydney suburbs

FORECASTERS are predicting flash flooding and destructive winds as powerful thunderstorms strike from Gosford to Wollongong.

Joyce: ‘No one gets ahead by being dopey’

Barnaby Joyce says he’s no fool and that even his critics have realised he is a good politician

THIS is Barnaby Joyce uncut. While he has a ‘warm’ relationship with Prime Minister Malcolm Turnbull, he stopped short of calling them mates.

Children as young as six-months-old are being encouraged to learn basic mathematics concepts

PARENTS are being encouraged to teach babies as young as six months old basic maths as Australia continues to slide in global numeracy rankings.

Deadly drug seized in Queensland mail

QUEENSLAND authorities have intercepted a package in the mail, of a substance 10,000 times as potent as morphine.

Pauline Hanson’s biggest test is coming

ANALYSIS: She’s had a strong run since sweeping back into the Senate. But is Australia really ready to embrace Pauline Hanson? We’re about to find out.

Teenagers ditch safe sex as HIV education clinic closes

AUSTRALIAN teenagers are putting themselves at considerable risk of contracting serious infections due to their lax safe sex practices.

Little-known loopholes are being used by consumers to get discounts on private health insurance

CLEVER consumers are exploiting little-known loopholes to get big discounts on private health insurance.

Murderer exploded with guilt after 13 years

James McGowan confessed to a Scottish murder after exploding with guilt, 13 years on

JAMES McGowan got away with a murder 15,000km from home, before a mistakenly recorded phone call provided the smoking gun police were looking for.

Samsung defacto head Lee Jae-Yong arrested on charges related to a political corruption scandal

SOUTH Korea has been shocked by the arrest of the defacto head of Samsung as the country’s political corruption scandal deepens.

‘If I’m such a liar, why haven’t they sued my ass?’

FORMER Scientologist Leah Remini has no plans to be silenced by her former religion. Not after it took her 30 years in the “cult” to find her voice.

Firefighter injured and six homes destroyed in NSW bushfire

A FIREFIGHTER has been hospitalised and six homes destroyed as bushfires tore through the southern part of NSW.

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Raptors

The first group of US air force F22s arrived at RAAF Tindal near Katherine ahead of the first Enhanced Air Cooperation activity in Australia under the US Force Posture Initiatives.

Australia Day in the Territory

Territorians turned out in force to celebrate Australia Day.

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