Damages reduced for youth detention centre tear gassing A tear gassing incident in a notorious youth detention centre has led to a court win for four detainees more than a decade later. AAP · Jun 17
NT:Weather blamed for drop in school attendance rates When asked to provide evidence that a tough-on-truancy campaign is working, a territory minister has blamed the weather for a drop in school attendance rates. AAP · Jun 16
NT:Family of death-in-custody victim engage pathologist The family of a young Aboriginal man who died in police custody have engaged a pathologist to provide an independent report to be part of a coronial inquest. AAP · Jun 15
Family of death-in-custody victim engage pathologist The family of a young Aboriginal man who died in police custody have engaged a pathologist to provide an independent report to be part of a coronial inquest. AAP · Jun 15
NT:Toxic gas-plant leaks prompt boost to air monitoring Industry will pay for improved air pollution monitoring following toxic leaks from harbourside gas plants near major urban hubs. AAP · Jun 15
Toxic gas-plant leaks prompt boost to air monitoring Industry will pay for improved air pollution monitoring following toxic leaks from harbourside gas plants near major urban hubs. AAP · Jun 15
Teen arrested after man fatally stabbed in outback town Family feuding and riotous behaviour in an outback town have left a young man dead from stab wounds following a series of violent confrontations. AAP · Jun 12
NVRO Metals Establishes the NVRO Metals Hub, Creating a Pathway to Critical Minerals Production and Accelerating Industrial Deployment of the NVRO Process™ VANCOUVER, British Columbia, June 10, 2026 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- NVRO Metals Limited (TSXV: NVRO), (“NVRO Metals” or the “Company”), a clean technology company focused on the recovery of precious and critical metals from sulphidic feedstock including ores, concentrates, mine waste and tailings, is pleased to announce the proposed acquisition of… AAP · Jun 10
Revealed: the ‘less lethal’ weapons Australian police don’t want you to know about Launchers that shoot ‘bullet-like missiles’, chemical irritants and stinger grenades: experts say these weapons can cause serious injury or even death. But they are deployed by police against crowds with little scrutiny The Guardian - AU · Jun 8
NT:Call for electrical-check boost after boy's fire death Electrical arcing in a home's roof space sparked a fire that killed a three-year-old boy, prompting a coroner to urge better public housing wiring checks. AAP · Jun 5
Call for electrical-check boost after boy's fire death Electrical arcing in a home's roof space sparked a fire that killed a three-year-old boy, prompting a coroner to urge better public housing wiring checks. AAP · Jun 5
NT:Lifting alcohol ban will boost crimes, peak body warns An extension of community liquor bans in a territory is being sought ahead of a looming deadline amid fears a lapse will have devastating consequences. AAP · Jun 4
Lifting alcohol ban will boost crimes, peak body warns An extension of community liquor bans in a territory is being sought ahead of a looming deadline amid fears a lapse will have devastating consequences. AAP · Jun 4
Diphtheria outbreak: residents of remote NT community say health clinic has no hand sanitiser There’s a three-week wait on test results in Yuendumu, near Alice Springs, and locals say NT Health has dropped the ball on telling locals what to do if they test positive The Guardian - AU · Jun 3
The Guardian - UK · Jun 3 ‘It’s a relief … I’m irrelevant!’: Rufus Norris on life after the National Theatre He stood down as boss of the NT – and threw himself into kayaking, writing and DIY. The veteran director talks about his new start aged 60, mourning his mother – and directing Death of a Salesman in Turkish
AAP · Jun 2 NT:Teen dead after stolen-car rollover in outback town A spate of car thefts and dangerous driving at speed in an outback town has led to the death of a teenager in a vehicle rollover.
The Guardian - UK · Jun 1 ‘Catastrophic for creative industries’: Brexit barriers shut UK actors out of EU jobs Casting shifts to EU talent as paperwork delays and visa limits make hiring British crews less viable
AAP · Jun 1 NT:Fast track for globally important rare earths project An outback rare earths mine and processing plant will be fast-tracked through government approvals as China's dominance in the sector is challenged.
AAP · May 31 NT:Rare earths project in outback gets fast-track approval In a move to fast track development of a rare earths mine and processing plant it has been declared a project of profound economic significance.
AAP · May 31 Fast track for globally important rare earths project An outback rare earths mine and processing plant will be fast-tracked through government approvals as China's dominance in the sector is challenged.
AAP · May 29 Mural artists creating downtown city wonderwalls Darwin has a higher per capita concentration of wall murals than any other major Australian city, making it the street art capital of Australia.
AAP · May 29 Call to ditch energy hub to save herb from extinction A planned gas and petrochemical hub on a northern harbour should not go ahead as it would kill off an endangered plant, an environment group says.
AAP · May 28 Legal action over plans to bulldoze tropical savanna Environmentalists say the federal environment minister's decision not to assess plans to bulldoze tropical savanna for industrial agriculture is legally flawed.
AAP · May 26 Concern for economic reality of Aboriginal camps Residents in Aboriginal town camps like the one Kumanjayi Little Baby was allegedly abducted in want better economic security, an inquiry heard.
The Guardian - AU · May 26 NT police won’t be charged over Kumanjayi White’s death as Lidia Thorpe criticises lack of justice NT police commissioner acknowledges outcome causes ‘significant distress’ for 24-year-old Warlpiri man’s family and wider community