The Latest Breaking News from NT

For almost 25 years, a piece of legislation best known for the Liberal politician who brought it into being has prevented the ACT and NT from making its own euthanasia laws.

Virgin Australia is getting ready for summer with 30% off flights to the NT. Here are five things you can tick off while you're there.

Speaking out for the first time, A.K.'s family has remembered her as a kind person and loving mother, and hopes she is remembered as more than a statistic.

Parliament will sit for its first full week since Labor took government, with the rights of governments in the ACT and NT on the agenda.

The National Trust dealt with our holiday complaint but it wasn’t quite as dramatic as the rep made it sound

Northern Territory Labor has announced its candidate for a by-election triggered by the resignation of former chief minister Michael Gunner.

Campaign director Dean Parkin says the prime minister flagging set referendum question brings ‘level of clarity’

Prime minister uses Garma festival speech to suggest Australians should be asked a simple yes or no question on enshrining a voice in the constitution

The federal parliament is to be presented with a proposal to allow the ACT and NT to legislate on voluntary assisted dying.

Destruction of Northern Australia's tropical savannas – considered one of the last untouched regions in the world – is increasing at a rapid rate and new draft guidelines aimed at minimising greenhouse gas emissions from land clearing are "taking us in the opposite direction", environmentalists say.

The latest crime figures from the Australian Bureau of Statistics paint a sobering picture for the Northern Territory, with the number of family and domestic violence victims growing for the third year in a row.