The Latest Breaking News from NT

Teachers in the Greater Darwin area will strike over the Northern Territory's public sector pay freeze, the Australian Education Union says.

The Northern Territory police union says hundreds of its members have no confidence in Commissioner Jamie Chalker and morale is at an all-time low.

Almost 80 per cent of union members surveyed said they did not have confidence in the Northern Territory's police commissioner, with low morale, pay, and lack of resources among the key issues identified.

‘The scariest thing is what we don’t know’, advocate says of those held on grounds of mental impairment

It has been six months since the Northern Territory government promised to look at alternatives to using spit hoods on children in police custody. It still won't commit to banning them altogether.

Police say investigators are still working to determine the cause of the crash, with a third person taken to hospital following the incident.

Laura Hinks, 34, and her daughter Grace Hughes were last seen during a parental visit around on Sunday afternoon, according to NT Police.

The newly-appointed president of National Telecom (NT) says the company will launch its 5G mobile services through the 700-megahertz spectrum range in December, putting an end to the long obscurity over how it would capitalise on the frequency which was obtained two years ago.

Environmentalists and traditional owners have condemned the Northern Territory government’s decision to abandon plans to include all mining activities in proposed accountability laws.

Culturally-appropriate palliative care kits will help Indigenous families in remote communities care for their dying loved ones at home on Country.

With rents skyrocketing, it’s more important than ever that tenants understand their options when dealing with their landlord