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Arrernte band hopes Indigenous language cover of Midnight Oil song becomes NAIDOC anthem

The Northern Territory band have released a video of their rendition of the 1987 hit Beds are Burning, which includes subtitles so people can learn the words. It also features some subtle changes to the lyrics that call out the ongoing effects of colonisation on First Nations people.

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People from diverse backgrounds struggle to find adequate mental health support

People from culturally and linguistically diverse backgrounds are struggling to find counsellors and psychologists who understand their deep-rooted mental health issues or speak their native language.

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Native rice close to the dinner table

Researchers in the Northern Territory are continuing to develop native rice as a commercially viable crop.

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Territory rights back on federal agenda

Federal Labor MPs representing the ACT and NT will introduce a bill to overturn a law stopping territory governments from legalising voluntary assisted dying.

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NT Utilities Commission warns of future blackout risk, calls for urgent energy grid investment

The NT power sector watchdog has warned of serious hurdles as an ageing power system transitions to a solar-powered, renewable future. So, are more power outages ahead?

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Ministry, BMA panel to tackle overhead cables

The Digital Economy and Society (DES) Ministry and the Bangkok Metropolitan Administration (BMA) have agreed to set up a joint committee to ramp up efforts to move overhead telecom cables underground.

Bangkok Post

AIS preparing deal to acquire TTTBB, JASIF

SET-listed Advanced Info Service (AIS) has announced its plan to acquire fixed broadband provider Triple T Broadband (TTTBB) and Jasmine Broadband Internet Infrastructure Fund (JASIF) for 32.4 billion baht in a bid to drive growth in the broadband internet frontier and add business value.

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Federal Labor MPs Alicia Payne, Luke Gosling to introduce legislation to remove euthanasia ban in Northern Territory and ACT

Every state has now legalised voluntary assisted dying, but a conscience vote will determine whether the territories are allowed to have the same right.

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Free period care products in Queensland schools is just a first step. Remote communities need access to these items as well

In Australia, most states have introduced initiatives to provide people who menstruate with free period care products in public schools.

The Conversation

Teenager, 15, dead and four children taken to hospital following crash on Stuart Highway near Manton Dam, NT Police say

NT Police are investigating a crash on the Stuart Highway which left a teenage boy dead and four youths in hospital.

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Overcrowding creates 'unacceptable' prison conditions at Darwin Correctional Centre, lawyers claim

Staffing shortages and overcrowding are creating "unacceptable" conditions at Darwin Correctional Centre, legal advocates claim.

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Call for regular vote on euthanasia bill

Labor should not allow a conscience vote on allowing the ACT and NT to legislate voluntary euthanasia, an independent Canberra senator says.

AAP

COVID-19 vaccination rules for international travel to end this week

Australia's pandemic death toll has tipped past the grim milestone of 10,000 fatalities, as the country prepares to lift all border restrictions.

Newcastle Herald

Sydney The Illawarra Could Cop A Month’s Worth Of Rain Today W/ Flood Warnings Across NSW

School holiday vibe check — failed.

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NT Police say fires 'under control' in Territory Day aftermath following more than 100 incidents

NT police say fires are "under control", despite fire crews at times being hampered by people aiming fireworks at fire trucks.

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Abortion access in the Northern Territory attracts praise amid global debate over Roe v Wade

Family Planning clinics in the Northern Territory typically receive "hundreds of calls every week" from women around Australia seeking an abortion, says the organisation's NT chief executive, Robin Wardle. Here's why.

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Gobsmackingly awe-inspiring: a cost conscious guide to Uluru and surrounds

It’s not possible to visit Uluru and the red centre on the cheap, but with careful planning you can access less expensive options

The Times of India

Stimac meets CoA for the first time, both mum on coach's new contract

NEW DELHI: The fate of his contract extension is still not known, but Indian football team head coach Igor Stimac appears to be chalking out plans for the national team's assignments ahead.

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Why does the Northern Territory still let people set off their own fireworks on Territory Day?

For five hours today, people in the Northern Territory will be able to blow up fireworks with no permits or training, to celebrate Territory Day.

AAP

Fracker stops NT cattle station road work

A gas fracking company will scale back exploration work at a Northern Territory cattle station amid a legal battle to stop it accessing the property.

AAP

Northern Territory tourism bouncing back

Interstate tourists are heading north and staying away from home longer, with the Northern Territory recording a massive jump in visitor numbers.

The New Daily

Flooding fears as Sydney braces for unseasonable downpours

Sydney residents are bracing for the possibility of flooding this week as a month's worth of rain is forecast to fall over the city in the next five days.

ABC News

Howard Springs quarantine facility — Australia's COVID-19 'port' — now in stand-by mode

It's the end of an era for the Howard Springs quarantine facility, with Australia's so-called "gold standard" infection management and control centre shutting its doors.

The New Daily

Supermarket shortages could worsen as farmers brace for downpours

A major supplier to Coles has warned the supply of fresh fruit and vegetables could take further hits in coming months as a result of unseasonal downpours.

The Guardian - AU

NT treaties must achieve ‘highest levels of self-determination’ for First Nations, commissioner says

Acting treaty commissioner Tony McAvoy recommends forum for Indigenous people to endorse a state-wide treaty model

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