Northern Territory Chief Minister dismisses concerns about ‘landmark’ child protection changes as ‘hysteria’
Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the image of an Indigenous person…
Labor on track to win Nightcliff by-election, taking NT’s single Greens seat
Labor is on track to win the Nightcliff by-election, taking the Greens’ first and only seat held in…
Nightcliff by-election polls close and vote counting begins
Vote counting has started in Nightcliff, with the Greens trying to hold on to the marginal seat it…
Nightcliff by-election set for March 7, Greens and Labor announce candidates
A by-election for the Darwin-based seat of Nightcliff will be held on March 7, following the resignation of…
Land council chair calls for block on appointment of incoming NT administrator David Connolly
The chair of one of Australia’s most powerful land councils has called on the federal government to block…
NT police data shows crime down in Alice Springs, locals worry it will be short-lived
A Northern Territory town in the centre of Australia has long found itself in the middle of the…
NT’s top judge tells government not to interfere with court independence, in leaked email
The Northern Territory’s highest-ranking judge has written to the head of an NT government department asking them not…
NT’s Country Liberal Party and Territory Labor change presidents within days of one another
The political party governing the Northern Territory has announced a new president, just days after the opposition welcomed…
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price accused of working against NT electorate on migration
Northern Territory Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been accused of working against the needs of her own electorate…
NT’s Indian community calls for apology from Jacinta Nampijinpa Price over ‘hurtful’ migration comments
Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has been urged to publicly apologise to her Indian constituents in the Northern Territory over…
Environment groups, researchers say NT EPA policy change is a worrying ‘WA blueprint’
Less than a year after Western Australia’s environmental watchdog was stripped of its powers to assess the emissions…
NT to reinstate use of spit hoods in youth detention, eight years after royal commission sparked ban
The Northern Territory government has flagged it will reinstate the use of spit hoods on young people in youth…