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Warning over diphtheria outbreak

NT Health is investigating a diphtheria outbreak, with one case confirmed in Alice Springs. The Centre for Disease Control has reported four cases of respiratory...

Program helping prisoners find jobs

Territorians in custody or under Community Corrections who will reside in the Territory upon release will be supported to gain employment through a new...

New domestic violence peak body grounded in culture

A new First Nations-led national peak body is set to reshape how Australia responds to family, domestic and sexual violence. Our Ways Strong Together brings...

The Alice Prize returns with national exhibition

Cops seize cars after burnout session

Young Indigenous trainees’ artwork to feature at Parrtjima

Parrtjima curator passes away

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Game over in a flash

In a 'blink and you miss it' encounter, Federal dispatched a toothless Tiger outfit in the B Grade T20 cricket match at Albrecht Oval...

Holton elbows out Armstead for MX win

After the recent rain, the track conditions were near perfect at Ilparpa for Round 2 of the Costello Cattle Company Motorcross Series. With 33...

Last-over thriller decides Cup

An interstate side almost stole the glory as the unseasonal wet weather played havoc with this year's Imparja Cup matches between 20-24 February. After a...

NO TALKIES

An unbeaten 113 run partnership between Tanner Coulthard and Orin Harrison propelled Rovers to an easy win over Wests on January 31. Wests cause wasn't...

Bowlers roll with the heat

Jason Hemmings came out on top by the narrowest of margins after a brave 11 bowlers defied the searing heat at Alice Springs Golf...

Alice cyclists’ tilt at state titles

Fifteen Alice Springs Track (Velodrome) cyclists, including eleven juniors, are heading to the Adelaide Super-Drome to compete in the SA/NT Track State Championships. Alice Springs...

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Golden future for Tennant as Pan African buys Emmerson assets

Tennant Creek is back in the investment spotlight after South African gold producer Pan African Resources committed $311 million to take full control of...

NT’s strategy for managing Buffel

The final plan to manage buffel grass in the Northern Territory has been criticised for failing to address submissions calling for an end to...

Minister criticised after Barkly Regional Deal event cancelled

A Tennant Creek event to reaffirm the Barkly Regional Deal (BRD) was cancelled at the last minute after local member Steve Edgington declined to...

Aphids a real pest that needs to be managed

With temperatures dropping and gardens flush with new growth conditions are absolutely ideal for aphides, the destructive lice of the plant kingdom. With many gardeners...

Boys arrested after multiple cars stolen in crime spree

Three boys have been arrested following a series of early morning car thefts across Alice Springs on Saturday 21 March. Northern Territory Police arrested the...

Ground zero for buffel

Teeming summer rains and flooding have transformed the Red Centre into a watery green wonderland. Gone are our characteristic red and rugged hills, temporarily concealed...

Unique training model strengthening medical education

A unique training model combining university teaching with strong Aboriginal community leadership is helping strengthen medical training in Central Australia. Seven Year 3 medical students...

$10 Million boost to strengthen community-led mental health reform

A $10 million national initiative to transform mental health and wellbeing systems has been launched in Alice Springs, supporting long-term, community-led approaches to mental...

Fair Work dismisses prisons boss’s application against industrial action

The Fair Work Commission dismissed an application earlier this morning, March 20, by prisons boss, Matthew Varley to stop planned industrial action in Alice...

‘Get out’: police cop deathbed rant from outback killer

Notorious outback killer Bradley John Murdoch yelled at police to "get out" as he lay dying in hospital, refusing to the last to reveal...

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