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26th March 2025

AM Edition

Buyers return but still more property challenges

The NT Property Sector Quarterly Report has revealed some startling new facts about the NT market. Read what they are.

Winners and losers in the Federal budget

Every Federal budget has its share of winners and losers across Australia. See where you stand, vote and have your say.

Third-party merit reviews officially axed after Bill passes

The CLP says the removal of merit reviews will end years of the Territory ‘being held hostage’ by the ‘whims of groups with disruptive agendas’.

Outback Wrangler seeking to ‘significantly shorten’ conspiracy trial

The mystery surrounding what occurred in the horrific wake of a Chris ‘Willow’ Wilson’s fatal chopper crash will be examined in just three months’ time. See why a reality televisio...

NT Government won’t step in to restore axed bail service

The Attorney-General has not confirmed if she will take any action after a young girl was held in solitary isolation for 48 hours. See why advocates are calling for a critical bail...

Cheaper medicines to get even cheaper

The Albanese Labor Government is making cheaper medicines even cheaper – with a script to cost Territorians no more than $25 under the Pharmaceutical Benefits Scheme, writes Marion...

Inquiry launched into ADF justice system

The Inspector-General of the ADF has launched an independent inquiry following allegations that the military justice system has been weaponised and abused.

Ben Affleck breaks silence about Lopez divorce

Hollywood star Ben Affleck has made some surprising comments about his divorce from Jennifer Lopez, revealing the main difference between him and his ex-wife.

Woolworths' new 'designer' bags are selling for $60 each

When Woolworths announced their collaboration with Anya Hindmarch on new, $20 shopping bags, many people were shocked at the steep price. But, it seems some would pay much, much mo...

‘I watched my son die in hospital for 13 days’

Attacked by a drugged-up thug outside a pub, Luke Sweetman lay in a hospital for two weeks before he died – his stunned family hoping for a miracle.