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Horror year on Territory roads

It was a horror year on Territory roads in 2024. A total of 60 people lost their lives on roads across the NT last year,...

Cops busy with aggravated offences

NT Police were kept busy overnight on Thursday January 2 with a number of serious offences. Police arrested three youths in relation to an aggravated...

Declan’s Law now in force

New laws that include giving police greater powers to use handheld knife scanning wands; the presumption against bail for all serious violent offences; and...

In search of the elusive Centralian …

At a Christmas Eve dinner, a woman nearby made an astute observation of Alice and those who live here. "Oversharing," she said. "It's an Alice...

New Year’s Day – A time for reflection

Northern Territory Police are urging Territorians to reflect on Domestic and Family Violence as we come into 2025. Sadly, statistics reveal that over the last...

Prison numbers rise to almost 2600

The Northern Territory’s prisoner numbers rose by 84 between Christmas Eve and December 30, marking a 3.3 per cent increase in incarcerations in just...

Plea for information about house fire

Police are investigating a blaze that caused significant damage to a Larapinta house in the early hours of December 21. The fire, in Bohkara Street,...

Warlpiri man appointed to AIATSIS

Central Australian Elder, Mr Karl Hampton has been appointed Councillor of the Australian Institute of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Studies (AIATSIS) for a...

UPDATED: Streets new surface complete

The sticky problem of Alice Springs streets melting in the desert heat has been solved. For almost two weeks, contractors have been cutting away the...

Hammer blow for hardware

Tennant Creek will lose its only hardware store and gas bottle supplier at the end of next month. Residents were left reeling as customers began...

Alice’s early history in pictures

Laver Court, a short banana-shaped street in Sadadeen honours John Laver, one of the earliest publicans in Alice Springs. Born in Dorset, England in 1881,...