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Empire building: Why the Territory’s Beetaloo Basin is booming

First gas could be delivered from the Beetaloo Basin this year as Empire Energy prepares to start production. Read what’s next.

Cricket bonanza: Australia A to host Sri Lanka A in Darwin

Cricket fans in the Top End are in for a treat next month, with a month-long festival of first-class cricket scheduled at Marrara. Details.

‘I’m here to help’: Mango Inquirer’s message from Ukraine

Speaking just 30 kilometres from the Russian border, the Mango Inquirer has explained to the NT News why he has traded Darwin for war torn Ukraine.

Major infrastructure plan to free up land for Top End development

A major infrastructure announcement by the CLP could forever change Darwin and Palmerston. Read what it is.

Massive insurance payout revealed as cyclone hit NT mine resumes trading

A Territory mine has resumed trading - with the help of a massive insurance payout - after six-months rainfall fell within three days. Read the latest.

‘Really rewarding’: Thousands of CDU students prepare to graduate

Thousands of students will don their academic robes over the coming days as they receive their awards at Charles Darwin University’s graduation ceremonies. SEE THE PHOTOS.

Opposition to develop euthanasia Bill as CLP stays mute

Labor has promised a Private Member’s Bill to legislate Voluntary Assisted Dying in the Territory, attempting to force action from the government which remains staunchly mute on th...

Aussie activewear brand collapses amid $13m debt pile

A popular athleisure brand, known for its bold, bright and inclusive gym clothes, has gone bust owing over $13m to creditors, leaving administrators scrambling to secure a buyer.

Harry and Meg snubbed as Kate, Will make prestigious list

The Duke and Duchess of Sussex failed to make the cut on an influential list of the world’s greatest do-gooders while Prince William and Princess Catherine were given quite the nod...

Why RBA cut is really bad news for struggling Aussies

The RBA’s latest move to cut rates in May is a double-edged sword, with experts painting a bleak picture for many Aussies.