Daniel Fitzgerald is the executive producer of the Northern Territory Country Hour.
A new water plan for the Western Davenport, quietly released by the NT government, has reduced groundwater available for extraction and also cut allocations for Aboriginal economic development.
After opening to much fanfare, Core Lithium has shut all operations at a Northern Territory mine and is cutting costs until it can get a higher price for its product.
A project to develop "the world's largest renewable energy precinct" in a remote stretch of the territory receives crucial environmental approvals, but a final investment decision for the $30 billion-plus project is not expected until 2027.
The NT's electricity system is in a "prime but precarious" position and could face blackouts within four years if looming challenges are not met, according to the NT Utilities Commission.
The new owners of Woolner Station have spent more than $200 million buying seven NT cattle stations since 2018.
Commercial gillnet fishing for barramundi will be phased out across the Northern Territory from August after both of the territory's major parties announced their support for an end to the practice.
An agronomist says the dieback is the single biggest problem threatening the sustainability of the Darwin mango industry, especially those growing Kensington Pride mangoes.
Chief Minister Eva Lawler says the nine-year agreement with Tamboran Resources will provide the NT with 40 terajoules of gas per day, starting next year.
For two days in March, the MV Anikitos was smashed into the wharf by cyclonic winds and 4-metre-high seas, rendering it unusable. Now South32 confirms there will be no manganese exports until early 2025.
Since its discovery last year, the papaya mealybug has spread across Darwin, impacting a range of host plants such as papaya, hibiscus and frangipanis.
Italian resource giant Eni is reviewing multi-billion-dollar development plans for an extremely carbon-intensive new gas field 330 kilometres north-west of Darwin.
After one of the muddiest grand finals in NTFL history, how do groundskeepers turn mud back into grass in just four weeks?
Mining company ERA wants to extend its lease on Jabiluka — one of the world's largest uranium deposits — but Mirarr traditional owners are fiercely opposed to the plan.
Gas has stopped flowing through the only pipeline from the Northern Territory to the east coast, highlighting uncertainty in the region's gas supply.
Cyclonic winds and rough seas have caused the 189-metre vessel to crash into a loading wharf in the Northern Territory, putting a manganese mine's future in doubt.
Northern Australia's commercial wild-caught barramundi industry says it's in a fight for its future as concerns are raised about the sustainability of certain fishing methods.
Northern Land Council chief executive Joe Martin-Jard is leaving his role days after the organisation elected a new chair and met with Prime Minister Anthony Albanese.
A bid to build one of the world's largest prawn farms on a remote Northern Territory cattle station has been dealt a major blow.
Two Northern Territory cattle stations have been put up for sale, with a specific buyer in mind: companies with a large carbon footprint. The sale could mean a tidy profit for a Sydney-based investor.
The Northern Territory Supreme Court has dismissed a challenge over whether the NT government acted lawfully when it awarded one of the largest groundwater licences in Australia's history.
The National Farmers Federation says claimants are unable to put behind them the financial and emotional pain of the unlawful live export ban in 2011, as the government rejects another offer to settle.
Core Lithium has suspended mining operations at its Finniss lithium project near Darwin amid "weak market conditions", with up to half of the site's 300 jobs set to be lost.
After slowly increasing their stake in Australian Agricultural Company for the past three years, the mining magnates' shareholding increased to 19.5 per cent this week — just under the takeover threshold of 20pc.
Australia will now import all its helium after the only production plant in the southern hemisphere shuts down.
The group from northern Australia's cattle industry has been negotiating with the federal government over the compensation figure for three years, and has twice knocked back an offer of $215 million.