Jack Hislop

The Northern Territory government has announced the Alice Springs curfew will not be extended, following a request from the police commissioner.

The Northern Territory police commissioner has declared a curfew in Alice Springs for three nights following a string of violent incidents in the outback town.

A police search will continue into a third day for a missing 12-year-old girl reportedly attacked by a crocodile near the remote Northern Territory community of Palumpa, 360 kilometres south-west of Darwin.

All five Darwin ambulances are at times unable to respond to emergencies due to delays paramedics face offloading patients at the Northern Territory's largest hospital, St John Ambulance NT has revealed.

Health insiders say Royal Darwin Hospital is operating in emergency management conditions daily, with patients sharing one-person rooms, elective surgeries extensively delayed and up to 70 aged care residents living inside the hospital.  

NT Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has delivered her budget reply speech, promising a new first homebuyer scheme and changes to payroll tax.

The NT chief minister has today handed down her pre-election budget, revealing a net operating deficit of $410 million for next financial year. These are some of the biggest announcements that may affect you.

Traditional owners and custodians have welcomed a High Court decision finding Parks Australia can be held criminally liable for allegedly violating a sacred site in Kakadu, saying it will set a precedent for future cases.

Police have arrested six people amid violent unrest in Daly River, where houses have been set on fire and residents say they have been terrorised by a criminal gang. 

The Northern Territory is losing thousands more residents interstate than it's gaining, meaning the jurisdiction is set to miss its 2030 population target of 300,000 people.

The Northern Territory chief minister says 25 police officers will temporarily relocate to Alice Springs until the end of June to provide support after the youth curfew lifts on Tuesday.

Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says he expects more racist material to surface from within the NT Police Force, after reports an image of a "Black Monopoly" board was emailed around the force in 2008.

The first rotation of South Australian police officers arrives in Alice Springs as the youth curfew continues in the outback town.

The review was announced by the government last year following a tumultuous few years for the force. Here's what's been rejected — and some of the major changes ahead.

The NT remote community of Galiwin'ku has been without Telstra mobile phone reception for 12 consecutive nights, leading local Yolŋu families to question what they "have done to be treated like this". 

The NT chief minister says she is "more than happy" to face any potential challenges to the legality of the Alice Springs youth curfew and wishes "good luck" to anyone who brings one.

The CFMEU is withdrawing its support for Territory Labor ahead of this year's election, with its NT boss criticising the performance of Chief Minister Eva Lawler. 

The $3.3 million Darwin shade structure built in 2018 continues to sizzle in the sun without cover from its slow-growing vines. Through a Freedom of Information request, the ABC has obtained new temperature data from underneath the NT government project.

A new territory tourism discount scheme launches today, making it the perfect time tick off activities on your NT tourism bucket list. Here's everything you need to know to take advantage of the discount.

Commissioner Michael Murphy has confirmed inquires will be undertaken into explosive racism claims made by former constable Zachary Rolfe at the Kumanjayi Walker coronial inquest.

Video footage of the incident shows an umpire being dragged onto the turf after he attempts to break up a melee involving several players.

Darwin residents report sharp increases in electricity bills after the installation of smart meters at their properties.

The Buy Local Plan is designed to ensure the largest proportion of NT government spending goes to local businesses. Data shows that objective is not being met.

Four people have been killed in a single vehicle crash on the remote Roper Highway, with a pedestrian also struck and killed in a separate incident in Darwin's rural area.

Detainees at the Darwin facility climbed onto the roof on Friday in what advocates said was a protest against lockdowns.