Curfew being considered after off-duty police officers allegedly assaulted by 20 youths in Alice Springs
NT Police are urging any eyewitnesses to come forward with information after the incident, which happened on a walkway crossing the town's Todd River in the early hours of Sunday morning.
Synonymous with high-end perfume and other luxuries, Australia's sandalwood industry is on its last legs
Australia's once-booming sandalwood industry appears to be in terminal decline with Quintis and Santanol, Australia's two largest producers, both being sold off.
'An absolute genius': How Michael 'The Flash' Graham became an AFL immortal
Known as the "The Flash" for his breathtaking pace on the footy field in the 70s and 80s, Michael Graham's induction to the Australian Football Hall of Fame has capped off his journey from the Point Pearce mission to footballing immortality.
How drones and tourists offered new insights on a rare subspecies of blue whale
Little was known about the behaviour of the pygmy blue whale, but research that has utilised tourist footage and drones is shining a new light on their activities in waters north of Australia.
Survival skill instructors warn of 'charlatan' operators in underregulated but booming industry
In an age shrouded with uncertainty, courses in wilderness survival and military tactics are booming. But concerns about operators in a field with little-to-no industry oversight has some trainers concerned.
Trailblazing artists Stick Mob return, bringing their experiences to life in comic books
From high school sketchers to publishing success stories, these Indigenous graphic artists are preparing to launch the second series of their comic books, and say the whole experience feels "surreal".
NT coroner releases findings of Stuart Highway crash that killed family of six
The coroner says a mechanical failure or medical episode were among the most likely causes of the crash, the deadliest on the NT's roads in 16 years.
Remote Aboriginal artists secure permanent creative space after years struggling to 'get noticed'
These artists were winning some of the country's most prestigious art prizes, but had no professional space to hone their craft — until now.
Widespread soaking ahead for Australia as BOM now tips wet winter and spring
Three separate cloud bands sweeping across Australia during the coming week are likely to drop at least a few millimetres of rain on every patch of ground south of Brisbane to Geraldton.
Varroa destructor mites have infested honey bee hives across NSW. No state wants to be next
The honey bee-killing parasite has spread across New South Wales. Now, other states and territories are potentially in the firing line.
'Abuse of power': Former Darwin security guard sentenced for group bashing
A former security guard paid to patrol Darwin's streets is sentenced to nine months home detention for his role in a "brutal" and "unprovoked" group attack on a man.
Pilot who destroyed evidence after chopper crash that killed Netflix star could be resentenced
The NT Department of Public Prosecutions is attempting to have pilot Michael Burbidge resentenced for destroying the phone of Chris "Willow" Wilson, following a fatal helicopter crash in February 2022.
Invasive buffel grass declared a weed in the Northern Territory
The controversial grass is a valued form of cattle feed, but others fear it poses a serious threat to the environment, including increased risk of fires and habitat loss.
We're not the fireworks 'fun police', say authorities after NT cracker night crackdown at outback border
Almost 100 kilograms of fireworks are seized by authorities at the Northern Territory-Queensland border, after Territory Day celebrations in the NT that allow them to be used.
'Uncivilised, lazy, violent': Arrernte leader says narratives around Aboriginal people in Alice Springs must change
With election day just months away in the Northern Territory, a prominent Indigenous leader is calling on politicians — and the media — to change the narrative around Aboriginal people.
Thorpe calls on Albanese government to be 'fair-dinkum' on family violence, and fix community legal sector funding deficit
A Darwin barrister has raised the alarm on the NT's community legal sector, saying it is 'collapsing', and will only get worse if a nation-wide funding shortfall for community legal centres isn't filled.
Artist shares her surprise after her design is picked for new NAIDOC collectible coin
A young Indigenous artist will have her work circulated in wallets around the country to celebrate the 50th anniversary of the National Aboriginal and Islanders Day Observance Committee.
Remains of 12yo girl believed taken by crocodile found
It's understood the girl was taken while swimming in the afternoon.
Hiker with only half a cup of water rescued from remote track where man was found dead a month ago
As Bron stood atop a ridge, trying to find her way back to the Larapinta Trail, all she could think about was the Victorian hiker whose body was retrieved from the same track only a month before.
Human remains found of 12-year-old girl reportedly taken by crocodile in remote NT creek
Northern Territory police have found human remains belonging to a missing 12-year-old girl who is suspected to have been taken by a crocodile in a remote NT creek.
Search continues for missing girl feared taken by a crocodile in remote NT
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.
Coalition nuclear policy leaves traditional owners of Kakadu uranium mine worried
Northern Territory traditional owners whose land contains one of the world's most valuable untapped deposits of uranium are calling on the NT and federal governments not to grant a mining company a lease extension, as the Coalition's nuclear policy peaks interest in the resource.
NT's fireworks night sees multiple injuries and community shed burnt down
Emergency services say there have been several injuries, including facial burns to a six-month-old and burns to the groin region of a 37-year-old man, during the annual night when people can legally let off fireworks in the Northern Territory.
How we made two hours of TV about an ancient true crime mystery
From filming in some of the most remote and inhospitable areas of Australia, to working with an A-list Hollywood actor, this is how the ABC Science team investigated what killed our ancient megafauna.
Tourist mauled by seven dogs in remote NT calls for greater controls
A tourist mauled by a pack of dogs in the remote Northern Territory is calling for greater controls after discovering it's unclear which level of government has responsibility for managing dangerous animals.