Fia Walsh

From historical trivia to hip hop, almost 40 community events around the Northern Territory have received funding to host International Women’s Day events.

The head of a Tennant Creek organisation helping to record, revive and retrieve languages has been recognised in the Australian Awards for Excellence in Women’s Leadership.

Two Northern Territory councils have won more than $580,000 in federal grants for initiatives to improve energy efficiency.

A long-time activist and volunteer is taking on the major parties at this year’s federal election, running as an independent candidate for the Top End seat of Solomon.

An anti-fossil fuel group has launched a fresh legal challenge against gas projects in the Beetaloo.

A pair missing since Sunday have been found safe after eerie pictures emerged of their abandoned car with “SOS” written on the roof.

Cost of living has overtaken the environment as the number one concern for young Territorians, Australia’s largest youth survey has found.

No public forum will be held in Darwin for the government’s Territory Coordinator Bill, as the Chief Minister reiterates calls for the public to have its say on the contested proposal.

One of the world’s largest luxury cruise liners docked in Darwin for the first time on Monday, bringing an estimated $2m boost to the Territory economy in a single day.

The timeline for a proposed industrial hub at Middle Arm has blown out by years, with its draft business case knocked back by Infrastructure Australia.

Truancy officers have started patrols in the Northern Territory, with powers to issue $370 fines to parents whose kids miss school.

A Territorian who became an instant millionaire by hitting the lottery jackpot almost missed the news as he refused to pick up a call from an unknown number.

A Darwin woman who intervened to stop a puppy being kicked, only to be slapped in the face with what she believed to be human faeces, has been left waiting months without any police follow up to the disgusting attack.

The Northern Territory’s peak legal groups have told the Attorney-General she must take urgent action to increase legal aid funding, warning of “uncertainty and chaos” if threatened service cuts occur.

Vivid textiles, bold paintings and stunning accessories have won Ikuntji Art Centre the Northern Territory’s exporter of the year.

The government has extended free bus travel to mid next year, prompting calls for cash to be removed permanently from the network to help improve driver safety.

Northern Territory Legal Aid will reportedly cut crucial services due to underfunding, in a move that could see criminals walk free, leave others unrepresented in court, and push a system at breaking point “over the edge”.

A Northern Territory environment group has launched another legal challenge against fracking in the Beetaloo Basin, a week after a similar attempt was thrown out by the Supreme Court.

A group of elders and artists from remote Northern Territory have won one of Australia’s richest literary prizes for a kid’s book exploring the life of termites through storytelling of the Gurindji People.

Thirty metre crocodiles, mesmerising mermaids and out of this world aliens will take to the Top End skies this weekend for the Darwin Kite Festival.