The race for Indonesia's presidency has officially begun
Expatriate voters of Indonesia currently residing in the Northern Territory have headed to the polls early to cast their ballot.
Outdoor life comes at a price for farmers as they face a greater risk of skin cancer
Living your best outdoor life could be putting you at risk of the "national cancer", health workers warn. Here's why annual checks should be part of everybody's beauty routine.
How a baseballer from a multi-billion-dollar franchise ended up pitching in the outback
In spring in the northern hemisphere, Blake Whitney trains alongside the best baseballers in the world but in the off-season he's just another player in Alice Springs.
Here's everything you need to know about today's AACTA Awards
It's been billed as Australia's answer to the Golden Globes — or even the Oscars, depending on who you ask — and the stars are gathering for the ceremony on the Gold Coast.
Here is why not every wind from the ocean is a sea breeze
More than 85 per cent of Australians live within 50 kilometres of the ocean, but the variation in weather across any slice of this narrow coastal band is substantial.
Politicians in two states have changed their stance on treaties since the Voice
How best to address inequality experienced by Indigenous people is again front and centre for politicians, after a long post-Voice referendum hiatus.
Youth fighting assault charges in Don Dale seeks to scrap evidence, alleging unlawful deprivation of food and lockdowns
The teenager's lawyer has argued that evidence including CCTV footage, allegedly showing him punching the guards and throwing urine on them, should be excluded from the case on the grounds that it was "unlawfully obtained".
Embattled Aboriginal law firm insists full services will resume, amid funding concerns
After months of turmoil that have sparked concerns for its funding, the board of NAAJA has defended itself amid suggestions the organisation is unable to do its job.
Man charged following alleged sexual assault of child in Tennant Creek
Police have charged a 52-year-old man for gross indecency against a child under 10 years following the investigation of an alleged sexual assault that occurred in Tennant Creek on Wednesday.
'It's a bleak day': Operator of Tennant Creek mine enters voluntary administration
Elmore, the mining company that runs the Peko iron ore and gold mine in Tennant Creek, reported a loss of almost $24 million last financial year. It has told the ASX it is "insolvent or likely to become insolvent at some future time".
Increased proportion of NT government spending left the territory last year, data shows
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.
Residents of NT town call for help with flood recovery
The NT Government insists it has provided the appropriate support, but many on the ground feel the response has been patchy.
Netflix star Matt Wright and company Helibrook accused of falsifying flight records
The NT workplace safety watchdog accuses Matt Wright of interfering with flight record data following a crash that killed his Netflix co-star Chris "Willow" Wilson in 2022.
High Court blocks expansion of McArthur River mine
The dispute between native title holders and a subsidiary of Glencore has spanned a decade.
One of Australia's largest Indigenous corporations is being investigated. Here's why
An Aboriginal corporation in the remote Northern Territory town of Tennant Creek is facing allegations it misappropriated hundreds of thousands of dollars in public funding.
Blackout leaves tens of thousands in NT without power
The outage has been blamed on a localised gas supply issue at a power station.
Disgraced zoologist's sentencing delayed
Adam Britton has pleaded guilty to 60 offences, including bestiality, possessing child abuse material, and animal cruelty charges.
Further delays to 'sadistic' zoologist's bestiality and child abuse material sentencing
Disgraced zoologist Adam Britton pleaded guilty in September to 60 offences, including bestiality, possessing child abuse material and other animal cruelty charges.
Remote NT communities still grappling from flood impacts
It's not just inundation that's done damage – one Kalkarindji leader says his community was left divided in the wake of last year's flood emergency.
'We weren't as one': Damages to flood evacuation centre sparked divisions in outback community
The damages to the Howard Springs centre by flood evacuees tabbed up to hundreds of thousands of dollars – one of the remote communities involved is still trying to recover from the controversy.
What to do when elderly parents refuse to talk about aged care
Australia's aged care sector is entering a stage of "critical" reform. So what do you do when a loved one is hesitant to accept requisite care later in life?
Deadly rollover prompts calls for road improvements in NT
Four people were killed in a single-vehicle crash on a notorious stretch of unsealed road on the Roper Highway.
Culling on the cards as NT grapples with croc numbers
Experts say culling – banned since 1971 – won't make anyone safer.
We relived the thrills and spills of the Turnbull years in Nemesis — with political analysis from Annabel Crabb
The ABC's political docuseries Nemesis is back. We unpack the biggest moments from episode 2, with political analysis from Annabel Crabb.
NT public to have say on croc culling as chief minister flags concern with current numbers
The NT government has released a draft plan to manage crocodiles for the next 10 years, with the population currently over 100,000 in the jurisdiction.