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- Sep 24, 2026
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Delvene Delaney returns to Kakadu 40 years after Crocodile Dundee (opens the original)
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As the sun rises on the drive from Darwin to Kakadu, Delvene Delaney hears a familiar laugh. "They're smaller than the ones that we have at home, and they make a different call," she says. For other kookaburras and their rivals, the maniacal cackling serves as a warning to stay away, but for the Australian actress and producer, the sound is a welcome reminder of her very own larrikin, her late husband, John Cornell. Paul Hogan, pictured with a crocodile while on set for Crocodile Dundee. Supplie
Police take 8yo boy home after alleged Darwin city hotel hold-up (opens the original)
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Northern Territory Police have arrested an 11-year-old boy after he allegedly held up two central Darwin businesses armed with a knife yesterday. An eight-year-old boy who was allegedly also involved in the hold-up was taken home to a responsible adult. The 11-year-old boy will face the youth justice court charged with aggravated robbery while the other boy is under the age of criminal responsibility. Police have charged an 11-year-old boy with armed robbery after he allegedly held up a Darwin f
'Landmark' NT novel wins best fiction at Prime Minister's Literary Awards (opens the original)
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Leonie Norrington and co-authors Djawundil Maymuru, Merrikiyawuy Ganambarr-Stubbs and Djawa Burarrwanga have won the $80,000 fiction prize for their book A Piece of Red Cloth. The novel is based on the oral history of Yolŋu people from north-east Arnhem Land. A Piece of Red Cloth has been shortlisted for the NT Book Awards, with winners announced later this month. A novel based on the oral history of Yolŋu people from north-east Arnhem Land has been named as this year's fiction pick at the Prime
Border Force seizes 1.7m cigarettes, thousands of vapes in WA, NT raids (opens the original)
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The Australian Border Force (ABF) has seized more than a million illegal cigarettes and vapes in a series of raids throughout Western Australia and the Northern Territory. An ABF spokesperson said the haul would have had a street value of more than $814,000 and represented almost $4 million in foregone taxes. While no charges have been laid, police say they will continue to work with law enforcement partners to "proactively target" and "disrupt" the illegal tobacco trade. The Australian Border F
Inside the industrial kitchens cooking 80,000 meals for air force personnel (opens the original)
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With thousands of international military personnel visiting Darwin for Exercise Pitch Black, more than 80 chefs from around the world have spent weeks cooking three meals a day to feed the hungry troops. The Australian Defence Force estimates the team will prepare a staggering 80,000 meals in just three weeks, equating to 3,600 dishes each day. Canadian and Kiwi cooks told the ABC they were enjoying the chance to share skills and network, despite certain nations' essentials like maple syrup and
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