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Police conclude search mission after plane crash claims life of 23yo pilot (opens the original)
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NT Police have suspended the search for 23-year-old pilot Bob Bramley after scouring Groote Eylandt waters for days. Mr Bramley is still unaccounted-for and believed to have died in Tuesday's plane crash, as tributes flow mourning the much-loved Tasmanian pilot. It comes after sonar searches and targeted dive efforts, supported by local Indigenous rangers, located pieces of aircraft debris on the sea floor. The search for missing 23-year-old pilot Bob Bramley in the Gulf of Carpentaria has been
VAD laws expected to pass NT parliament today, legalising practice nation-wide (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory Parliament is expected to pass voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation in a conscience vote today. The bill's passage will bring the NT in line with the rest of Australia and legalise VAD across the country. Almost all of the NT's parliamentarians are in favour of legalising VAD, though some plan to introduce amendments to the government's bill. Voluntary assisted dying (VAD) laws are expected to pass the Northern Territory Parliament today, in a move that will legalise
Police searching crash scene say 'no aircraft wreckage or persons' found yet (opens the original)
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Air Frontier has confirmed one of its Beechcraft Baron aircraft crashed while undertaking a non-commercial flight today. NT Police is continuing "a search operation following reports of a small aircraft crash" in Angurugu waters, but says no wreckage or people have been found yet. Air Frontier has grounded its Beechcraft Baron fleet, and police are working with the Australian Maritime Safety Authority to confirm what caused the crash. Police investigating a plane crash in the Gulf of Carpentaria
Creative visionary, respected leaders win at National NAIDOC Week Awards (opens the original)
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Rhoda Roberts has posthumously received the Lifetime Achievement Award at the 2026 National NAIDOC Week Awards, held in Mparntwe (Alice Springs). Pat Turner, who recently retired after decades of advocacy and leadership, was awarded this year's Person of the Year title for her "lifelong service". Christine Corby, Stephen Hagan, Caitlyn Costello, Tyson Neal-Edwards and Kaylene Whiskey also won accolades, as did three group winners. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that th
NT enacts 'significant overhaul' of child protection system (opens the original)
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The NT government has passed child protection law reforms in parliament. The CLP says its amendments mark a "significant overhaul" to the NT's child protection system, which one minister says will help families "to turn things around". The changes have been criticised by Aboriginal leaders and legal experts, who say more funding is needed to address departmental failures in the NT. The Northern Territory parliament has passed changes to child safety legislation, with the Country Liberal Party (C
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