Matt Garrick
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NT Aboriginal leaders' resignations come with an explosive exit note (opens the original)
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After resigning from her position as the boss of Aboriginal Housing Northern Territory this week, Leeanne Caton came out swinging. Her target: the NT's Country Liberal Party (CLP) government, which was elected in a landslide in 2024 on a mandate to tackle crime and anti-social behaviour. Since the CLP's election, it has overhauled laws on bail, youth criminal responsibility and child protection, and given police a range of new powers. NT Police say the territory has been recording lower crime ra
Police arrest three men in Wadeye over stolen Darwin RAAF base vehicle (opens the original)
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Northern Territory Police have arrested three men following an alleged crime spree using a vehicle stolen from Royal Australian Air Force Base Darwin earlier this week. Police allege a man unlawfully entered the base on Monday, where he allegedly assaulted an Australian Defence Force member and stole a security vehicle. Investigators found the stolen Ford Ranger in the remote NT community of Wadeye yesterday. Northern Territory Police have arrested three men in a remote community south-west of D
Woman, 28, found dead hours after alleged domestic violence assault (opens the original)
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A 28-year-old woman has been found dead at a home in Malak in Darwin's northern suburbs. Police arrested the woman's partner at the scene over an alleged assault in the hours before she was found unresponsive. An autopsy has been scheduled for today and police will prepare a report for the coroner. Northern Territory Police are investigating the death of a 28-year-old woman in a house in suburban Darwin, hours after she allegedly suffered a domestic violence assault. A crime scene has been decla
NT Labor celebrating win, but there's still much trust to earn back (opens the original)
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The ranks of the Northern Territory parliament feature a grab bag of different backgrounds. Over the years, the building known as "the wedding cake" has welcomed a school principal, commercial lawyer, AFL players, Aboriginal elders and an Oxford-educated migration expert. NT Labor scored a new entry into this field overnight with the election of a man with one of the more extraordinary backstories of any politician entering the legislative assembly. Registered nurse and Yolŋu man Yiwarr McGrath
Win for some, grim for others: The fractures exposed by the Beetaloo (opens the original)
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Out on an outback gas field, a US-backed gas company boss with a strong American drawl speaks about how good it has been to work with the Northern Territory government. "People have heard me say many times that this is the most supportive government I've ever worked under, and that includes Texas," said Todd Abbott, the managing director of Tamboran Resources. "They set the bar very high for our standards, and they give us every resource to get over it." The speech was celebratory — Tamboran Res
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