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Once Australia's northern capital, Newcastle Waters became a ghost town (opens the original)
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In an abandoned hotel in the Northern Territory ghost town of Newcastle Waters, Wayne Kraft says he can hear the walls talk. Walking through the building, he imagines the patrons and staff once occupying what was the only pub for hundreds of kilometres in every direction. "It's the pub with no beer," he says from the front bar, a stubby from home in hand. Today, Newcastle Waters is a humble collection of deserted buildings and tin sheds, but imagine an alternate reality where the town is not onl
Commonwealth says it will block gas-fired data centres (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory government says federal plans to prevent the development of gas-fuelled power stations are "overreach". The Commonwealth wants to mandate the use of renewables and establish a national renewable energy offset policy for data centres, but Queensland and the NT disagree. The developer behind a major data centre proposal on the outskirts of Darwin has said it could partner with renewable energy projects, but did not say to what extent. Northern Territory government minister J
Gas giant prosecuted after under-reporting toxic emissions (opens the original)
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The NT's environmental regulator has charged Inpex for under-reporting toxic emissions between 2019 and 2024 at its Ichthys operation on Darwin Harbour. The company acknowledged the charges and said operating safely was its highest priority. It is understood the matter will be heard in Darwin Local Court, where Inpex faces six separate charges. The Northern Territory's environmental regulator has charged Japanese gas giant Inpex for under-reporting the amount of toxic emissions it released from
Nearly 350km of NT highway still closed months after flood damage (opens the original)
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Repair work is yet to start on the NT's Sandover Highway, despite extensive damage in the previous wet season. The NT government launched a $100 million flood recovery fund after widespread damage in the wet season, but most of this money has not been allocated or spent. The NT government says it is negotiating with its federal counterparts for extra funds, but the Commonwealth says this is unnecessary and existing disaster recovery arrangements are in place. Nearly 350 kilometres of a Northern
NT government opens door to AI industry powered by Beetaloo gas (opens the original)
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As the AI industry arrives in the Northern Territory, Australia's most isolated and least populated jurisdiction wants to grow its gas and data sectors at the same time. The NT government has thrown its support behind both industries as 12 data centre proponents eye a range of locations from rural blocks near Darwin to vast cattle stations. The companies have arrived just in time to take advantage of natural gas due to flow from the Beetaloo Basin later this year. It has sparked alarm from envir
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