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NT News is a newspaper published Monday through Saturday by News Corp Australia. It has served Darwin and the Northern Territory since 1952. The paper covers Territory politics, remote health, Indigenous issues and the environment, with a regular focus on cyclones, infrastructure and the cost of living. Its journalism ranges from hard-hitting investigations to eye-catching front pages highlighting urgent community problems. Each issue includes court and crime reports, business coverage related to resources and defense and stories from often under-reported remote communities. Sports and lifestyle sections reflect Territory life, from fishing and football to festivals. The newsroom’s work has been recognized at the Walkley Awards, Australia’s leading honor for journalistic excellence. NT News, available on PressReader, writes in a clear, energetic style that values practical information and local voices. It serves readers across vast distances with reporting that explains policy and shows impact on the ground. Importantly, it treats regional knowledge as a strength rather than a footnote.
For the past few weeks Alice Springs has been carrying a weight that no community should have to bear. Yesterday we helped bring the town together for a day of healing, and there to help us was the king of the kids, mercurial football wizard...
Ahead of the 25-year anniversary of murdered British backpacker Peter Falconio’s death in the Territory, his mother has made a plea to Australians to help find her son’s body and give them closure. The mother of murdered British backpacker...
Critical fuel supplies are being closely monitored ahead of Exercise Pitch Black, the Royal Australian Air Force’s (RAAF) premier international, biennial air combat warfare exercise, with a senior air force commander saying “reliable...
The NT’s $2 billion Arafura Rare Earths Nolans Project, which is the focus of international attention, has been declared the first Significant Project under the Territory Coordinator Act. The project, which is expected to create 1000 jobs...
