Three decades after keepers retired, Australia's old lighthouses still keep watch
These lonely sentinels are an anachronism when every commercial ship navigates using now-ubiquitous electronic global positioning, but they retain a special place in the hearts of seafarers.
Hazardous weather across Australia's south-east dumps snow, brings damaging winds
A cold front moving across south-eastern states is dumping snow, with strong, damaging winds bringing down trees and power lines.
Three people killed in highway crash in remote Northern Territory
Three people have died at the scene of a two-car collision on the Stuart Highway, about 160 kilometres south of Darwin.
'It's very challenging': Charities struggling amid steadily declining volunteer numbers
Northern Territory charities say they are struggling to keep up with demand for services due to volunteer shortages, with high costs of living and rising pressures on people's time major factors.
Why Scott has gone to 'war' with his ex-partner and her 'delusional cult'
A radical sovereign citizen group co-invented by a fugitive mother is using a fake court to justify attempted child abduction, extortion, and intimidation of court officials.
Bird flu strain behind global animal pandemic closes in on Australian shores
Disease authorities say there is potential for the arrival of a bird flu strain that has already been detected in Asia and Antarctica.
Which issues will decide the NT election? We asked voters their top priorities
The Northern Territory covers more than 1.3 million square kilometres, but the battle to be the jurisdiction's next leader is being fought in neighbouring seats. People say these are the issues which will sway their vote.
From JFK to Trump, assassinations and attempts are rife in US political history
The attempted assassination of former president Donald Trump at a rally in Pennsylvania has shocked the world, but US presidents are no strangers to attempts on their lives.
The resurrection of the Epenarra Saints
For 11 years the Epenarra Saints were a forgotten team at the end of a far-flung road. But humming car radios, sideline conversations, scampering camp dogs – as about 50 players kick up dirt on the Saints' red oval – signal the club's resurrection.
Indigenous-led youth program making a difference amid Alice Springs curfew debate
As another curfew ends in Alice Springs and debate rages over the next steps for the embattled town, a local Indigenous-led program is working hard to lower crime rates in the community.
Intense winter storm to bring heavy rain, gales, bitter cold and snow to eastern Australia
A rapidly deepening low-pressure system in the Tasman Sea will track towards the coast this weekend, the precursor to a bout of severe winter weather across eastern Australia.
Local program aims to find solution as curfew ends
One Indigenous-led program says the Alice Springs region won't see real change until people are supported to stay on country.
Snap overnight curfew in Alice Springs won’t be extended
The Northern Territory Police Commissioner has chosen not to extend the snap 72-hour curfew imposed on Alice Springs.
Sentencing delayed again for zoologist Adam Britton, who abused and killed dozens of dogs
Animal rights activists have been left angered after the NT Supreme Court again delayed sentencing prominent crocodile expert Adam Britton.
No extension to Alice Springs curfew, NT government announces
The Northern Territory government has announced the Alice Springs curfew will not be extended, following a request from the police commissioner.
The history of treaty in the NT is long and complicated, but some Larrakia people say it's no longer the priority
This NAIDOC Week, in the year of an election, discussions about treaty are continuing in the Northern Territory. But some First Nations people are shifting their priorities.
Decision on curfew extension to be made soon
Weapons have been seized by police in Alice Springs as the town prepares to enter its third night of curfew.
Decision on possible Alice Springs curfew extension to be made this morning
The Northern Territory's police minister is set to announce this morning whether a 72-hour snap curfew in Alice Springs will be extended.
Land council boss accused of misusing millions referred to anti-corruption commission
The head of a remote Northern Territory land council, Mark Hewitt, has been referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission due to allegations of conflicts of interest.
4.2m crocodile that killed 12-year-old girl shot dead in remote NT
Police say the crocodile was shot by local rangers on Sunday then resurfaced on Tuesday, when it was confirmed to be the animal that attacked the girl.
How this Warlpiri man who lives in the desert got his first art show at a London gallery
This year, Adrian Jangala Robertson became the first Aboriginal artist to be a finalist for the Archibald, Wynne and Sulman prizes in the same year. Now he's taking his art overseas.
Alice Springs curfew targeting crime exposes underlying homelessness crisis, services say
As Alice Springs approaches its third and potentially final night of a snap 72-hour curfew, frontline services say they're deeply concerned for those sleeping rough.
If predictions are right, we could see an exploding star on the horizon soon
A spectacular nova may be about to light up our night sky in the constellation Corona Borealis. If it does, Australians will only have a short window to catch it.
Former NT police officer jailed for destroying evidence after chopper crash that killed Netflix star
Neil Mellon has been sentenced to eight months behind bars after pleading guilty to a string of offences, including destroying evidence related to a 2022 helicopter crash that killed Netflix star Chris ‘Willow’ Wilson.
No arrests made on first night of Alice Springs curfew
The first of a three-night curfew passed without incident last night with police making no arrests in Alice Springs.