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The High Court decides in favour of native title holders fighting to overturn a water licence that had been granted to a cattle station in Central Australia.
Men who take a widely-used erectile dysfunction drug to treat an enlarged prostate are "significantly more likely" to develop glaucoma, a new study has found.
The Home Affairs minister has quietly de-prioritised overseas skilled workers to reduce net overseas migration in a move the Coalition says is managing "migration by stealth".
The federal government is set to announce changes to the Small-scale Renewable Energy scheme in a bid to help businesses install solar systems and close the gap with residential take-up.
Current and former Aboriginal community police officers have launched a class action alleging they were racially vilified, abused and underpaid while working for the NT Police Force.
The chair of the Kakadu Board of Management, Ryan Barrowei, has faced the Katherine Local Court on domestic violence and aggravated assault charges.
The Local Government Association of the Northern Territory wants legislative changes to allow councils to set mining rates within their own areas.
A South Australian potato company is preparing to harvest the Northern Territory's first crop of commercially grown potatoes in decades.
NDIS recipient Nicci Carlson, who is in constant pain and may soon lose her eyesight, says cuts to the scheme are making vulnerable people living with a disability scapegoats for Australians hit hard by cost-of-living…
A highly respected senior leader of Arnhem Land's Rirratjingu clan has been remembered for his work to continue "one of the most significant legacies in Australia's Indigenous rights history".
An investigation is underway after a fatal truck crash in the NSW Hunter Valley.
Authorities in South Korea have warned residents to immediately stop all outdoor activities amid an extreme heatwave.
Held across two sold-out shows in a new location, this year's Country to Couture features 21 collections crafted by artists and designers from communities across the country.
Dead people are being booked for operations in the Northern Territory's public hospitals in the latest issue for the $335 million Acacia patient record system, the peak body for doctors has revealed.
Former Mildura supermarket owner John Green admits repeatedly shooting his neighbour's dog with an air rifle.
In its 79th edition, more than 1,200 ringers, pastoralists and residents from across the red centre gathered for the Harts Range Rodeo and Races.
Three Iranians have shared their insights on life under the regime, as the war passes its fifth month and US President Donald Trump threatens a return to all-out fighting if no long-term peace deal can be struck.
A key clan elder on the Gove Peninsula has voiced his frustration, confusion and concern over a bold plan to create a new Aboriginal land council in his region.
Music lovers in Darwin are missing out on visits from interstate and overseas touring artists, while local bands and venue managers say more needs to be done to support the local scene.
The Indigenous leader speaks out as a major shake-up of the land rights system is announced at the Garma Festival, 50 years since the creation of the Aboriginal Land Rights Act.
The Northern Territory Environment Protection Authority recommends sweeping changes to the licences of Darwin's two major gas processing companies — Santos and Inpex — following a review triggered by substantial…
Lia Finocchiaro uses her first Garma Festival speech to promise land and fuel security in north-east Arnhem Land after its main employer, Rio Tinto, leaves town.
Six Fiji health workers survive a harrowing ordeal at sea thanks to a former classmate of one of the survivors.
The ABC has withdrawn a third story by sacked reporter Mahmood Fazal due to concerns about accuracy.
More than eight in 10 Australian teenagers are still using social media three months after the government's landmark ban.
An independent Indigenous school in Alice Springs is back under community management after 12 months of statutory arrangements.
Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been banned from approaching Government House in Darwin after facing court for the first time since being charged with assaulting Northern Territory Administrator David Connolly.
Kawsar Ahmad, 54, and Zeinab Ahmad, 31, each enter not guilty pleas in relation to slavery charges they face from their time living under Islamic State rule.
The ruling came after students and educators filed petitions arguing the country's education budget should not be funding the free meals program.
Repair work is yet to start on 350 kilometres of the Sandover Highway, despite extensive damage.
David Beckham and Ronaldo get on their bikes at the velodrome, a para athletics race will be run again amid much drama, and a Tongan weightlifter thrills the crowd with his dancing. Here are the quick hits from day…
Thousands of migrants have been reported to have made the crossing earlier this week, some by water, leading to the Spain deploying troops to the border.
Labor's political opponents have lined up to call for the prime minister to force Solomon MP Luke Gosling to stand aside from his special envoy role after he was charged with assaulting the NT administrator.
Decades after being taken by a University of Melbourne anthropologist, the remains of nine Aboriginal ancestors have been returned to their sacred home in Arnhem Land.
Research shows pregnant women and new mothers are routinely let go from their jobs, discriminated against, and, in one case, forced to pump breastmilk in a storeroom. We want to hear your stories.
A prominent doctor is fighting a decision to deny his release on bail after police allegedly found up to 1 million child abuse images and videos in a raid on his Darwin home last week.
Helium has been produced in Australia for the first time since 2023, on South Australia’s Yorke Peninsula.
Silent disco participants could all be listening to different music in their soundproof headphones, but the joy of dancing unites them as one.
The evidence against Jeffferson Lewis for the alleged murder of five-year-old Kumanjayi Little Baby outside Alice Springs is so extensive the case has had to be adjourned until December, a court has heard.
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