Robert Baird

A replica Holden Torana, adorned with infamous graffiti, is one of dozens of new items at the redeveloped permanent exhibition.

Lawyers and Aboriginal police officers have slammed an investigation into racism within the NT Police Force as "flawed" and "an attempt to wipe the slate clean", after the review found no evidence of racist behaviour since 2015.

The NT government has appointed a former Inpex boss as the first 'Territory Coordinator' in a bid to fast-track private investment. But critics have raised concerns that environmental safeguards will be "sidestepped".

Budget airline Bonza continues to draw criticism from customers impacted by mass cancellations on its Darwin-Gold Coast route.

The Northern Territory government is facing criticism over its delivery of major projects, after Core Lithium last week became the latest company to suspend long-promised works in the territory.

NT government documents show so-called blue hydrogen requiring natural gas will play a significant role at the Middle Arm Sustainable Development Precinct on Darwin Harbour.

A trailblazer across medicine and local politics, Dr Stack was one of Darwin's first doctors to open a private general practice and the city's first female mayor.

The two-year-old was found lifeless in a backyard pool during a party in April 2022.

The number of serving ADF members in the NT has dips from 6,868 in 2010 to 5,015 by 2018, according to NT Treasury Department figures — but a major, multi-billion dollar spend in the region could turn that around.

The latest appointment to the NT's new anti-corruption watchdog could place it in a compromising position, a leading lawyer says, because his family members work for the very organisations it could be forced to investigate.

The company charged with scrutinising building companies in the Territory is broken and should be scrapped, according to contractors stung by the collapse of a pre-approved civil construction firm.

An intense storm cell batters parts of the Top End, with strong winds knocking down trees and powerlines from Katherine to Darwin.

The Bureau of Meteorology says a tropical low in the Gulf of Carpentaria could form into a cyclone as soon as Friday night — but it's expected to bypass the NT coast.

A Darwin casino employee pleads guilty to stealing a $53,000 winning keno ticket and fraudulently telling the real winner it was worthless, while his brother-in-law admits to cashing it in for the prize money.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner is confronted by an angry businesswoman while attempting to spruik his Government's construction sector stimulus program.

With the full backing of the police union, a senior sergeant who was passed over for promotion to superintendent takes his commissioner to court, while also trying to block the appointment of five successful applicants.

Attempts to reduce the spread of a disease that can kill newborn children have been labelled a "total failure" of Federal Government by an expert medical group.

Four suspicious fires that threatened up to 70 properties and 50 houses across the Darwin rural area are now contained and residents are returning home to assess the damage.

It's a sport that conjures up royals and manicured English gardens, but Australia's only croquet ball maker works his magic a world away in a Humpty Doo shed near a croc-infested river in the Top End.

Fans shook off last weekend's postponement to revel in the Tiwi Islands' annual celebration of sport and culture.

A vial of testosterone and an unlicensed rifle were found by police in the home of murderer Dane Andrew Pilcher during a search two days after the killing of his ex-girlfriend Corinne Henderson, a court is told.

Dane Andrew Pilcher stabbed Corinne Henderson more than 20 times before calling triple-0 and confessing, "I am pretty sure she is dead … what have I f***ing done?".

Confronting police bodycam vision captures the scene immediately after Dane Andrew Pilcher murdered his ex-girlfriend, Corinne Henderson, with a kitchen knife, with a prosecutor saying the crime was "about sexual jealousy".

The nuclear-powered USS Ronald Reagan is a formidable sight off Queensland coast, but coming in to land on this aircraft carrier in a Cold War-era transport plane feels like being crash tackled, writes the ABC's Robert Baird.

Liquidators appointed by the Federal Government lodge a claim against Clive Palmer, his nephew Clive Mensink and 19 others for about half-a-billion dollars.