Matt Garrick

An Indian society in Darwin has written to Jacinta Nampijinpa Price, calling the NT senator's comments about Indian migration to Australia "racist" and "ill-founded".

The trial of celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright unearthed a culture of helicopter maintenance and safety breaches by his company, which some say have been ongoing in Australia's north for decades.

After a month-long criminal trial, celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright faces possible prison time after being found guilty on two charges of attempting to pervert the course of justice.

Accusations of lies and collusion along with profanity-laden secret phone recordings have taken centre stage in the third week of the high-profile trial against Matt Wright.

A key witness faces allegations that he was a cocaine dealer among explosive claims aired in the trial of Netflix star and celebrity crocodile wrangler Matt Wright.

In 1983, Douglas Crabbe slammed his semi-trailer into the side of a Central Australian pub, killing five people. Survivors say he should never be released from jail.

Bugged phone calls, allegations of lies and planned destruction of evidence — revelations from the first week of the criminal trial against Outback Wrangler Matt Wright.

After politicising the stabbing of a 15-year-old boy at the Darwin Show, the Northern Territory government has battened down the hatches with its rhetoric. The subtext: You're either with us, or against us.

Australia's detention centre watchdog has raised concerns about conditions at an ageing hotel in the Darwin CBD which is being used to detain illegal foreign fishers.

Confidential Northern Territory police data shows there were nearly 20 cases of self-harm involving Indigenous teenagers in police station watch houses over a six-month period.

In the Northern Territory, confidential police data released to the ABC has revealed almost 400 indigenous children and teenagers were held in police watch houses over a six-month period since the NT's Country Liberal Government was elected last year.

Around 1.5 per cent of Northern Territory children aged between 10 and 17 spent time in police watch houses over a six-month period.

The Northern Territory's four Aboriginal land councils have issued a rare joint statement, accusing the NT government of ignoring the human rights of Aboriginal people.

The Frontier Hotel in Darwin has been stood up as a makeshift detention centre for alleged illegal foreign fishers, amid a surge in vessels caught in northern Australian waters.

Foreign fishers illegally entering Australian waters have been caught in their dozens in the Top End in the past 12 months, marking a concerning spike for rangers.

The operators of Darwin's airport have raised its landing fees by more than 110 per cent, with some airlines already increasing passenger ticket prices in response.

One of Australia's most influential Aboriginal leaders has posthumously received the nation's highest civilian honour.

The founder of two major new marine infrastructure projects in Western Australia is weighing up a bid for the Darwin Port.

Chinese-owned company Landbridge has come out in defence of its operation of Darwin Port, as the federal government negotiates to get the facility back "under Australian control".

The long-standing chair of the Museum and Art Gallery of the NT has quit her position, just weeks after an announcement that a planned $150 million Darwin CBD art gallery may not be going ahead.

Northern Territory Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has ruled out an independent investigation into the death in custody of an Aboriginal man in Alice Springs last week.

In the shadow of the Kumanjayi Walker inquest, a number of similarities with this week's death in Alice Springs stand out — and not just the fact both men came from the same remote community.

An American investment firm linked to US President Donald Trump's administration has shown interest in the Port of Darwin, which is currently leased by a Chinese-owned company.

China's ambassador to Australia has fired a warning shot to the Commonwealth over its plans to take back the port of Darwin.

With the Northern Territory's net debt heading towards a staggering $14 billion, will the returned Albanese government consider a bailout?