Alicia Perera is a journalist and digital lead at ABC Darwin. She has previously worked as a journalist at the NT News and Pilbara News. You can email her at [email protected].
A massive IT systems outage caused by issues with CrowdStrike software affects banks, airports, supermarkets and media companies across Australia and around the world.
For years, Charles Darwin University has been lobbying for funding to establish its own medical school in the Northern Territory. That dream will now become reality.
There are fears a lack of communication around the Alice Springs youth curfew could lead to children being punished by police, after multiple residents told the ABC they were unaware of the declaration.
Three more evacuation flights out of the inundated town of Borroloola are scheduled for Thursday afternoon after more than 100 people were airlifted from the remote community overnight in the wake of heavy rains associated with ex-Tropical Cyclone Megan.
Central Australian communities are being warned to prepare for heavy rainfall and possible flooding as the former cyclone moves west across the NT in coming days.
Tropical Cyclone Megan has made landfall on the south-western Gulf of the Carpentaria coast, with wind gusts up to 200 kilometres per hour recorded at the core.
Michael Burbidge has been fined $15,000 for destroying Chris "Willow" Wilson's phone after the Netflix star's death in a helicopter crash in February 2022, as details of the crash aftermath are made public for the first time.
The Yolŋu and Mayili man died last month at the age of 61, after a life spent advancing the rights and self-determination of Indigenous Australians.
Data obtained through Freedom of Information shows most incidents Darwin private security guards responded to in the past year relate to homelessness and alcohol.
As Australians hit the polls to have their say in the Indigenous Voice to Parliament referendum, here's a look back — in pictures — at how we got here.
The Gundjeihmi Aboriginal Corporation says a "great burden has been removed" after ORIC confirmed the end of its long-running investigation, with no findings made and no actions to be taken.
Seven soldiers from the Australian Army and the Timor Leste Defence Force were taken to Royal Darwin Hospital for treatment following the crash, with three still there as of this evening.
Three of the 20 marines who survived a fatal military aircraft crash on Melville Island north of Darwin remain in hospital, as the recovery of the three marines killed in the crash continues.
With about 90 per cent of Australia's Indigenous languages considered endangered, hundreds of people have gathered at a major event to help save them.
The 3,500 bed former COVID-19 quarantine facility will be used to house thousands of military personnel from Australia and overseas under a new lease deal between the federal and NT governments.
Helicopter charter company Top End Mustering said the highly experienced pilot was performing routine mustering when the Robinson R22 chopper crashed on Tuesday.
Initial reports indicate six people were on board, with four being taken to local clinics in serious conditions.
Emergency services are responding to the crash about 13 kilometres south-west of the town, where a fire has also broken out.
In some of Australia's most remote communities, where many don't speak English as a first language, an Indigenous community broadcaster is reaching out to learn residents' views about the Indigenous Voice to Parliament ahead of the referendum.
Northern Territory Police last year implemented an internal ban on the devices, but calls are now growing for the ban on spit hoods to be enshrined in law.
Lifesavers warn residents and visitors in the Northern Territory to take precautions against box jellyfish this dry season after a child is stung at a popular Darwin beach.
Veterans have welcomed the new centre, which will provide a range of services including mental health support, physical rehabilitation and wellbeing programs.
The crash at Matt Wright's Top End Safari Camp leaves one passenger with head injuries and the other with leg injuries, and is being investigated by police and NT WorkSafe.
After two fatal stabbings in less than a month, the NT government is looking for solutions to reduce knife-related crime, looking to places as far away as London for answers.
NT Police officers have fired shots at up to three crocodiles to stop them from attacking two men who jumped into a river "known for its significant crocodile population" to avoid arrest.