Darwin
The Northern Territory government will be to blame when there is an increase in the number of homeless people on the streets of the NT, a leading federal minister has said.
The closure of YiSSA this week has laid bare the cruelty and callousness of this CLP government decision. It's a saga that has become increasingly costly, both to the Territory budget and to the lives...
A $1 million bequest from two sisters is helping First Nations medical students at Charles Darwin University pursue studies without added financial pressure.
Country to Couture, an empowering community celebration of storytelling through contemporary designs, grounded in over 60,000 years of culture, is returning to the top end in 2027.
Darwin's Larrakia Cultural Centre was officially opened at the weekend, a month after it began operation. The centre is a permanent cultural home for the Larrakia people, offering locals and visitors...
Indigenous rangers and researchers in the Northern Territory's West Arnhem region have embraced new technology in conservation without compromising respect and knowledge.
The controversal closure of a city's largest homeless shelter has led to dozens of vulnerable adults and children being unwillingly bussed 100km to an outback town with few facilities.
A 100 per cent First Nations research team will lead a new $3 million national project examining how climate change is affecting Country and the health and wellbeing of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Is...
Six Yolŋu educators from remote East Arnhem Land communities have celebrated a major achievement after completing their university studies while continuing to teach on country.
First Nations ranger groups working in protected areas have identified illegal commercial fishing as a major concern for the Northern Territory's green turtle populations, a study led by Charles Darwi...
A disabled three-year-old Aboriginal boy in care was denied frequent contact with his family, culture and Country before he died of sepsis in hospital, a coroner has found.
Dugong numbers in the Gulf of Carpentaria have fallen sharply since the last region-wide aerial survey two decades ago, prompting Traditional Owners and researchers to call for increased monitoring an...
A new evaluation of the West Daly Peace Project has highlighted the strength of Aboriginal-led approaches to resolving conflict, with local knowledge, relationships and cultural authority identified a...