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In 1977 Labor MP Jack Doolan began his quest to have NT police ordered to not use derogatory words about Indigenous peoples. They still do.

The Australian War Memorial releases the first list of Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander soldiers who served in the Vietnam War. The number of First Australians who fought in the conflict was not previously known because it was not recorded at the time of recruitment.

Sky-high towers as tall as 500 feet could start cropping up all over Fort Lauderdale, critics fear.

The top-secret trial, conviction, sentencing and jailing of a former military intelligence officer known as Witness J has been described as "unusual" and "unprecedented", with one of Australia's national security watchdogs warning it "should never happen again".

Darwin man Joshua Maxwell is given a 12-month jail sentence, suspended immediately, on the condition he enter home detention, after he pleads guilty to a fatal hit and run incident last year.

Twenty-five years after Britain handed Hong Kong over to mainland China, the city is in limbo

Triton International Ltd (NYSE:TRTN) Senior Vice President and Chief Financial Officer John Burns has decided to retire at the end of 2022, after more than 25 years with the company. Burns will remain in his role until a successor is in place. Following his retirement, Burns will serve in an advisory role to…

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A sentencing hearing for the man who killed four people during a shooting spree in Darwin three years ago has heard conflicting views about whether he was in a drug-induced psychosis at the time of the offending.

In a long-running environmental protection case, a prominent developer who failed to remove thousands of cubic metres of construction waste dumped in Darwin Harbour has lost a Supreme Court bid to avoid a $300,000 fine.