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Greek crisis sees new wave of migrants
Immigration statistics show around 280 expatriates - mostly families and skilled migrants - have come back to Australia over the past year but the total number of Greek citizens in Australia is expected to be higher, with many more here on holidays.
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DARWIN is the hottest Australian city in more ways than one, basking in the surprise glory of being named one of Lonely Planet's Top 10 world cities for 2012.
York Village benefits from Saturday's vote
Congratulations to the big winner in Saturday's vote: York Village . Cool customer: Braden Blennerhassett was piloting his cargo plane out of Darwin, Australia, recently when a snake slithered out from behind his instrument panel and across his lap.
Red is dead: Qantas, Jetstar cut flights to Uluru
QANTAS and Jetstar will cut the number of flights arriving at Darwin and Uluru because of poor patronage due to a slump in overseas visitors.
WA miner flags uranium shipments through Darwin
Long-range planning: Toro Energy managing director Greg Hall says about four shipping containers a month would be sent to market by rail.
AS INDIGENOUS teenagers from the Northern Territory, Dominic Barry and Shane McAuliffe have seen, first-hand, the good and bad sides of Aboriginal communities.
Anti-nuclear brothers are radio activists
Anti-nuclear activist band The Super Raelene Brothers first made it into the pages of Green Left Weekly in 1995.
Navy's flag-waving exercise hides simmering tensions with China
SHANGHAI: As the Australian warship HMAS Ballarat glided in from the horizon to dock at the Shanghai Bund, Australian and Chinese flags fluttered in the wind in unison, naval officers from both sides mingled warmly, and a banner was unfurled to celebrate the 40th anniversary of diplomatic relations between the two nations.
50 Days Until The 50th Karting Nationals Fires Up In Darwin
Today marks 50 days before the 50th Australian National Sprint Kart Championships fires up at Darwin's Hidden Valley Raceway in the Northern Territory on July 7/8. It is the first time in the 50-year history of the prestigious event that it has been held in the Northern Territory.
PM talks positive amid global market rout
Prime Minister Julia Gillard has talked up Australia's strong economic fundamentals after concerns over Europe caused a rout in global sharemarkets and sent the Australian dollar to a six-month low.
Export licences should have been cancelled or suspended: Labor MP
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Jobs boom predicted as gas flows in Northern Territory
PETER CAVE: This morning in Darwin the Prime Minister Julia Gillard will take part in a sod turning ceremony for a multi-billion dollar gas processing plant being built in Darwin Harbour by the Japanese company Inpex.
Power bills reveal carbon scare: Gillard
Prime Minister Julia Gillard says figures suggesting the carbon tax will push up electricity prices by 6.8 per cent in the Northern Territory prove a fear campaign by the federal opposition is unfounded.
U.S. defense shift keeps Okinawa in strategic mix
The 1972 reversion of Okinawa to Japan came with a price - the continued use by the United States of sprawling military bases and other facilities in the prefecture to protect Japan and maintain peace in the Asia-Pacific region.
Cold War warning as China hits out at defence co-operation with US
BEIJING: China has criticised Australia's close military alliance with the United States as an outdated throwback to the Cold War era in an apparent rebuke of Canberra's decision to allow a US military presence along Australia's north coast.
Around world, Obama's presidency a disappointment
In this Nov. 17, 2011 file photo, President Barack Obama and Australian Prime Minister Julia Gillard arrive to speak with Australian troops during a visit to Royal Australian Air Force Base in Darwin, Australia.