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Coins could rewrite Aust history
FIVE copper coins and a nearly 70-year-old map with an "X" might lead to a discovery that could rewrite Australia's history.
A suspected irregular entry vessel landed along the coastline of the Northern Territory's Garig Gunak Barlu National Park in the Coburg Peninsula near Vashon Head airstrip.
NTnews.com.au has published this picture of a boat carrying asylum seekers that came ashore on the Northern Territory coast.
Julia spends a pretty banal 3 days in Moresby. Why?
I'M ON THE OTHER SIDE OF THE WORLD but, by reading the lines and between the lines, I'm going to analyse Australian prime minister Julia Gillard's just completed three-day visit, nominally but not substantively to Papua New Guinea.
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Australia Sends More Vietnamese Asylum Seekers To Manus Island
The Australian government has transferred more Vietnamese asylum seekers to its detention centre on Papua New Guinea 's Manus Island.
Children smuggled in record numbers
A rush in people smugglers sending minors to Australia comes as the government considered designating two detention centres to house parents and their children.
John Holland wins $110m defence contract
LEIGHTON Holding's subsidiary John Holland has been awarded a $110 million building contract for the Department of Defence in Darwin.
Last Supper for Simmo this Sunday
HUNGRY: Simmo the saltwater crocodile will get his last feed at Perth Zoo on Sunday before hibernating for the winter.
A new IT-enabled centre in Darwin has been opened to help to transform Indigenous teaching, learning and research across northern Australia.
More bankrupts in Sydney's west
The federal government's Personal Insolvency by Postcode 2011-12 report shows that the biggest number and proportion of bankrupts were in NSW and Victoria.
The explosion at a fertilizer plant in West, Texas that claimed 14 lives is still unexplained; investigators have not yet figured out the cause.
Australian field hockey playerdies after venomous snake bite,then training run
DARWIN, Australia - A field hockey player has died after he was bitten by a venomous king brown snake in Australia's tropical Northern Territory and then went for a run.
Man bitten by snake goes for a run, dies
The guy was cleaning up around the field hockey facility when he saw a snake that he thought was non venomous.
Player dies snake bite: Australian field hockey player dies after venomous bite
A field hockey player in Australia has tragically died after being bitten by a venomous king brown snake and then deciding to go out for a run.
NT diggers praise Anzac Day youth turnout
VETERANS of World War II and more recent battles were overjoyed to see the crowds of young people who turned out for Darwin's Anzac Day.
For the first time in nearly a century, New Zealand's national anthem has rung out an Anzac Day dawn parade in tiny Katherine in Australia's Outback.
Marines To March On Anzac Day In Darwin, Australia
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DoubleTree by Hilton launches in Australia with three Northern Territory openings
Hilton Worldwide today announced that it will introduce its fastest growing full-service brand, DoubleTree by Hilton, to Australia when it rebrands four Northern Territory hotels on May 1, 2013.
Retracing the Territory's war history: Darwin to Alice Springs
To commemorate Anzac Day in 2013, ABC Darwin retraces the route used by armed forces during the Second World War between Darwin and Alice Springs.