Desert Mob is hosted each year in Alice Springs with exhibitions, performances and workshops celebrating desert culture and the work produced at more than 30 art centres.
Uncertainty over the future of the NDIS weighs heavy in the NT
Stateline NT investigates the challenges of accessing NDIS support in regional and remote parts of the country.
Has Video Duration: 4 minutes 30 seconds.Vast distances, extra costs and rorting – the hurdles facing NDIS participants in remote Australia
The challenges of accessing the NDIS can be extreme for those living in remote and regional areas, where the scheme is hardest to access, but can have an enormous impact.
Photo shows A photo showing a two women touching heads while one smiles.Greens set to win first Northern Territory seat in history
Kat McNamara is set to defeat former chief minister Natasha Fyles in the Darwin seat of Nightcliff.
Photo shows First seat in the NT: People in green t-shirts embrace a woman while others stand behind them.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 13 seconds.NT boxer fights to raise awareness on men's mental health
Will Tollner will enter an amateur boxing competition to raise awareness for men's mental health in the Northern Territory.
Photo shows Boxer's special fight: A man in a white t-shirt raises his fists adorned with white boxing gloves.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 29 seconds.Greens set to win first NT seat in history with Darwin seat of Nightcliff called for Kat McNamara
The Greens are set to claim an historic victory in the Northern Territory election, winning their first ever territory seat in what was once Labor's safest electorate held by former chief minister Natasha Fyles.
Debate on voluntary assisted dying in the NT reignites
The new CLP government says it will take time to decide on the issue with the Northern Territory the only jurisdiction in Australia not to have voluntary assisted dying laws.
Photo shows VAD debate reignites: NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 4 seconds.Warnings over increased bushfire risk as Australia records warmest August on record
As chaotic weather wreaks havoc across Tasmania and Victoria, there are warnings over a heightened threat of bushfires in the coming months in other parts of the country.
Photo shows Firefighters battling urban bushfireLabor was demolished by the CLP in an NT election landslide. How will it find its way back?
Labor bled votes to both the left and the right to lose the recent Northern Territory election in a hammering. Its new leader says the party will now review its policies.
Photo shows An Indigenous woman with short hair looks at the camera, sitting in her office.Construction company abandons Darwin home builds, leaving families in 'nightmare' scenarios'
Darwin builder Kassiou Constructions has abandoned several partly-built homes, leaving families hundreds of thousands of dollars out of pocket.
Photo shows Woman in red dress stands in front of abandoned construction site'Sick to my stomach': Former executives reveal why they quit NT's largest Aboriginal legal service
Former executives of one of Australia's largest Aboriginal legal services are calling on the board to resign after a string of controversies.
Photo shows The exterior of the NAAJA building in Darwin.NT Labor names Selena Uibo as new leader following election defeat
Selena Uibo has become the first Indigenous woman to serve as the leader of a major party.
Photo shows New NT Labor leader: Image looking up at a woman with short dark hair.Has Video Duration: 2 minutes 1 second.New NT Opposition Leader Selena Uibo becomes first Indigenous woman to lead a major Australian party
Selena Uibo has been named the new leader of Territory Labor after the party's landslide defeat in the NT election. It makes her the first Indigenous woman to lead a major political party in Australian history.
Photo shows A photo of NT Attorney-General Selena Uibo at the announcement of the Aboriginal Justice Agreement.Video of people standing near crocodiles at Cahills Crossing
Footage captured at Cahills Crossing in Kakadu shows at least a dozen people near the water’s edge with crocodiles close-by.
Photo shows Screencap of mobile vision shows people standing at a road crossing with water flowing over the top.Has Video Duration: 21 seconds.Alarming' visitor behaviour at notorious Kakadu crocodile viewing spot prompt warnings of heftier fines
Rangers in Kakadu could crack down on visitors who are too relaxed around crocodiles inside the national park, with recent footage showing people close to the water's edge at the notorious Cahills Crossing.
Photo shows Thumbnail pic of people near water's edge at Cahills Crossing.Decrease in international students could spell trouble for Territory
For a flatlining Northern Territory economy, population growth is critical.
Photo shows Student limits: Silhouetes of graduating students wearing mortarboards. One is looking at her phone.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 44 seconds.NT Police say number of domestic violence reports overwhelming force
NT Police say their failure to respond to a welfare check before a woman was allegedly killed by her partner will be part of a coronial investigation.
Photo shows Delyaed police response: Close up of the shoulder badge of a NT police officer.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 56 seconds.Aboriginal woman killed in alleged DV murder nine hours after concerns first raised with police
The NT Police Force has revealed officers did not conduct a welfare check on a woman who was later killed in an alleged domestic violence murder in Darwin, despite a Territory Families employee raising the alarm nine hours before her death.
How an Arnhem Land elder convinced new politician Justine Davis to run for NT Parliament
Two independent politicians, one from Arnhem Land in the remote NT and another from the Darwin suburbs, will join forces on the territory's new crossbench.
Photo shows Yingiya Guyula and Justine Davis sit next to each other outside NT Parliament.Rates of syphillis continue to rise in remote desert communities
A small team in Alice Springs is working to overcome shame and stigma within the community in order to stop the spread of the sexually transmitted disease.
Photo shows Syphillis rates on the rise: An arid landscape with a dirt road running in a straight line and rocky outcrops in the background.Has Video Duration: 1 minute 57 seconds.Sex can be a taboo topic — but as syphilis spreads, Bradley is having the tough conversations
Syphilis is continuing to spread through remote Indigenous communities in Central Australia, with shame and stigma keeping many from getting tested.
Photo shows A photo showing a bearded Indigenious man wearing a black hat and looking directly at the camera