Darwin, Australia News

Marine Corps Forces Special Operations Command has initiated a rotational deployment to Guam that will see Marine operators training with Navy SEALs on a regular basis.

BRUCE Wallder the great dane may well be the first dog in history to receive a cheque in the mail as consolation for having his testicles removed.

The royals are heading to the NT, but Darwin's Prince George the baby saltwater crocodile seems unlikely to meet his namesake.

Soldiers marched, children cheered and there was a truce in a nasty political spat when Diggers who served in Afghanistan were honoured in a welcome home parade in Darwin on Saturday.

It's 10 years since The Ghan made its maiden trip across Australia. A decade on, Richard Jones finds that the iconic train is still very much on track.

WHEN it comes to Australia's war artists, William Edwin Pidgeon isn't the best known or probably even among the best.

ANALYSIS: TRAVELLERS may be the only winners from the high stakes battle for market share being waged by Australia's two airline chiefs.

NEW TWIST: The removal of Bowen's monster mango was a stunt dreamt up and executed by a fastfood company.

Rosebery tradie Gary Brook is one of the many blue collar workers who have moved to Palmerston.

PALMERSTON properties have crashed through the $1 million mark as the demand for upper-end houses in the Top End soars.

Two Wisconsin cousins, Corporal Englund Johnson, bomber waist gunner, of Park Falls and Sergeant Donald Englund, airplane engine mechanic, of Prentice, are posed shirtless in front of a painted sign at the Kiriwina Airfield on Kiriwina Island, in the Solomon Sea, New Guinea .

St Bigid's College students Claire Burke and Liam Atherton lay a wreath at Darwin Defenders service at Horsham College.

A witness to the violence at the Manus Island detention centre on Monday night says guards attacked asylum seekers with sticks and iron bars.

Few could forget the Nazi war crimes trials at Nuremberg in 1945-46 but not many Australians know of the war crimes trials of 10 Japanese officers held at the same time in Darwin.

GALLERY/VIDEO: Memories flowed at the Darwin Defenders ceremony in Bendigo on Wednesday.

The owners of the Crocodile Hotel and Cooinda Lodge in Kakadu National Park here have signed a Memorandum of Understanding with Accor to manage their hotels beginning April 1, replacing current managers, IHG.

Heatwaves and high temperatures can have a dramatic impact on people's physical health .

UNCONFIRMED reports suggest up to 50 asylum seekers have machete wounds after what the Immigration Minister calls a 'new and serious' incident overnight.

Ours is a time of unparalleled progress, or so it would seem to anybody who's never lifted a history book.

Aboriginal people are being "picked off one by one" by a legal system that is little more than veiled apartheid, Aboriginal elders say.