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15/02/2025

Perfect for busy days, this chia seed pudding is a simple breakfast or snack that's easy to prepare in advance. Once set, enjoy it with favourite toppings from fresh fruit to nuts and granola.

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Perfect for busy days, this chia seed pudding is a simple breakfast or snack that's easy to prepare in advance. Once set, enjoy it with favourite toppings from fresh fruit to nuts and granola.

14/02/2025

What's the most romantic gesture you've received on Valentine's Day? 🌹

When St John response manager Craig Garraway bashfully revealed to the Breakfast team that he didn't know what to get his partner, and fellow St John worker for Valentine's Day - the Breakfast team were there to the rescue!

Breakfast producer/lyrical superstar Conor Cartwright quickly whipped together a St John themed love song and serenaded the St John officer on behalf of her husband.

🎶Conor Cartwright
🗣️Debbie Garraway

14/02/2025

A nationwide cap on new international student enrolment has forced Charles Darwin University to cut department budgets, stall expansion plans and axe up to 20 staff positions.

Up to 20 staff will be axed and funding cut to all departments at Charles Darwin University, after a much lower intake of international students this year.

14/02/2025

The NT Police Association says the backpedal will 'divide the membership' and fails to recognise officers who have dedicated their careers to serving the community.

14/02/2025

Finding your soulmate in the outback can be a lonely street. But Maree and Franco found love at the Heartbreak Hotel.

14/02/2025

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price has called on the federal government to intervene in the NT's Central Land Council after revelations about the criminal history of its chair Warren Williams.

14/02/2025

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Who would you send a hand painted Anti-Valentine's Day card to?

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14/02/2025

Alo 👋🏽 Iya nyus bla dijan wik blanga Kriol.

Here are this week's top stories in Kriol.

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13/02/2025

A woman who knew the victim of Alice Springs' latest alleged domestic violence homicide on Sunday says survivors are "petrified" and crying out for help.

13/02/2025

The Country Liberal Party has continued implementing its tough-on-crime and pro-development agenda in the first NT parliamentary sitting week of 2025.

13/02/2025

Flashback Friday!

Here is a look back at an oldie but a goodie on Valentine's Day ♥️

Rural singles (and possibly not singles) try their luck at remote speed dating. The story went to air in July last year.

Whether you are madly in love or using a voodoo doll of your ex, enjoy your day!

🎤 Victoria Ellis

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13/02/2025

Today Territorians remember Nanna Nangala Fejo, the Warumungu woman whose story played a central role in the National Apology speech delivered by former prime minister Kevin Rudd in Federal Parliament in 2008.

Mr Rudd shared the survivor's story during his speech -

"She remembers her earliest childhood days living with her family and her community in a bush camp just outside Tennant Creek,"
"She remembers the love and the warmth and the kinship of those days long ago, including traditional dancing around the campfire at night.
"But then, sometime around 1932, when she was about four, she remembers the coming of the welfare men. Her family had feared that day, and had dug holes in the creek bank where the children could run and hide.
"What they hadn't expected was that the white welfare men didn't come alone. They brought a truck, two white men and an Aboriginal stockman on horseback.
"The kids were found. They ran for their mothers screaming, but they couldn't get away."

Ms Fejo's son, Larrakia elder Richard Fejo took to social media today to pay tribute to his late mother -

"The love you gave me, family and community is and will always be unconditional and unbreakable. You are always our light in the darkness and we will continue to fight for our people like you taught us to do!"

13/02/2025

As remote communities across Australia wait to find out whether they'll receive federal government help to reduce grocery prices, the NT's largest Indigenous community is finding its own solutions to limit food inflation.

🎤 Jane Bardon

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13/02/2025

Scientists and tour guides say crocodiles in Queensland's north hide from the heat as temperatures warm, potentially disrupting their ability to hunt and travel.

Scientists and tour guides say crocodiles in Queensland's north are hiding from the heat as temperatures warm, potentially disrupting their ability to hunt and travel.

13/02/2025

Around 50 prison officers have marched to parliament to protest against the NT government's plan to hire private contractors within its corrections system.

12/02/2025

Two people have died from a deadly soil-borne bacteria with authorities reporting higher-than-average rates in 2025 following heavy rain in northern Australia.

12/02/2025

Primary school students were handed a microphone to ask Anthony Albanese anything they wanted — and they didn't shy away from the heavy topics.

12/02/2025

Scientists find the cause of mango twig tip dieback, eight years after the mysterious disease emerged in the Top End. Farmers say the discovery is a "first step" to treating the disease, which can drastically reduce mango yields.

🎤 Sam Parry

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