Kate Hardman opens up about her battle with terminal breast cancer and her husband’s diagnosis, with the family focusing on living their lives and making memories with their children

Tourism NT Chief Marketing Officer Tony Quarmby says the Million Dollar Road Trip initiative was a success with two teachers winning $10,000, yielding almost 56,000 entries from visitors and locals exploring the NT

Universities Australia CEO Luke Sheehy says universities are already doing it tough with proposed caps on international student numbers set to do further damage, adding that NT greatly benefits from the cohort when it comes to employment and the economy

Remembering Cyclone Tracy Committee Chair Richard Creswick says it’s holding four events in the lead up to Christmas for the 50th anniversary Cyclone Tracy including a story telling event and unveiling of its frangipani memorial at East Point

Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says Goyder Square is being transformed into a Christmas Wonderland again with a number of new features this year

Health Minister Steve Edgington says has announced a continuation of funding for the NT’s movement disorders specialist nurse to 2025/2026 after hearing the concerns of the NT’s Parkinson's support group

Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson says a new masterplan for Anzac Oval will put the community at ease and he hopes work will commence quickly, also adding he’s keen to meet with the new Cabinet especially heading into Summer, when crime typically gets worse

Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Dr John Coyne says having Japanese forces train alongside US Marines and the ADF in Northern Australia is great news for the NT, which also recently hosted Defence Ministers from those countries for trilateral talks

Cyclone Tracy survivor Antony Bullock says City of Darwin is insisting he get public liability insurance to protest at a VIP event to unveil the sculpture for the Cyclone’s 50th anniversary, claiming Council is digging its heels in because it doesn’t want them there

Transport Workers Union NT Branch President Sam McIntosh says the installation of driver protection screens on all NT buses is a welcome step in improving safety, but he’d also like to see more transit safety officers across the network