Felicity James

A criminal lawyer who is among 10 servicing a town of more than 20,000 people says she has had to juggle up to 70 clients on her own and drive hundreds of kilometres just to see them.

The NT Supreme Court has dismissed an application against a decision by the territory mining minister to slash the McArthur River Mine's rehabilitation bond.

A dedicated Arnhem Land teacher and linguist described as a warrior for bilingual education is retiring after 40 years of fighting to keep Yolngu language and culture strong.

The charge was laid by NT WorkSafe last year after the death of a worker in a remote town when a chain allegedly recoiled into him during a towing operation.

After a direction from the presiding judge on Tuesday morning, the jury returned a verdict of not guilty in Colleen Gwynne's trial.

Colleen Gwynne is accused of abusing her office by allegedly providing a misleading employment reference and attempting to recruit a friend to an assistant commissioner role.

NT Children's Commissioner Colleen Gwynne has faced her first day of a Supreme Court trial, accused of abusing her office to recruit a friend.

Imagine having an intense gastro-like illness for months on end, while also being pregnant. That's how women describe the pregnancy illness hyperemesis gravidarum, also known as HG.

The Northern Territory's anti-corruption body has recommended a raft of changes to the Batchelor Institute's governance, financial management and corporate culture.

From family portraits to commentary on single-use plastics and loneliness, Exit Art shows off the best student works from Year 12 graduates.

Is your dog afraid of storms? The Top End's cyclone season can be a frightening time for some dogs and anxious owners trying to protect them.

After 10 years of advocacy and negotiation, women and LGBTQ community members fleeing violence in the remote community of Galiwin'ku finally have a safe space they can go.

The jury had heard the incident near popular Darwin nightclub Monsoons led to the victim having part of his skull removed and him spending a "significant amount of time" in hospital.

A class action for Stolen Generations deceased estates and family members in the Northern Territory has resolved, after successful negotiations. 

Yolŋu funeral ceremonies can last days, weeks or months and often incorporate complex rituals. A glimpse is given in Gary Lang's latest work.

The family of 31-year-old prisoner Bernard Hector, who died at Darwin's prison last year, are disappointed his inquest may not happen until next year.

These remote residents say damage caused by the Northern Territory intervention still needs repairing and that the worst part was a failure to listen.

With the alcohol laws that stem from the NT intervention expiring at midnight tonight, we take a look at the legislation, what is changing, and why.

Aboriginal legal services are celebrating the decision to appoint David Woodroffe as an acting judge in the Northern Territory's Local Court.

New Zealander Kerry Hamill sailed off on an adventure from Darwin in the 1970s but never returned. Now his family will retrace his journey to Cambodia.

The Northern Territory has the highest rate of kidney disease in Australia and after years of fighting, a group of Elcho Island elders now have nurse-assisted dialysis at home. 

Gurindji, Mudburra and Kungarakan elder, prolific poet and advocate Dr Kathleen 'Kathy' Mills has been farewelled by family and friends at a ceremony in Darwin.

From Queensland's towns and cities to Australia's most remote capital Darwin, Australia has ridden a housing boom. But what about those left behind? 

The Darwin-born musician has returned to Larrakia country to take on a new role supporting remote community artists.

The plants, animals, fish and birdlife of the Adelaide River system have been lovingly stitched into a quilted masterpiece by more than 80 women, who want others to understand its biodiversity.