Warren Mundine on the role of the military in Aboriginal communities: "Actually the military does have a place … In the tsunami of Indonesia, you know at Sumatra and the Indian Ocean. And I said the military has got to train for emergency services and war situations."
Only in Texas. "We were trying to kill a snake with fire," the woman said during a 911 call. "It done caught the house."
What happens when a "human booby-trap" shares her professional views on Prime Minister Julia Gillard's parliamentary dress-sense?
An open letter to Member for Stuart in the Northern Territory Parliament Bess Price from self-described unionist, feminist and ranter Celeste Liddle in response to comments made by Bess Price in an adjournment speech earlier this month.
The Keep River Kite reckons that the NT's new mandatory rehab scheme for repeat drunks will be just another "wild, failed scheme" doomed for failure.
Is the use of powers contained in an "extraordinary bill with extraordinary powers in extraordinary circumstances" justified to ban the Hells Angels from having a drink in the NT's pubs?
Moral panic or good law and policy? S. 33AA of the NT Liquor Act as a blunt instrument of social control.
Police operations like Thumper in Katherine and other towns of the Top End do not stand unsupported. Thumping is now big business.
Newly-appointed NT Treasurer John Elferink has banned departmental staffers from supporting their minister during Estimates hearings. Will this shed more light on government processes or draw a veil across democracy in the NT?
Terry Mills has travelled to Japan to find some gas for the NT and promote the NT economy. Will he still have a job when he gets back?
