Darwin's fastest selling suburb
TIWI has been crowned Darwin’s fastest selling suburb.New data from CoreLogic shows houses in the small beachside area are spending an average of 59 days on market, nearly half the wider Darwin average of 112.The suburb has also been performing well pricewise in the current flat market with the median house price up 4.4 per cent in the May quarter to $530,000.media_camera66 Rocklands Drive, Tiwi sold in 44 days.media_camera58 Dorisvale Crescent, Tiwi sold in 76 days.Real Estate Institute NT CEO,..>> view originalElectric start sees Dees end Power's season
ADD a new challenge to the list that begins with finding the cure to the common cold: Solving Port Adelaide’s kicking yips.The Power’s demise is now complete. The 40-point loss to the resurgent Melbourne at Adelaide Oval leaves nothing of the credibility and respect the Port Adelaide group worked so hard to restore just 40 games ago by reaching the 2014 preliminary finals.Port Adelaide bolted onto its lapel the title of “mediocre also-ran” by losing to Melbourne for the first time in eight AFL g..>> view originalThe war within: Why are our returned soldiers killing themselves?
Barkly voters feeling disillusioned, ignored ahead of Territory election
Barkly voters feeling disillusioned, ignored ahead of Territory election Posted August 13, 2016 19:02:43 The vast Northern Territory electorate of Barkly is a long way from the decision makers in Darwin and its leaders say they have to yell loudly to garner commitments from the two major parties.The regional council, local organisations, business owners and pastoralists say complaints about remote housing, domestic violence, poor internet access and a sluggish economy..>> view originalForeign investment rules need careful explaining
The total amount of foreign investment in Australia stands at $3 trillion, according to the most recent figures. It is one of those staggering numbers that seems almost ludicrous to mention and practically impossible to imagine. But it is real money, generated overseas, and spent in this country to the lasting benefit of the local population. Foreign investment generates jobs and wealth for all Australians.Widespread support for the principle of open and transparent investment underpins the mod..>> view originalNT PGA set for final round showdown
Just like the weather in Darwin, scoring at the Northern Territory PGA Championship was hot in the third round. Starting the day with a five shot lead, Jordan Zunic was chased down by the field today with the final round set to be a showdown at Palmerston Golf Course.Shooting 2-under the card, Zunic has clung to his lead but will start the final round with just a two shot advantage."Things didn't go quite as smoothly for me today as they have the last couple of d..>> view originalYolngu hold Makarrata ceremony to build bridge between art world ...
Yolngu hold Makarrata ceremony to build bridge between art world and community over artefacts Updated August 13, 2016 12:15:32 From the mangroves on the outskirts of the small Northern Territory island community of Milingimbi, the warriors of Makarrata emerged with spears in hand.The ancient act, which would traditionally involve spearing to resolve disputes over murder, sorcery and the taking of women between clans, has not been performed in Milingimbi, 440 kilometres ..>> view originalAll hail the bookshop: survivor against the odds
This National Bookshop Day, Australia’s one-time Minister for Small Business, Nick Sherry, will be remembered for his words, not his deeds. A reader, book buyer and enthusiastic patron of terrestrial bookshops, in June 2011 Sherry told a conference on online business that, In five years, other than a few speciality bookshops in capital cities, you will not see a bookstore. They will cease to exist. Booksellers were livid, and I don’t just mean standing behind their counters muttering impolite..>> view original'They call it fishing, not catching', sigh
Fishing - for some it's little to do with catching anything. Photo: Getty Images "That's why they call it fishin' mate, not catchin'."If I hear this saying one more time, I'll probably stuff a few large sinkers in my shoes and throw myself over the side of a boat. It's the classic fisherman's lament, the sort of thing that's supposed to make you feel better after a long day on the water essentially feeding fish as some sort of public service. Line goes in, line comes out. Line goes in,..>> view originalAbbott and NPS ready to heat up the winter
Sean Abbott insists the National Performance Squad will "shake up" their more seasoned opposition as the Quadrangular 'A' Series begins today in North Queensland. Abbott captains the NPS, made up of the best and brightest young cricketing talent on the level below Australia A, in today's opening match against South Africa A in Townsville, live streamed free on cricket.com.au. It's Abbott's second stint in the NPS after he made a name for himself in a 2014 winter series in Darwin as a young up-a..>> view original
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