Issue 8

Northern Land Council CEO Joe Morrison (pictured) grapples with the notion that Aborigines are land rich but development poor. ERWIN CHLANDA reports.

UPDATE 1am November 9.

And children steal 17 mobile phones and $1000 worth of grog, police allege.

Stamp duty relief, renovation grant maKe "amazing difference," says real estate Steffi Hart (pictured). Report by ERWIN CHLANDA.

$100m dollar project dropped. ERWIN CHLANDA reports.

“Queen Aero Naughtical” got the tick, a homage to pioneer women pilots. Words by KIERAN FINNANE, photos by ERWIN CHLANDA.

China is the world's biggest investor in non-fossil energy. Gunner should have talked about that, not gas, writes Jimmy Cocking.

This new book drives home just how heavily imprinted on the present town map is its colonial history, but author Stuart Traynor tells a more multifaceted story. KIERAN FINNANE reviews.

Taxpayer funding puts "issues" into the public interest domain. Club chairman Craig Lambley is in the centre of the photo. ERWIN CHLANDA reports.

Results will go to the AGM of the Cattlemen's Association in March and to the NT Government, says Tracey Hayes (pictured). ERWIN CHLANDA reports.

Alice has no civil defence measures in case of a nuclear attack on the base, writes Bevan Ramsden, of Lambton, NSW. PHOTO: Kristian Laemmle-Ruff.

University researchers found that oil and gas industry propaganda is telling only part of the fracking story, writes Naomi Hogan of Lock the Gate NT.

An Indigenous cultural centre in Alice Springs, tourism from Asia, the revheads’ NATS, battling buffel and the Parrtjima festival (pictured) are all works in progress. ERWIN CHLANDA speaks with new Minister Lauren Moss.