Alice Springs
Alice Springs council protests against cheap alcohol ban in Woolworths and Coles
Peter Martin COLES and Woolworths are under attack in Alice Springs for banning cheap wine in an attempt to force up the alcohol floor price.
Three arrested over Alice Springs sex attack
A 17-year-old youth will appear in the Alice Springs Court today and two others are in custody in relation to an alleged sex attack on two European tourists in the town this week.
To have, to hold and to give: getting married for a good cause
Effie Mann More couples are giving something back on their wedding day.
Hopes for harnessing chameleon superpower
Robert Upe An Australian scientist is leading a world-first study into the mystery of how and why animals change colour, with the hope of adapting it for human use.
Jurrah jury to resume deliberations
The jury in the assault trial of former Melbourne player Liam Jurrah is set to begin its second day of deliberations in Alice Springs.
Blitz on public service compo
Noel Towell Federal public servants seeking workers compensation payouts face the biggest crackdown in decades.
Jurrah pleads not guilty
Adelaide Former AFL footballer pleads not guilty to seriously harming his cousin.
Jurrah 'had crowbar'
Former AFL player had a crowbar at a town camp on the edge of Alice Springs where he allegedly assaulted his cousin, a court has heard.
Not guilty and Jurrah dreams of return to AFL
Xavier La Canna Former Melbourne player Liam Jurrah will walk from court a free man after a jury found him not guilty of seriously harming his cousin in a brawl last year.
How greenie left-wingers conspired to wreck Aboriginal prosperity
Marcia Langton The ALP has taken the Aboriginal electorate for granted, writes Marcia Langton.
Jurrah faces court over drink driving
Troubled former Melbourne star Liam Jurrah has been picked up for drink driving in Adelaide.
Passengers stranded after Ghan derailed
Kate Hagan About 200 passengers travelling on The Ghan have been stranded outside Katherine following a minor derailment on Wednesday afternoon.
If you've got a room, alpaca my bags
Natalie Bochenski If you thought requesting extra pillows or room service from a hotel was indulgent, think again.
Fire that destroyed 'Twin Ghosts' gums was arson, say investigators
Russell Skelton Evidence found indicating fires that destroyed heritage-listed gums were deliberately lit.
Three die in crash after police chase called off
Three people have died when their car crashed and rolled after being chased by police west of Alice Springs.
Spooks use internet and social media to advertise their skills
Philip Dorling HUNDREDS of former and some present Australian spies have posted information about their employment with intelligence agencies on the internet in what security experts have called "a gift for foreign...
Jurrah surrenders to SA police
Adelaide Troubled former Melbourne player Liam Jurrah has handed himself into police a day after a warrant was issued for his arrest.
Asylum seekers on boats reach 30,000
Bianca Hall MORE asylum seekers have arrived on boats since Labor came to power in 2007 than people live in the remote community of Alice Springs, the opposition immigration spokesman, Scott Morrison, said on...
Liberals step up refugee campaign
Bianca Hall More asylum seekers have arrived on boats since Labor came to power in 2007 than people live in the remote community of Alice Springs, opposition immigration spokesman Scott Morrison said on Tuesday.
