Uluru
Rock around the clock at revamped Uluru
Katrina Lobley SHARPLY falling ticket sales to the national park housing the great stone monolith of Uluru have left tourism operators searching for ways they can put the ''solid'' back into ''solid rock''.
Golf course proposed for Uluru resort
Lucy Battersby A GOLF course near Uluru has been proposed in a bid to get tourists to extend their stay at the Ayers Rock Resort.
Golf course proposed for Uluru
Lucy Battersby A golf course near Uluru has been proposed in a bid to get tourists to extend their stay at the Ayers Rock Resort and boost local employment.
Indigenous jobs are focus for new Uluru resort owners
Malcolm Brown YULARA, the tourist resort set in central Australia with Uluru and the Olgas in the middle distance, finally became totally Aboriginal-owned this week, completing the process that started 26 years...
At Uluru, a silver anniversary gives the owners a key to prosperity
Lindsay Murdoch RETURNING Ayers Rock to its Anangu traditional owners 25 years ago was a symbolic moment for indigenous land rights.
The river runs free and wild
Andrew Darby The shaggy tea-trees on Rock Island are still there: exactly the same trees, little changed in a generation.
Proving ground
Tom Arup IT IS early morning on Cape York and Environment Minister Tony Burke is bouncing across the vast Aurukun wetlands in the back of a speedboat.
Solid Rock brings black and white together
Dan Harrison The last time so many vehicles converged on Mutitjulu they carried an army of police, soldiers and bureaucrats, the advance party for the Howard government's emergency takeover of indigenous...
Black and white sing in unison that's rock solid
Dan Harrison THE last time so many vehicles converged on Mutitjulu, they carried an army of police, soldiers and bureaucrats, the advance party for the Howard government's emergency takeover of indigenous...
GetUp and go: social campaigner resigns to embark on outback journey
Deborah Snow The man who has been the face of progressive online social campaigning in Australia is moving on.
Artwork's long journey home ends desert mystery
Louise Bellamy A significant Papunya Tula painting missing for more than 10 years has turned up at auction in Melbourne, and its journey - from hanging in a remote Northern Territory health service to yesterday's...
Lindy awaits latest Azaria inquest ruling
Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton is expected to fly to Darwin for a court decision which may rule that her baby daughter Azaria died from a dingo attack in 1980.
Azaria coronial finding due today
Xavier La Canna Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton has returned to Darwin ahead of a court decision that could end a marathon battle to have a dingo blamed for her baby daughter Azaria's death.
Findings into death of baby Azaria Chamberlain
Text of Northern Territory coroner Elizabeth Morris’s findings into the death of Azaria Chamberlain:
Dingo to blame for Azaria's death: coroner
A dingo was responsible for the death of Azaria Chamberlain in 1980, a Northern Territory coroner has found.
March of time gives dingo case new light
Malcolm Brown ONLY in Darwin could a banner headline appear, as it did for the NT News on Thursday last week, blaring ''Man Eaters on the Move'' - a reference to the capture of four crocodiles in Darwin Harbour...
A generation later, Azaria can rest in peace
Malcolm Brown He has reported on this divisive case since the start and yesterday Malcolm Brown was there for the final twist.
After 32 years and many twists, Azaria's death certificate is complete
WHILE much of Australia has spent the past three decades arguing over how Azaria Chamberlain died, the Pitjantjatjara people at Uluru were never in doubt.
After 32 years of speculation, it's finally official: a dingo took Azaria
Malcolm Brown It is now official: Azaria Chamberlain not quite 10 weeks old, was snatched from a bassinet at Ayers Rock on August 17, 1980, killed and probably devoured by a dingo.
'Good on her': Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton hails Wendy Harmer's courage after broadcaster says sorry
Lindy Chamberlain-Creighton says people who have apologised to her for presuming she killed her baby Azaria are "courageous" to admit they were wrong.
