If you have concerns about child abuse in the Northern Territory, there are things you can do. You can find out your responsibilities under the law if you are concerned that a child or young person ...

In the Northern Territory (NT), you must report your concerns if you believe a child is being, or has been, harmed or abused. This is a legal responsibility under the Care and Protection of Children ...

A small number of babies are born with a permanent hearing loss. This means the baby can't hear sounds normally. Hearing loss may not be obvious in the first few weeks of life, but can be found by ...

Access historical Gazettes on the Territory Stories website. The Office of the Parliamentary Counsel (OPC) makes every effort to ensure the notices contained in the Government Gazette are accurate and ...

You can save on MVR services as part of a commitment to reducing financial pressures and easing the cost of living. new 3-year registration options for your trailer.

The Supreme Court Justice sits on the bench at the front of the courtroom, and lawyers sit facing him on another bench. Members of the public and family can sit in the chairs behind the lawyers.

This page has contact information for remote health services.

Through the Management Program for the Saltwater Crocodile, the harvesting of crocodile eggs and live crocodiles are closely monitored. This is to ensure it does have a negative impact on their ...

Tidal predictions for the Northern Territory (NT) are supplied by the Australian Government's Bureau of Meteorology. The NT tide predictions interactive map on the Bureau of Meteorology website allows ...

The Interpreting and Translating Service NT helps communicate with Territorians who speak languages other than English. Read more about the Interpreting and Translating Service NT. You can contact the ...

Temperatures across the Northern Territory can be very hot between October and April. It can exceed 40 degrees Celsius in some locations. High humidity in the Top End can also make you tire easily.

Butterfly Gorge is one of the few Northern Territory (NT) parks you may be lucky to experience and explore on your own. It is a tranquil paradise tucked at the base of a low sandstone plateau. The ...