Borroloola News Today

Shaun Cairns' legacy lives on with the Borroloola Bushman's Carnival naming a rodeo buckle in his memory.

Sometimes we need an outsider to awaken a recognition of how blessed we are to call Australia home. More than 60 years ago, a young David Attenborough, still decades away from the catastrophist eco loon he would become, chronicled the lives of three Borroloola hermits. For me, it is a profoundly moving, indeed sublime, 30 minutes

Shaun Cairns, a respected Borroloola businessman, tragically dies in a concrete truck rollover. Community mourns his loss.

Voter turnout in the last election was as low as 24 per cent in some remote communities. The NT Electoral Commission has a program to turn that around.

Staff from a nearby clinic called emergency services and acted as first responders.

Joanna Shulman on what the legal profession can do about the high incarceration rates of First Nations people

The government has allocated A$32m to open more healthcare centres and support work on new facilities.

Joanna Shulman joins the Moriarty Foundation as it looks to branch out

A long rain band will form through the red centre of the country on Saturday and move east but rain isnt likely to strike Sydney, Brisbane and Melbourne until Tuesday.

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