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Outback Wrangler Matt Wright and his wife Kaia ordered to stop using choppers 'like a family car' by flying in and out of their Virginia NT property - Vimarsana News

Outback Wrangler Matt Wright and his wife Kaia ordered to stop using choppers 'like a family car' by flying in and out of their Virginia NT property

Neighbours complained about the couple constantly flying in and out of their semi-rural Virginia property at all times, 30km south-east of Darwin, Northern Territory.

Outback Wrangler Matt Wright and wife fighting legal battle over helicopters at their home - Vimarsana News

Outback Wrangler Matt Wright and wife fighting legal battle over helicopters at their home

Mr Wright, 43, who stars in Wild Croc Territory on Netflix alongside his wife are in the midst of a three-month dispute with the Northern Territory's Development Consent Authority.

Hachem designed Darwin resort plans raise concerns about sacred sites - Vimarsana News

Hachem designed Darwin resort plans raise concerns about sacred sites

However, prehistoric burial sites may still exist on Little Mindil Beach, says principal archaeologist Silvano Jung who wants the developers to initiate an archaeological monitoring program for any ground disturbance work. While an archaeological survey conducted as part of the development application didn’t find any burial sites, the developers are committed to ongoing engagement with Larrakia Nation, the traditional owners of the land.

Proposed Darwin Art Gallery Receives Backlash from Supreme Court - Vimarsana News

Proposed Darwin Art Gallery Receives Backlash from Supreme Court

A government-funded art gallery due to be constructed in Darwin’s CBD is the scene of debate, with two supreme court judges insisting that the development regulator turn down the proposal.