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PATIENT OPTIONS: Kirsten Pilatti, BCNA CEO talks with Elizabeth Blane in Latrobe, Tasmania during a Breast Cancer Network Australia event. Picture: Paul Scambler

GPs and advocates want to see the telehealth program extended to provide patients with more options on how they access medical care.

Call to re-instate, expand telehealth services ahead of July 1 cut-off

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A NASA rocket will launch at Arnhem Space Centre. Picture: Equatorial Launch Australia

Science: From the red earth all the way to space

The Northern Territory is about to launch a NASA rocket

A demonstrator in Athens, Greece, protests Julian Assange's extradition to the US. Picture: Getty Images

Australia's claim to the primacy of truth, freedom, Australian citizenship and executive accountability is on trial.

Harsh truths from Canberra's early days still relevant

The Abortion Rights Campaign holds a solidarity march in London following the Supreme Court ruling at American Embassy (US Embassy). Picture: Getty Images

Women's reproductive rights have been overturned by the US Supreme Court, which some experts say could impact Australia.

'Need for constant vigilance': What Roe v Wade could mean for Australia

Victorian Premier Daniel Andrews has unveiled his new cabinet, who will be sworn in next week.

Andrews locks in new Victorian cabinet

The AMA wants people to stay home if they are ill, as mask rules are eased at venues like airports.

Warning as Omicron sub-variant cases surge

The Crows getting ready to run on the field for the first game of the season. Picture: Sarah Matthews

They were among the first women's football teams from a remote Aboriginal community in the country, and now the Arnhem Crows are revolutionising women's footy in the Territory.

Meet the team revolutionising women's footy

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese spoke alongside Science and Industry Minister Ed Husic and Chief Minister Natasha Fyles. Picture: Sarah Matthews

Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has stopped in Darwin on his way home from Indonesia to announce the first ever rocket launches from the Arnhem Space Centre.

PM announces first rocket launches from NT space station

The stellar occultation will be best observed north of Katherine. 

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Pluto is set to pass in front of a distant star in a "once-in-a-life" astronomical event, and the best place in the world to see it is Katherine.

NASA scientists head to remote Australian town for rare Pluto sighting

The whole of the Katherine community gets behind Do It For Dolly Day. Picture: Sarah Matthews

Being in Dolly Everett's hometown of Katherine on Do It For Dolly Day was one of the most special and emotional experiences I've ever had as a journalist.

Do It For Dolly Day is special and emotional

Dolly Everett's older sister Meg is now an ambassador for Dolly's Dream. Picture: Supplied

Dolly Everett's older sister, Meg, has come on board as an ambassador for the charity established in her little sister's name ahead of this year's Do It For Dolly Day.

Dolly's sister Meg Everett named Dolly's Dream ambassador

Me eating my first ever laksa in the Top End and the Darwin International Laksa Festival. 

As someone who has now lived in Darwin for almost two years, I've managed to get my head around the majority of the Top End's quirks. But one thing I don't understand is Darwin's obsession with laksa.

Darwin is obsessed with laksa, and I don't get it

Nyikina woman Hayley Shields started a Bachelor of Environmental Science last year. Picture: Sarah Matthews

First Nations people make up less than two per cent of Australia's university students, but these four students are paving the way to better representation.

Meet the First Nations university students paving the way to a more equal future

Jacci Ingham loved living in Katherine. But when a lack of mental health support left her homeless, she had no choice but to leave.

When a lack of mental health care in her regional hometown left Jacci homeless, she was forced to leave

Barunga teacher Anita Painter is on a mission to get more Aboriginal people trained up as teachers. Picture: Sarah Matthews

After working as an educator and role model for the kids of her community for more than three decades, Anita Painter got her teaching degree. And now she's on a mission to inspire other First Nations people to do the same.

Meet the First Nations teacher on a mission to get more Indigenous teachers in schools

ROAD TRIP: Everywhere is a long way from anywhere in the Territory. Image: SHUTTERSTOCK

One of the biggest mistakes tourists to the Northern Territory make is just how far away it is from everything, and how far away things are from each other.