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  • 4 weeks ago | nit.com.au | David Prestipino |Jackson Clark |Dechlan Brennan |Callan Morse

    Traditional Owners want the Northern Territory government to prosecute gas explorers after a recent fracking spill at Beetaloo Basin caused lingering environmental damage. The two companies actively drilling fracking wells in the Beetaloo Basin - Empire Energy and Tamboran Resources - have had seven compliance breaches over the past 12 months, with significant spills and potential contamination events.

  • 1 month ago | nit.com.au | Murray Wenzel |Jackson Clark |Callan Morse

    Jordan Petaia's NFL audition has arrived, with the Wallabies star among 14 foreign charges to feature in University of South Florida's pro day in front of scouts from all 32 clubs. The 25-year-old has spent the last 10 weeks at the NFL's International Player Pathway (IPP) training program at Florida's IMG Academy. New Zealand basketballer Nathaniel Salmon and fringe Australian rugby league and union professionals Laitia Moceidreke and Laki Tasi are also among the intake.

  • 1 month ago | nit.com.au | David Prestipino |Jackson Clark |Andrew Mathieson |Dechlan Brennan

    Fremantle's three Indigenous recruits experienced their first smoking ceremony as Dockers at a special event to celebrate the start of the 2025 AFL season. Superstar Richmond recruit Shai Bolton, Quinton Narkle, snapped from Port Adelaide after six years at Geelong, and South Australian small forward Isaiah Dudley, joined Fremantle players and staff in the Yorkas Nyinning area of Kings Park (Kaarta Koomba) for the ceremony.

  • 1 month ago | nit.com.au | Jackson Clark |Andrew Mathieson |Dechlan Brennan

    Adelaide AFLW star Danielle Ponter has identified her aerobic capacity as a key component of her game that she wishes to improve heading into the 2025 season. One of the most skilled players in the competition, the Tiwi and Marranunggu woman is hoping to have more of an impact in a hybrid forward-midfield role for the Crows this season. The 25-year-old told the club building her fitness base is something she is continuing to focus on during the off-season.

  • 2 months ago | nit.com.au | Giovanni Torre |Andrew Mathieson |Jackson Clark

    Noongar business and community leader Colleen Hayward didn't mince words at WA Labor's state election campaign launch on Sunday, firing a clear shot at the Liberal Party's culture war tactics. Professor Hayward gave a Welcome to Country at the event, something conspicuous in its absence from the Liberal party's campaign launch. "We don't refuse to stand in front of the Aboriginal flag or deny its existence, even though it is a gazetted flag of Australia," she said.

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