Northern Territory News

5 days ago | ntnews.com.au | Courtney Snowden |Matt Bell

NewsNorthern TerritoryTerritory home prices are expected to surge by up to 107 per cent by 2030 if the pandemic price boom is replicated. Exclusive PropTrack analysis forecasted strong growth across many Territory markets in the next five years, with homeowners predicted to see their properties increase in value by hundreds of thousands of dollars.

5 days ago | ntnews.com.au | Courtney Snowden |Matt Bell

NewsNorthern TerritoryA century-old troppo-style home chock-full of character and charm is going under the hammer in Coconut Grove, sitting on the water at the end of a quiet court. The four-bedroom home sits on an 837 sqm block at 33 Martin Cres, Coconut Grove, backing onto a seasonal waterway and close to parklands and walking paths.

6 days ago | ntnews.com.au | Adam Sherry

Racenet and The Daily Telegraph form analyst Adam Sherry provides his best bets and race-by-race analysis for Kembla and best bet for Glen Innes on Saturday. The Form: Complete NSW Racing thoroughbred form, including video replays and all you need to know about every horse, jockey and trainer. Find a winner here!BEST BETRace 3 No. 2: KING’S SECRETKicked off his second campaign with a nice win and hard to beat again. NEXT BESTRace 6 No. 5: LYLESHandy third behind Media World first-up.

1 week ago | ntnews.com.au | Shayne O’Cass

Country Championship Final winning jockey Ben Looker aims to add the $500,000 The Coast to his resume but not before boosting his extraordinary Grafton tally. The one-time apprentice to local legend and Kosciuszko winning trainer John Shelton, Looker brought up his 1,300th winner when Point Out won at Quirindi 11 days ago. Not surprisingly, Grafton is Looker’s most successful track with a current total of 259 wins.

1 week ago | ntnews.com.au | David Campbell |Matt Bell

NewsA neighbour row over a strip of land just 3cm across has left a family facing “death threats” from locals. Darren and Debbie White have been locked in a bitter dispute with the Alder family in Chelmsford, Essex, since 2016. The court battle started when the White family demolished a boundary wall to make room for a garden home for their son. They claimed the wall separating their properties was structurally unsafe and “wonky”.