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The Northern Territory Country Hour is the country's finest hour
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Workers at the Roper Bar iron ore mine in the NT have been stood-down by the company Nathan River Resources. Lamb demand surges ahead of Greek Easter.
Trucking company Nighthawk Transport has entered voluntary administration. How will this impact remote parts of the Territory?
A major mud crabbing operations says its busiest period has been delayed, due to the massive wet season this year.
Two mining deals have been signed in central Australia and the Barkly, worth a combined $746 million. AACo not investigated over the death of more than 100 cattle in Queensland, after it assured regulators the problem had been fixed.
Thousands of fish have died near Darwin due to acidic run-off from an iron ore stockpile. The Country Hour spends the Easter long weekend at the Aileron rodeo.
Darwin was once home to Australia's largest biodiesel refinery, what happened to it? Australia's largest barramundi farm harvested 175 tonnes of fish in one week for Easter.
Australia's largest wild-caught prawn operation is set to close, impacting hundreds of workers. The sun is finally out for NT cotton growers, but how are crops looking after weeks of wet weather and grey skies?
Meet the new managers of the Stuart Wells Camel Farm; The NT government has enacted the Price Exploitation Prevention Act to "hold fuel companies to account".
The government will halve the fuel excise for the next three months and reduce charges for heavy vehicles. What difference will this make at the pump?
The NT government says Golden Snapper stocks in Greater Darwin are at "critically low levels", but questions have been raised about the accuracy of the data.
The NT government has applied to have locally grown Blacklip rock oysters exempt from the rules on cadmium levels. War in the Middle East is impacting the nation's vegetable production.
The NT Government has applied to Food Standards Australia New Zealand (FSANZ), to have Blacklip rock oysters exempt from the current rules for cadmium levels in molluscs.
Country Hour talks fuel, floods and fertiliser with NT Farmers CEO Andrew Bourne. "We dodged the biggest bullet of all time" says Warren de With in Katherine.
"We're essentially going to have an emergency department in a backpack". NT cattle industry prepares for RFDS virtual health trial.
Farmers are unhappy with Australia's new free trade deal with the European Union. A major flood is now possible in Katherine tomorrow morning.
Ex-Tropical Cyclone Narelle dumped plenty of rain on the weekend, but the town of Katherine looks to have avoided a major flood event.
The NT Cattlemen's Association Conference had a theme this year of "Better on Beef".
The Country Hour broadcasts from the Northern Territory Cattlemen's Association conference.
NT Government has finalised its Buffel Grass Weed Management Plan. Aroona Station has been sold.
Core Lithium has announced to the ASX that it plans to restart mining near Darwin.
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