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Heavy rain across parts of Queensland and northern NSW has lifted the cattle market "to a new gear". The Berry Springs Mango Festival returns this weekend.

South32 plans to spend $100 million to pump water from its Groote Eylandt mine. The Wyndham radar has returned. And which cattle station has applied to clear more than 7,300 hectares?

Melon exports from the NT have been increasing. NextDC's share price crashed today. Why?

Beef businesses are making more money from selling land, rather than cattle. The Indonesian government has been dropping dry ice from planes to try and disperse smoke haze from wildfires, but does it actually work?

A bushfire that started last month in the Roper Gulf region is still going, and has now burnt through more than 1 million hectares. The Rare Breeds Trust of Australia is celebrating 25 years of operation.

The NT's sea cucumber fishery has been given an international tick for its sustainability. Humpty Doo Barra produced 162 tonnes of fish in the lead up to National Barramundi Day.

Brazil has overtaken the United States as the world's largest beef producer. What does this mean for Australia's cattle industry?

KGL Resources has made a final investment decision on its Jervois copper project in central Australia. Brazil has overtaken the US as the world's largest beef producer.

KGL Resources says its Jervois copper project is fully funded and ready to be developed.

The NT is forecast to produce about 3.7 million trays of mangoes this year, which is well down on previous seasons.

Another wild storm hit Alice Springs yesterday, bringing down trees, damaging cars, as well as homes and businesses. Hundreds of cattle have been mustered at Kidman Springs using virtual fencing.

The new Tiger Brennan Drive overpass in Darwin has been named the Luke Bowen Bridge. Redundancies are likely at South 32's manganese mine on Groote Eylandt as the cost of production skyrockets.

In honour of one of Australia's finest leaders in agriculture, the Tiger Brennan Drive and Berrimah Road Overpass in Darwin has been officially named the ‘Luke Bowen Bridge'.

First sod turned on $1.6 billion rare earths project in Central Australia. Gary Frost has sold the Dunmarra Roadhouse after 23 years of ownership.

A network fault is impacting all online systems and services within the NT government. Brahman bulls heading to the NT after a successful 49th annual Brahman Week Sale in Rockhampton.