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Saturday 27 June 2026 · 6:00am

Good morning, Darwin.

Here are the five things you need to know before your first coffee.

  • Council passes new harbour foreshore plan after a four-hour debate. What it means for residents in Larrakeyah and Stuart Park.
  • NT Police release CCTV from an alleged assault on Mitchell Street over the weekend.
  • Two new restaurants have opened in the Waterfront precinct this month. Our quick verdict on both.

Weather: 31°C, partly cloudy. Humidity climbing through the afternoon.

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Council greenlights waterfront overhaul after marathon meeting

A 4-3 vote sends the long-delayed precinct plan to design. What changed, who pushed back, and the timeline residents can actually count on.


Also today

  • · New flight route adds a second daily service to Singapore.
  • · The small business owners pushing back on the new parking rules.
  • · Sport: a wet-season fixture shake-up and one quiet trade signing.

One thing to do

Sunset markets are back at the foreshore from 4pm. Bring cash for the satay stall on the eastern end.

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