Mt Keppler Station has planted around 100 hectares of rice this year; and 20 Indonesian students have arrived in the NT for the NTCA's annual pastoral exchange program.

Based in the Northern Territory for 31 years, Garry Cook was instrumental in setting up savanna burning methodology, which is now commonly used across northern Australia.

Fishermen voice concerns over latest water allocation plan for Katherine; and Dr Garry Cook reflects on 31 years with the CSIRO.

The NT Buffalo Industry Council has a new president. The remnants of a 'wagonette' found on Aileron Station.

The Country Hour speaks with Chris Calogeras following his nomination for the National Seafood Hall of Fame.

Farmers across Australia are struggling to deal with changes to the Horticulture Award. The NT's Chris Calogeras has been nominated for the National Seafood Hall of Fame.

Hundreds of rangers on the Cox Peninsula for the 2019 Indigenous Ranger Forum; and NT Farmers' trial shows benefits of beneficial insects are too good to ignore.

A remote saw mill in Arnhem Land is busy preparing timber for a significant contract with Darwin Botanic Gardens.

A man has died after being buried under rock and soil at Bootu Creek mine. Siam weed has been found in the NT for the first time.

Fishing boats forced to unload at Fisherman's Wharf while Duck Pond is closed for repairs; and what is the collective noun for turkeys?