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Who did Katherine vote for when they headed to the polls on Saturday (and beforehand at the early voting centre)? Picture: Sarah Matthews

We've seen the results for Lingiari in general, but who did Katherine vote for when they headed to the polls?

How Katherine voted in the 2022 federal election

The race is tight between the CLP's Damien Ryan and Labor's Marion Scrymgour. Picture: Supplied

Labor is ahead in the polls for Lingiari, but it could still be weeks before an official result is declared.

Labor ahead in Lingiari polls but thousands of votes left to count

Labor's Marion Scrymgour and the CLP's Damien Ryan are set for a tight race to victory in Lingiari. Picture: Sarah Matthews

The NT heads to the polls with decisions to make and democracy sausages to eat. Keep up to date with our rolling coverage of election day in the NT.

ELECTION 2022: Northern Territory

NT environmental groups have welcomed the Coalition's pledge of an extra $11m in funding to tackling Gamba grass in the NT.

Environmental groups welcome Coalition Gamba grass commitment

PM returns to Top End

Prime Minister Scott Morrison. Picture: Simone De Peak.

The Prime Minister has attempted to spruik his housing policy, while sledging Labor over election costings.

PM spruiks super for housing and more powers for health in pandemic

Michael Gunner's mum Jane, wife Kirsty and sons Hudson and Nash. Picture: Sarah Matthews

NT Chief Minister Michael Gunner has paid tribute to his wife and his mother in a teary farewell speech after announcing his resignation.

Gunner pays tribute to wife, mum in teary farewell speech

Northern Territory Coroner Greg Cavanagh believes Paddy Moriarty and his dog were killed "likely due to the ongoing feud with his nearest neighbours" and has referred his findings to the Commissioner of Police, an inquest has heard.

Paddy Moriarty likely killed 'due to ongoing feud with his nearest neighbours', coroner finds

Northern Territory coroner has referred his findings to the Commissioner of Police.

NTCA president David Connolly opening today's conference, called Pioneers, Pastures and Perserverance, at the Darwin Convention Centre.

Social photos from today's NTCA conference in Darwin

Big Rivers farmers head to Cattleman's conference

BIG PICTURE: The staggering plans are to export sunshine from the NT outback to help power the island nation of Singapore. Picture: Sun Cable.

The world's largest solar project based in the Aussie outback has more investment from its billionaire backers.

Outback's giant solar farm still powering on

Zachary Rolfe speaks after his acquittal. Picture: AAP

Kumanjayi Walker and Zachary Rolfe could not have come from more different worlds.

Wounds run deep as a community comes to terms with tragedy

Kumanjayi Walker's cousin Samara Fernandez-Brown. Picture: Sarah Matthews

Warlpiri Elders have demanded a "ceasefire" in their communities after an NT cop was found not guilty of murder over the shooting death of Warlpiri teen Kumanjayi Walker.

'Kumanjayi would be proud of us': Family addresses not guilty murder verdict

Constable Zachary Rolfe speaks outside court after his acquittal over the shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker, inset. Picture: Sarah Matthews, Supplied

Zachary Rolfe's lawyer says there were no winners, after the Northern Territory police officer was acquitted of all charges over the fatal shooting of Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker in November 2019.

'No winners': NT cop Rolfe acquitted of murdering Aboriginal teen

Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker, left, was shot three times by Constable Zachary Rolfe. Pictures: Supplied, Sarah Matthews

The jury in the murder trial of Northern Territory police officer Zachary Rolfe has been advised not to be swayed by their emotions or outside opinions.

Jury begins deliberating in Zachary Rolfe murder trial

Zachary Rolfe is nearing the end of his murder trial. Picture: Sarah Matthews

NT cop Zachary Rolfe was arrested and charged with the murder of Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker before a "proper investigation" had taken place, his lawyer had told the court in his final address to the jury.

Rolfe charged with murder before 'proper investigation' held: court

HAPPY DAYS AHEAD: Michael Gunner and Lauren Moss with Chairman of the Board, Gurindji Aboriginal Corporation George Edwards and local children Keithan Berry, Reshaun Dodd and Tevicha Bernard. 

"We want to be the community that can mentor other communities."

Another historic milestone is celebrated by Gurindji people

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It will be time to batten down the hatches in Katherine when Paddy comes to town.

The severe weather season is upon us

Rolfe charged with murder before 'proper investigation' held: defence

Here's when to get your parcels and letters in the mail.

Got a parcel to send for Christmas? Australia Post has released its deadlines

Final witness Ben McDevitt, left, leaves the Darwin Supreme Court after giving evidence. Kumanjayi Walker, centre. Zachary Rolfe, right, earlier in the trial. Pictures: Sarah Matthews and supplied

Everything Constable Zachary Rolfe did on the night of the alleged murder of Aboriginal teenager Kumanjayi Walker was consistent with his training, a court has heard.

Rolfe's actions on night of fatal arrest 'consistent with training', court hears

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A new assessment tool will show companies how to measure and report on nature-related risks.

Ethical investors shaping nature risk tool

Former superannuation minister Jane Hume is one of the favourites to become the next Liberal deputy leader. Picture: Elesa Kurtz

Members of the Liberals' decimated moderate faction are swinging in behind Melbourne-based senator Jane Hume to become the party's deputy leader.

Sussan Ley, Jane Hume loom as deputy options amid fight over Liberals' direction

Ellen Sandell wants the general sale of second generation rodent poisons banned in Victoria.

Vic store mice poison ban push set to fail

Exit-polling shows climate action was a priority for voters in regional NSW seats like Gilmore.

Climate a priority in NSW regional seats

Anthony Albanese says Labor will seek to build relationships across the Pacific and Asia.

Albanese steadfast after China outreach

Among the 77 reptiles were three venomous snakes. Picture: Australian Museum

Two men have been have copped around $40,000 in fines for trying to smuggle 77 reptiles out of the NT.

Pair fined $40k for NT snake smuggling operation

The stellar occultation will be best observed north of Katherine. 

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Pluto is set to pass in front of a distant star in a "once-in-a-life" astronomical event, and the best place in the world to see it is Katherine.

NASA scientists head to Katherine for rare Pluto sighting

The 50-year-old man was arrested in Alice Springs today. 

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Police have arrested a man in relation to a hit and run which killed a 19-year-old near Timber Creek last month.

Man arrested over fatal Timber Creek hit and run

Anthony Albanese claims victory. Picture: Screenshot

Follow the updates and results for the federal election as they happen here.

As it happened: 'Australians have voted for change': Albo claims victory

All polling booths are set to be open across the country tomorrow. Picture: Karleen Minney

The Electoral Commissioner has confirmed all polling places will be open for election day.

All polling places will be open for election day: AEC

The program delivers sports and recreation activities across seven remote communities in the region. Picture: Supplied

The Victoria Daly Regional Council is calling on the incoming federal government, as well as the NT Government, to boost "inadequate" funding for their sports and recreation program.

Vic Daly council calls for government to 'adequately' fund sports and rec program

Three remote communities are set to get new and improved housing. 

The NT Government is set to build 10 new houses and extend and upgrade 25 houses across Nganmarriyanga, Nauiyu and Peppimenarti.

New and upgraded houses for Nganmarriyanga, Nauiyu, Peppimenarti

Last year's Dreaming Under the Sun function is set to be replaced with the evening cocktail Dreaming Under the Stars event. Picture: Supplied

Katherine's favourite event to get dressed up for, the Dreaming Under the Stars fundraiser for Dolly's Dream is returning for 2022.

Dreaming Under the Stars returns to Katherine

Jawoyn staff members Phill, Jerome and Edwina have been taking community residents into Katherine to vote at the pre-polls. Picture: Supplied

The Jawoyn Association has transported around 50 people from Aboriginal communities in the Katherine region to the early voting booth.

Jawoyn Association transports remote residents to pre-polls

Human Rights Minister Tara Cheyne said Canberrans were being treated as second-class citizens. Picture: Sitthixay Ditthavong 

Scott Morrison confirmed a Coalition government would not seek to overturn the ban if re-elected, saying it was "not our policy".

PM confirms no plans to repeal voluntary assisted dying ban on territories as NSW laws pass

Katherine author and illustrator Kim Scott. Picture: Elizabeth Morris

Local author Kim Scott's latest book recounts her experience growing up in Katherine, using illustrations to capture memories that have been lost.

Local author captures lost Katherine memories in new book

The Stronger Futures bill was passed on Tuesdsay night. 

A number of the NT's peak bodies for health, law, social services and police are calling for urgent consultation with Aboriginal communities over the NT Government's new liquor laws.

'Absolutely disgusting': NT peak bodies call for consutlation over new liquor laws

NT residents receive just 16 per cent of the medicare funding of an average Australian. Photo: Adam McLean.

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Most of Australia has good access to doctors, but the Northern Territory does not.

First Nations people in the NT receive just 16% of the Medicare funding of an average Australian

Construction on the boat ramp upgrade is expected to start this month. Picture: The National Environmental Science Programs Northern Australia Hub.

The Daly River Boat Ramp upgrade is another step closer to completion with the $4.35 million tender being awarded today.

Construction on Daly River boat ramp upgrade to start this month

Katherine Police officers found to have failed in their duties when called out to assist a woman five days before she was killed by her ex-partner have fronted an inquest into her death.

'Not your best hour': Cops front inquest over Katherine DV death

Greens Senate candidate Jane Anlezark (second from left) at the Katherine markets. Picture: Supplied

Fracking, water and housing are the major election issues for Katherine voters, according to Greens senate candidate Jane Anlezark.