A safety alert has been issued warning restaurants and households to only use approved gas cartridges and appliances, after an explosion last month at Little Miss Korea injured five people.
UPDATE: Police have man in custody after dead teen found on Palmerston driveway
UPDATE: A 20-year-old man has been detained by police in connection to the death of an 18-year-old whose body was discovered early Saturday morning on the driveway of a Palmerston home, NT Police said.
Fatal crashes in Katherine, Yulara claim three lives
The NT Police investigations into fatal crashes in Katherine and Yulara on Friday highlighted the lack of seatbelts as contributing factors in the deaths of three people who were ejected from their vehicles upon impact.
Darwin opens $13.2m toxic wastewater treatment facility at Shoal Bay
A new wastewater treatment plant is now operating in Darwin’s Shoal Bay waste facility to treat more than 50 megalitres per year of toxic chemicals found in wastewater.
Korab Resources re-focus operations on Territory mining assets due to war in Ukraine
Korab Resources has turned its focus on its mineral exploration activities in the Territory after the ongoing war in Ukraine placed its Bobrikovo mining project in Luhansk, eastern Ukraine at a standstill.
‘Scared to fall asleep at night’: Territory Labor heavyweight Kent Rowe’s rape victim speaks
The woman who was sexually assaulted as a child for years by former Labor Party secretary Kent Rowe has told the NT Supreme Court she is “serving a life sentence” for the crimes he committed against her.
Police rule out foul play in human skull discovery north of Katherine
NT Police have closed their investigation into the discovery of a human skull north of Katherine, stating that the remains were from a “historic traditional burial”.
Man charged for allegedly driving unregistered ute at female partner
A 41-year-old Alice Springs man was charged by police after allegedly driving a defective and unregistered ute at his female partner early Wednesday morning while she walked along a footpath on Gap Road, NT Police said.
No change to law despite Deputy Chief stating Red Centre Nats burns victims ‘slipped through the cracks’
The NT Government has not amended the law to allow people to sue event organisers for negligence if they are injured by a car, despite Deputy Chief Minister Nicole Manison stating in 2018 that spectators being seriously burnt at the Red Centre Nats was “exactly the type of situation we need to look at”.
Mystery of bus assault deepens as a different child arrested: Police
The ongoing saga of a 12-year-old girl who was allegedly assaulted on a bus and at the Casuarina bus exchange by three adults on Sunday evening has taken another turn, with police arresting and charging a new character in the drama.
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Police say woman’s bus assault may be connected to girl’s assault
A woman “of Asian appearance” was allegedly assaulted by a group of girls onboard a bus on Saturday evening in an incident police suspect may be linked to a 12-year-old girl’s assault the following day at the Casuarina bus exchange, NT Police said.