A man has been arrested in Alice Springs after he allegedly pushed his partner over causing her head to hit the floor and lose consciousness, NT Police said.
Darwin school staffer charged for alleged sex with student: Police
UPDATED: A 34-year-old male school employee in Darwin has been charged with sexual intercourse with a young person, who attended the school where the man worked, NT Police said Friday. The school at the centre of the alleged offending has now been identified.
‘I’d shake your hand, but I don’t know if I still have hands:’ MLA speaks on behalf of elderly machete attack victim
A 71-year-old man named Trevor is in intensive care following surgery after he was attacked with a machete during a home invasion on Wednesday morning, an MLA has said, while another source has told the NT Independent two teenagers allegedly tried to cut off the man’s hand, and succeeded in cutting off one of his fingers.
Palmerston golf championship to be televised in Australia and New Zealand
Palmerston’s NT PGA Championship is back as part of the PGA Tour of Australasia and will be televised for the first time, while the Finocchiaro Government is taking credit for the broadcast but has not disclosed the costs to taxpayers.
Darwin RSL’s proposed changes to Admiralty House get tick of approval
The Darwin RSL’s plans for old Admiralty House in the city have been approved by the government, with the veteran’s group saying they hope to open its new social club there in four months.
Buyer confidence returning to NT’s property market, but more reforms needed for sustainability: Property Council report
Despite strong growth prospects and high demand, the NT’s property sector continues to face challenges from low construction activity and high rental costs, even as new affordable housing schemes have been implemented, according to a new report.
Peggy Cheong resigns as executive director of NT WorkSafe amid recent ‘administrative failures’
NT WorkSafe executive director Peggy Cheong has resigned her role after nearly two-and-a-half years leading the workplace regulator.
Darwin Festival announces largest ever foodie program
Going on a 1920s-style bar hop, or attending a banquet feast while listening to murder ballads being sung by roving performers, are two of the options in an expanded Taste of Darwin program at this year’s Darwin Festival, which will also see the return of Hanuman restaurant, the organisers have said.
Police union calls for urgent action to protect officers after ‘hostile vehicle’ incidents
The government and the NT Police executive need to take urgent action to protect police officers following a series of threatening incidents involving vehicles being used to ram police cars and driving directly at officers, the union representing NT Police officers said, adding they fear it is “only a matter of time before an officer is killed”.
International cricket is back in the NT after 17 years
TIO Stadium will kick off the ‘Summer of Cricket’ by hosting two T20 International Men’s Cricket matches on August 10 and 12, with Australia facing South Africa in Darwin’s first-ever T20 International match.
Police called for backup as community strife intensifies in Wadeye
A large “disturbance” in Wadeye over the weekend had police scrambling for backup as the incident continued after fighting families were first dispersed, NT Police said, with weapons seized.
Officers swerved at by vehicle attempting to evade arrest; lying cop praises police efforts
A planned arrest in the northern suburbs quickly escalated Thursday morning, after a 25-year-old male and another man used a vehicle to swerve at police officers, smashing into a police vehicle, with the event ending after a foot chase through a school oval and a taser being deployed, NT Police said. Meanwhile, the police executive attempted to use the serious situation to rehabilitate a lying police officer’s public image.