NT Police are seeking the public’s assistance in connection to an alleged assault against two men that occurred in Katherine early Saturday morning, where a ute reportedly attempted to run one of the men down in a park after the other man was knocked unconscious.
A man has been charged after allegedly smashing a woman in the face with a glass bottle in Tennant Creek, and then assaulting police officers, NT Police said.
Politicians need to be vocal in opposition to small block subdivisions and acknowledge they are not the way planning in the Territory should be going, while their silence means they support these sardine subdivisions with no backyards, writes Gerry Wood.
Crocodile expert Adam Britton has been sentenced to more than 10 years in prison, with a non-parole period of six years, after pleading guilty to more than 60 offences, mostly related to the sexual torture and killing of pet dogs, with the remainder related to processing child sex abuse material.
Today’s national news includes Greens blaming the Albanese government for the housing crisis, Minister Watt defending government outlay amid inflation jitters, Australia and Indonesia boosting EV research and supply chain, South Korean pension funds turning to Australia due to dismal US returns, and Harvest Rock Music Festival show 2024 being canceled.
Energy Resources of Australia has said the Federal Court has issued an interim order to stay the decision of the Northern Territory Government to refuse to
renew its Jabiluka mineral lease, after the company initiated legal action on Tuesday.
Yipirinya school principal Gavin Morris has been arrested and charged by the NT Police over multiple alleged aggravated assaults of students at the school on separate occasions in 2023.
Northern Territory motorists pay almost 32 times more in car registration fees to the NT Government than the gas industry pays in royalties, a new report by the Australia Institute shows, while a gas industry report says natural gas is essential to the Territory’s energy security and economy, calling for a Territory minister for gas development and legislation to prevent legal action against projects.
A woman who allegedly stabbed three people she knew in the head with a broken bottle in a Sadadeen home early yesterday morning has not yet been caught, NT Police said.
The body of a man who did not return from a hunting trip at Milingimbi on Sunday has been found, NT Police said.
The Darwin Aboriginal Art Fair will again be held at the Darwin Convention Centre for three days from tomorrow.
A man was flown to Royal Darwin Hospital after being stabbed in an unnamed remote Roper Gulf community overnight, and his attackers are still on the run, NT Police said.
