Chalker delays filing evidence against Fyles, Worden in legal case | NT Independent

Chalker delays filing evidence against Fyles, Worden in legal case

by | Apr 27, 2023 | News, Subscriber | 4 comments

Outgoing police commissioner Jamie Chalker has delayed filing his evidence against Chief Minister Natasha Fyles, according to a Supreme Court order that granted him a deadline extension, indicating a settlement could be imminent that would keep the details of the case secret.

The Australian reported on Wednesday night that Mr Chalker was due to file his evidence on Monday by 4pm but that Judge John Reeves extended the deadline until May 1.

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4 Comments

  1. Looking for a payout to save incompetent ministers from embarrassment.

  2. No way the NTG is going to let this go to court, there is too much that the public would be made aware of. Chalker knows this and will receive what he has asked for and we will never find that out.

  3. Both Gunner and Fyles should be in jail.

  4. Respectful of tax payers money. Well that’s a mistruth right there. Worden and Fyles obviously have someone else in mind and thought they’d ditch Jamie Chalker. They misjudged that like they do everything else. There is no such thing as seperation of power, integrity or loyalty in the NT. It’s a matter of whose sycophant you happen to be. Disgusting.

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