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Arrest made over hit-and-run in northern suburbs
A 23-year-old man has been arrested in connection to a hit-and-run on Vanderlin Drive near Hibiscus Shopping Centre on Thursday afternoon that sent two people to hospital, including one with life-threatening injuries.
Crime scene established at torched training centre building in Wadeye
Two people have been arrested after the trade training centre inside the school in Wadeye was set on fire, NT Police said.
Meredith Day Huntingford appointed as Supreme Court judge
Meredith Day Huntingford has been appointed as a Supreme Court of the Northern Territory judge, the Attorney General and Justice Minister Chansey Paech has announced.
Man stabbed in the back in Wadeye
A Wadeye man has been charged after another man was stabbed in the back in the remote community, NT Police said.
Teen victim of bike jacking
A teenager was the victim of a pushbike jacking in Alice Springs when a group threatened him with an unspecified edged weapon, NT Police said.
Three girls rob service station: police
Three female youths allegedly robbed a service station in Eaton, NT Police said.
Woman taken to hospital after being stabbed in the neck
A man has been charged after allegedly stabbing a woman in the neck in a Moil street, NT Police said.
Fatal Arnhem Highway crash under investigation
A deadly head-on collision on the Arnhem Highway over the weekend has left one person dead and another reportedly in hospital, NT Police said.
Paramedics threatened with knife in Alice Springs
Two Alice Springs paramedics feared for their lives, and the life of their patient, when they were threatened by a bystander with a knife, the union representing paramedics said.
Police union boss backs Murphy, says he ‘reflected on behaviour and learned from it’
The NT Police Association has backed Commissioner Michael Murphy after he failed to investigate racist material last year and lied to the public about it, with the union’s boss saying Mr Murphy has done “everything to rectify the situation”, but was unable to point to one instance in which the NTPA has publicly criticised the Commissioner specifically for any issue.
No charges to be laid in Paddy Moriarty case: DPP
There is insufficient evidence to charge anyone with the 2017 disappearance of Paddy Moriarty, the NT Director of Public Prosecutions has concluded, more than two years after being referred the matter by the NT Coroner.