Charles Darwin University law lecturer Ros Vickers helps shed some light on what COVID-19 new rules might mean for residents of the Territory.


Charles Darwin University law lecturer Ros Vickers helps shed some light on what COVID-19 new rules might mean for residents of the Territory.

Territorians are being warned of cyber criminals ramping up online frauds related to the COVID-19 pandemic.

A second Alice Springs woman has tested positive for coronavirus Thursday evening, bringing the Territory’s total to 22 confirmed cases.

Another Darwin man has put the public at risk and copped a large fine for failing to follow a self-quarantine order.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner says he’s “buying time” with taxpayer money to wait out the coronavirus pandemic in the Northern Territory and expects businesses to continue to “take a whack” for at least 18 months.

The NT Government says 2,131 Territorians have been tested for coronavirus as of Monday. Here is the criteria for getting tested.

Here’s everything you need to know about the Northern Territory’s confirmed cases of coronavirus.

We wish we were launching under better circumstances. The NT Independent had intended to launch next month, but given the crisis we are launching early to fill the gaps in local coverage.

We’re offering free advertising on the NT Independent website for all businesses wishing to advertise to the public during these uncertain times.

The Chief Minister’s office has declined to release a list of hotels it selected as COVID-19 quarantine facilities for all interstate travellers arriving in the NT and how they were chosen.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner and Resources Minister Paul Kirby, have declined to answer questions and not disclosed that some FIFO mine workers have been granted exemptions to work on NT mine sites.

States and territories are publishing details of flights where we know someone who was on board has been diagnosed with COVID-19. Here are the details.