News 139 | NT Independent
Lawler says Kirkman’s conduct not appropriate, referred to Public Employment Commissioner again

Lawler says Kirkman’s conduct not appropriate, referred to Public Employment Commissioner again

DIPL chief executive Andrew Kirkman has been referred to the Public Employment Commissioner following a court ruling that found he engaged in “an aggressive, threatening and inappropriate manner” toward a female staffer, while an internal investigation in 2021 recommended forbidding recording conversations in the department after Mr Kirkman was exposed.

NTPA calls for ‘safe places’ for members to obtain mental health and wellbeing services

NTPA calls for ‘safe places’ for members to obtain mental health and wellbeing services

NT Police officers need ‘safe places’ away from major police stations where members can receive counselling and the government needs to fully fund and staff a wellbeing team to deliver preventative and responsive services, the union representing the NT’s cops said, while the Police Minister has refused to provide more details around proposed new wellbeing services for officers.

CLP outraise Labor in political gifts, as Chief Minister says it’s ok for staffers to solicit donations

CLP outraise Labor in political gifts, as Chief Minister says it’s ok for staffers to solicit donations

Chief Minister Eva Lawler says ministerial staffers can solicit political donations for Territory Labor, but only after work hours, as the NT Electoral Commission released the latest political donation returns, that show Tamboran Resources is Labor’s largest donor ahead of the 2024 general election. SEE THE FULL LIST

Police looking to identify mental health risks, two years after review found no defined mental health strategy

Police looking to identify mental health risks, two years after review found no defined mental health strategy

More than two years after a secret review into well-being services for police found there was no defined strategy to deal with mental health matters, the Lawler Government has established an early intervention program for police well-being, while a former officer who is still waiting for a wellness check three years after he left the force said it has taken too long.

Cop who shot at Parap man is TRG marksman, sent racist messages while in the IRT

Cop who shot at Parap man is TRG marksman, sent racist messages while in the IRT

EXCLUSIVE: The police officer who fired a single shot at a disturbed man in Parap last week that missed the target is currently a trained marksman in the elite NT Police’s Territory Response Group, the NT Independent can reveal, who was in the IRT unit back in 2019 when he sent racist text messages calling Indigenous people “n****rs”, but was later promoted to the TRG.

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