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Opinion: The last refuge of police comradery has been shattered forever
We were always told as new recruits that at times you will need to vent, swear, cry and discuss things with your colleagues that the average person would find confronting and offensive, but NT Police officers now know that their private messages can be illegally obtained and used by the Commissioner against them, splashed across the national media, writes former officer Carey Joy.
Man dies after motorbike crash at Bees Creek: Police
A man has died at the scene of his motorbike crash at Bees Creek overnight, NT Police has said.
Tiwi islanders celebrate court win over Barossa gas project, while Santos warns government about future investment
Gas giant Santos has been ordered to pause work on its $4.7 billion off-shore Barossa gas project, after a federal court ruled in favour of traditional owners on the Tiwi Islands, leaving the company warning the Federal Government they need to take action to reduce “uncertainty” for national gas projects.
Police arrest, charge another man in connection to fatal Outback Wrangler helicopter crash
UPDATED: A 44-year-old man has been arrested and now charged with conspiracy to pervert the course of justice as part of an ongoing police investigation into the fatal helicopter crash in West Arnhem that killed Outback Wrangler star Chris ‘Willow’ Wilson in February.
$16.9m land deal finalised for Larrakia Cultural Centre at Stokes Hill
The $40 million Larrakia Cultural Centre will move ahead after a deal between the NT Government and the Larrakia Development Corporation was finalised to provide Crown land valued at $16.9 million at Stokes Hill.
New Darwin Port CEO appointed
Peter Dummett has been appointed by Landbridge Australia as chief executive officer of Darwin Port after serving as its acting CEO for the past three months.
Fuel tank project worker crushed by heavy equipment, NT WorkSafe investigating
A Darwin worker on the massive US Government fuel tank project at East Arm was crushed by a three-tonne compaction roller earlier this month, suffering serious leg and pelvic injuries requiring him to be airlifted to Adelaide for treatment, NT WorkSafe has confirmed.
Undetonated explosive found by divers in Darwin Harbour, exclusion zone declared
A 250-metre exclusion zone has been implemented by the Darwin Harbour Master after divers discovered a suspected unexploded bomb near the site of the new ship lift project.
Fannie Bay vote dodgers hit with 1,542 infringement notices by Electoral Commission
More than 1500 infringement notices have been sent to residents of the Fannie Bay electorate who failed to vote at the by-election on August 20, the NT Electoral Commission has said, following an “extremely disappointing” turnout of only 63 per cent of eligible voters.
Calls grow for federal inquiry into NT Police, Chalker to leave
An independent MLA and a Labor MLA have called on the Federal Government to order a public inquiry into the ongoing “crisis” in the NT Police force and for Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker to vacate the role, while the Opposition CLP continue to refuse to publicly criticise the Commissioner for ongoing failures.
Senior NT cop in professional standards facing assault charge, also witness at coronial inquest
A high-ranking NT Police officer in a senior role in Professional Standards Command who disciplined officers for ethical breaches has faced court for the first time Tuesday charged with one count of aggravated assault.