NT Resources Week organiser Informa Connect Australia will be opening its trade expo to industry professionals for free at the Darwin Convention Centre on August 24 and 25 from 10am to 3pm and from 10am to 1pm, respectively.
Two other officers involved in Zach Rolfe trial have also complained about him being reinstated
Two police officers who were involved in the failed murder trial and flawed investigation of Constable Zach Rolfe have complained to management about him returning to work, claiming they too would be “triggered” if they saw him in the workplace, the NT Independent understands.
Fraud charge against officer not made public by NT Police
NT Police have not made the charges laid against one of its officers public despite being laid more than two weeks ago, and have not acknowledged why they appear to have contravened their own transparency guidelines for investigations into members.
‘Senseless violence’: Police arrest three children, searching for more after crime spree at Casuarina
NT Police are investigating nine youths who allegedly assaulted three other youths and were involved in two aggravated robberies at Casuarina Shopping Centre on Friday afternoon.
Toxic fire at NT Health medical supplies warehouse expected to burn for days
A massive inferno at an NT Health medical supplies warehouse in Berrimah on Sunday has forced the government to issue a “Code Brown” as they frantically determine the extent of the loss, with early estimates from the toxic fire pegging the damage at $30 million.
Labor claims victory in Fannie Bay by-election
Chief Minister Natasha Fyles has declared fifth-floor staffer Brent Potter the winner of the Fannie Bay by-election last night, despite a massive swing toward the Greens and CLP.
Yuendumu shooting the top reason police have lost confidence in Chalker: NTPA
Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker’s handling of the fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker and subsequent murder charge against Constable Zach Rolfe is the main reason police officers have lost confidence in him, the NTPA has revealed.
Costs of living rises, low wages push up inflation in NT: Treasury figures
The Territory’s cost of living continues to rise above the national average, while wages are increasing at a much slower pace, putting inflationary pressures on the economy, according to new government data.
‘This is slight of hand, a magician’s trick’: Union on NT Fire chief’s take on Berrimah station ‘closure’
The Berrimah Fire Station was non-operational on Friday and the firefighter’s union has said staff shortages have meant there is no capacity to fight a fire in a high-rise city building, but Chief Fire Officer Mark Spain has said the station was operational with some fire trucks moved to the Palmerston station to deal with potential bush fires.
Five-time winner Pee Wee’s again snags this year’s top Gold Plate Award
Pee Wee’s at the Point has again been found by Gold Plate judges to be delivering the best quality food and service in the Territory, winning Restaurant of the Year at the Hospitality NT-Australian Liquor Marketers Gold Plate Awards.
Police warn of drone safety operation during Pitch Black
Darwin residents are reminded to abide by drone regulations and safety rules by the Australian Civil Aviation Safety Authority, especially those around zones where exercise Pitch Black 22 is being conducted.
McArthur River Mine is NT’s top economic contributor: Report
Glencore’s McArthur River Mine is now the Territory’s top economic driver, according to a new report by Ernst & Young, with an estimated contribution of $477 million to the economy last year, creating 3,000 downstream jobs.