Electrical Trades Union members at Power Water and Territory Generation will vote on whether to take industrial action to protest the four-year pay freeze and low staffing levels, which could include not working overtime and not disconnecting power from homes for non-payments, the union’s organiser has said.
Top End public school teachers will be taking strike action today at 9am at schools in the Greater Darwin region and a rally will be held at the Parap Village Market to protest the government’s proposed pay freeze, the union representing teachers said.
A further $10.7 million fund to expand the support for organisations and services dealing with domestic and sexual violence, accommodation, children support and behavioural change programs in the Territory is being fast-tracked by the federal Albanese Government ahead of the October Federal Budget.
The NT Police media unit have revealed a woman who was found unconscious on a Katherine street two weeks ago died and are just now asking for the public’s assistance to determine what happened to her.
NT Police are intensifying their search for missing five-year-old Grace Hughes, establishing a multi-agency taskforce with the AFP to locate the girl who went missing along with her mother on August 7, with the alleged assistance of a “group”.
A large paper bag wrapped in black tape containing 1600 small bags of cannabis have been seized and its alleged owner arrested during a search of a residence in an unnamed remote East Arnhem community, NT Police said.
Questions around Labor candidate for Fannie Bay Brent Potter’s involvement in securing $10 million of taxpayer money for an amphibious aircraft company that has yet to build a plane anywhere need to be fully answered, says the CLP, adding they are considering referring the matter to the ICAC.
NT Police are searching for the person who allegedly threw an unknown object at a black Mazda early Saturday morning sending the driver to hospital with “significant injuries” and potential lifelong issues.
Richard Rolfe has claimed the reasons provided for his son’s ban from police premises are “insane” and questioned why police have never reviewed officer in charge of Yuendumu Sgt Julie Frost’s actions the night Kumanjayi Walker was killed.
The level of arrogance, corruption, greed, selfishness and complete and utter incompetence it takes to break an entire jurisdiction is rare and needs to come from so many working together seamlessly to let a jurisdiction down so historically. We’re only surprised it took this long for the place to come crumbling down around us given the people in charge.
Four “unknown youths” allegedly robbed a taxi driver in Malak on Monday night by threatening him with “blunt weapons”, the NT Police said.
A new remote rental scheme developed by the Territory Government for Territorians living in public housing will see rental rates increase by more than $200 a week in some cases.
