Hikers staying overnight on three of the Northern Territory’s walking trails will soon be forced to shell out $25 a night as part of a new fee structure announced by the Gunner Government.
Hikers staying overnight on three of the Northern Territory’s walking trails will soon be forced to shell out $25 a night as part of a new fee structure announced by the Gunner Government.
Pill testing at NT festivals may go ahead, after Chief Minister Michael Gunner indicated he is “open to the idea” during a recent radio interview, but the Opposition has labelled the move “reckless” and hypocritical.
The NT Police were granted 15 warrants to tap the phones and covertly track Territorians in the six months leading up to mid-December, a new NT Ombudsman report shows.
Chief Minister Michael Gunner continues to remain silent over the extent of his Labor government’s involvement in attempting to cover up the ‘cocaine sex scandal’ that continues to plague his leadership – even as fresh evidence has emerged in recent days appearing to implicate his team.
EXCLUSIVE: A portion of an ABC Radio interview segment involving the woman at the centre of the Labor cocaine sex scandal that detailed politically damaging sexual comments, did not air because Labor MLA Mark Turner ordered that it be cut, new text messages reveal.
EXCLUSIVE: Newly obtained text messages between disgraced Labor backbencher Mark Turner and the woman with whom he and a senior adviser to the Chief Minister were carrying out extra-marital affairs have raised fresh questions about Labor’s involvement in attempting to cover-up the “cocaine sex scandal”.
The Northern Territory Police believe that missing man Patrick ‘Paddy’ Moriarty has been murdered and are now offering a $250,000 reward for anyone who can provide information to help solve the notorious case.
A move to refer Chief Minister Michael Gunner for investigation for “unfair and unethical” conduct by banning the NT Independent was shut down by the Gunner Government before debate could begin this afternoon.
Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s refusal to drug test politicians and their staffers while calling for police officers to be tested is “the greatest hypocrisy” and insulting to police, says the NT Police Association’s president.
Dog owners in the rural area are considering legal action to force Litchfield Council to strengthen bylaws to help protect people and animals from dangerous wild dog attacks.
Around 330 residents living in the Daly River region are on standby for evacuation as the Bureau of Meteorology warns of potential moderate flooding.
The Gunner Government used its majority Tuesday to firstly kill the referral of a Labor staff member to the Parliament’s disciplinary committee and then to reduce the number of non-government members scrutinising its spending, all while fighting off continued allegations it covered up a sex and drugs scandal.