NT Politics 28 | NT Independent
Labor defeats no-confidence motion, declares it will win next year’s general election

Labor defeats no-confidence motion, declares it will win next year’s general election

Labor’s Justice Minister Chansey Paech has told Parliament during a no-confidence motion for failing to keep Territorians safe that the Fyles Government will win the next Territory election and continue to govern for years because the CLP’s disunity is the “best gift” for Labor – with the comments coming two days after a young bottle shop employee was stabbed to death while on the job.

MLA drops explosive allegations in Parliament about Chalker’s influence on ICAC investigations

MLA drops explosive allegations in Parliament about Chalker’s influence on ICAC investigations

Labor MLA Mark Turner has used parliamentary privilege to air explosive allegations that a senior NT Police officer inferred that Jamie Chalker had intimidated the ICAC with his “appendage” to make investigations go away and that a police inquiry into unsafe homes in Bellamack was not proceeding because the officer dismissed it as “cheap housing for poor people”.

‘Stench of corruption’: Former cop MLA refers police investigation into Zach Rolfe to federal AG, PM

‘Stench of corruption’: Former cop MLA refers police investigation into Zach Rolfe to federal AG, PM

Former NT Police officer and Labor MLA Mark Turner says he is referring the police’s handling of the Zach Rolfe criminal investigation to federal authorities following the NT Independent’s special investigation that revealed a previously redacted internal police report that he said shows “manipulation of evidence, failure to disclose relevant material and the appearance of a perversion of justice”.

Analysis: The NT Government has been misusing federal Indigenous disadvantage money for years and the feds need to end it

Analysis: The NT Government has been misusing federal Indigenous disadvantage money for years and the feds need to end it

ANALYSIS: Prime Minister Anthony Albanese was right when he said this week that governments needed to do better for the Northern Territory and the NT Government now led by Labor Chief Minister Natasha Fyles needs to have its come to jesus moment after years of misusing federal Indigenous disadvantage money that has led to the recent troubles.

NT Police frontline staff reductions, massive budget cuts revealed in photo of secret Cabinet document

NT Police frontline staff reductions, massive budget cuts revealed in photo of secret Cabinet document

A confidential Cabinet document photographed in Police Minister Kate Worden’s hands appears to show the Fyles Government intends to cut the police budget in the middle of a crime crisis by $16 million next financial year and a staggering $31 million over the subsequent three financial years, with “frontline staff reductions” expected, the NT Independent can reveal.

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