'Our members will not be threatened': NTPA members reject government pay offer

‘Our members will not be threatened’: NTPA members reject government pay offer

by | Aug 5, 2025 | Cops, News, Subscriber | 1 comment

More than 80 per cent of NT Police officers who took part in a ballot on a new pay offer have voted against the deal, which included a three per cent wage increase, the NT Police Association has said, amid threats from the government that rejecting the deal could lead to cuts to housing entitlements along with generous personal leave provisions.

Union president Nathan Finn said it was a clear show of unity and frustration that 1120 members of the the police participated in the consent agreement ballot, with 81 per cent voting no to the government’s latest offer.

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1 Comment

  1. Unlimited sick leave!
    More allowances than you can poke a stick at!
    Allowance to make sure their training is up to date (or they wont do it)
    Free housing ( no other cops in Australia get free housing)

    What other front line service gets this large barrel of perks??

    Good on the CLP for attempting to slash the insane government debt and expenditure!

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