A 32-year-old woman is in hospital with serious injuries after she was allegedly stabbed by another woman, NT Police said, in what they are calling a domestic violence incident.
NT Fire executive silent on overtime audit, findings of internal fraud investigation
EXCLUSIVE: NT Fire and Emergency Services will not disclose the findings of an internal integrity unit investigation into the firefighter overtime system, or the results of a now-binned audit conducted by an outside contractor, which the agency said was commissioned due to fraud concerns, but which the union representing firies says was only ordered to retaliate against a member who raised overtime concerns.
All eight involved in Alice Springs car rollover that sparked public riot now arrested: Police
Eight people of various ages involved in fleeing the fatal car crash in Alice Springs last month that killed an 18-year-old and sparked civic unrest in the community have now been arrested, police said, with the last suspect picked up yesterday following the “large investigation”.
NT Government signs deal with Tamboran to buy Beetaloo gas for ‘energy security’ before final environmental approval
The Lawler Government has signed a multi-year gas supply deal with Tamboran Resources to purchase gas from its future Beetaloo Basin operations to keep the lights on in the Territory, before the government has given final environmental approval for the operation to go ahead.
Neonatal ICU back to higher level of care, but doctor’s union raises concerns
Royal Darwin Hospital’s neonatal intensive care unit was returned to a “higher level of care” with less beds, three days after the NT Independent revealed it had been downgraded, but the Australian Salaried Medical Officers’ Federation said it feared the move to restore services was a knee jerk reaction to media coverage.
Security guard stabbed, three other guards injured: Police
A security guard was stabbed and three other security guards received minor injuries while trying to kick a group out of a licenced premises, after they were involved in a fight, NT Police said.
Groote Eylandt airport worker hospitalised after kids steal car: Police
An airport worker on Groote Eylandt was injured and sent to hospital after two kids allegedly stole her vehicle while she was closing the airport for the day.
Drones and AI used for crocodile conservation
Drones fitted with artificial intelligence are being used to help capture crocodiles, and can also be used to locate nesting sites, monitor movements, and track invasive and native wildlife across wetlands, the founder of company that makes drones to track wildlife has said.
NT Police officer charged for alleged drink driving, going armed in public
UPDATED: A 40-year-old male police officer is facing drink driving charges and going armed in public following “an incident” in Muirhead over the weekend, NT Police said.
Youths involved in Don Dale riot facing 79 charges, including arson and assault
Fourteen youths are facing 79 charges in connection to a riot at the Don Dale youth detention facility earlier this month that saw fires set to buildings, a police officer injured and an overnight rooftop stand-off involving six detainees.
NT economy still the worst performer in the country, latest CommSec report shows
The NT has again ranked last overall in the country for economic performance in the latest CommSec State of the States report, with key economic indicators painting a dismal picture across various sectors.
Paech and Labor face criticism over plan to establish two new prisons
The Lawler Labor Government’s decision to spend $57 million to establish two new women’s detention facilities is an “expensive step in the wrong direction”, critics say, who argue the money could be put to better use in the “broken” NT justice system.