Police are looking for a man who allegedly indecently exposed himself in Woodroffe this morning.
Latest political financial disclosures revealed – SEE FULL LIST
UPDATED: The CLP has raised three times more money in political donations than Territory Labor by the end of March, with a crypto bro leading the party’s donations take, while Middle Arm proponents and developers backed in Territory Labor with big bucks ahead of August’s general election, new disclosures filed with the electoral commission show.
Man charged over ‘edged weapon’ attack on woman in her home
A man has been charged for allegedly attacking a woman with an “edged weapon”, leaving her with a serious cut to her chest which required treatment in Royal Darwin Hospital, NT Police said.
NT Health won’t say what cases had to be investigated that led to external St John Ambulance probe
NT Health refuses to explain what led it to order an ‘external’ governance review of St John Ambulance NT, after the review terms of reference show it was brought about following investigations into clinical cases, instead issuing a statement to now claim the review is a “standard quality assurance activity”.
Alcohol permit scheme in Gove to be extended for another 12 months
An alcohol reduction trial introduced in Gove last October that set daily limits on the amount of grog purchased by permit holders will be extended for another 12 months, the Lawler Government has ordered, flagging possibly introducing the limits to other communities across the NT.
‘Violent attack’: Woman assaulted after men smashed into home with axe
NT Police are searching for three men who allegedly used an axe to smash into an East Side Alice Springs residence early Sunday morning before assaulting a woman and later returning to steal jewellery and money.
Post curfew response for Alice Springs announced
Heightened police patrols and full coverage of bottle shops will continue in Alice Springs after the youth curfew expires on Tuesday to ensure the community’s safety, the Chief Minister has pledged, while the Opposition said the emergency situation could have been avoided if Labor had not taken resources out of town in the first place.
Woman allegedly attacks neighbour with fork, throws concrete at police officer
A woman has been charged after allegedly assaulting her neighbour with a fork, and then throwing a 10kg piece of concrete down a stairwell, narrowly missing an arresting officer’s head, NT Police said.
External probe ordered into St John Ambulance after ‘concerns raised’
EXCLUSIVE: NT Health is conducting an external review of how St John Ambulance NT operates, following recent cases where its dealings with patients needed to be investigated, the review terms of reference state.
‘Black Monopoly’ board game shared by NT Police members with every space ‘go to jail’ revealed
Leaked screenshots of a Territory Response Group email that police members shared depicting a “Black Monopoly” board with every space designated “go to jail” in 2008, has cast further doubt on TRG members’ sworn claims their unit of the NT Police was not racist.
NT may need to buy gas from Queensland if low local production continues: ACCC
If low gas production from the Blacktip gas field continues, it could force the NT to import gas from Queensland in the third quarter of this year, an Australian Competition and Consumer Commission gas report says.
Woman stabs bouncer in leg with scissors, then stabs woman in the head twice: Police
A woman allegedly stabbed a bouncer in the leg with scissors while being kicked out of a city bar, and then stabbed a woman twice in the head at the Darwin bus exchange, NT Police said.