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TRG held ‘coon of the year’ award, officers lied about racism in testimony: Coronial

TRG held ‘coon of the year’ award, officers lied about racism in testimony: Coronial

A high-ranking police officer and other still-serving senior officers attended a Territory Response Group annual party where the “coon of the year” award was handed out to a police member with the “winner” presented a caveman club with nails in it, while some officers have lied to the coronial inquest about the frequency of racist language being used in the NT Police force, the Kumanjayi Walker coronial inquest was told on Monday.

NT Government says Beetaloo results will increase ‘economic activity’ in the NT by $17B

NT Government says Beetaloo results will increase ‘economic activity’ in the NT by $17B

The Lawler Government has said promising initial testing of gas deposits in the Beetaloo Sub-basin by Tamboran Resources will see “economic activity” in the NT increase by more than $17 billion once realised, as part of a “new economic era for the NT”, while critics said the government should not be spruiking private gas interests ahead of final approvals being made.

‘What business case?’: Minister blank on reason for $200m State Square spending priority

‘What business case?’: Minister blank on reason for $200m State Square spending priority

Infrastructure Minister Joel Bowden could not provide an estimate of how much the Civic Park and State Square redevelopment would cost taxpayers while announcing the latest “revitalisation” project Thursday morning, and said he was unaware of the existence of a business case for the project, which appears to have ballooned to close to $200 million at least.

‘It’s a political campaign’: New $65M police case management system SerPro leading to wrongful arrests, risk to officers, NTPA says

‘It’s a political campaign’: New $65M police case management system SerPro leading to wrongful arrests, risk to officers, NTPA says

The NT Police’s new estimated $65 million electronic case management system is leading to wrongful arrests, failed prosecutions of domestic violence crimes, not recording all incidents and placing police officers at risk, the head of the police union says, while also accusing the government of misleading the public about historical crime statistics for political purposes.

Royalty payments not transparent, land council CEO and chair also head up mining company: Audit

Royalty payments not transparent, land council CEO and chair also head up mining company: Audit

The Anindilyakwa Land Council chief executive officer is also the CEO of a mining company, as well as the director of a mining logistics company that services the mine, both of which directly or indirectly received a total of $24 million in royalty money from the land council in one year, an independent audit found, raising conflict of interest concerns.

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