There were more than 100 people fighting, some with weapons, in Wadeye on Sunday, with one man hit in the leg with a crossbow bolt, NT police said.
Four arrested over house break-ins, three still on the run
Three teenagers and a 12-year-old have been arrested for breaking into a Tennant Creek house, with one alleged offender still on the run, while the day before, two other men who are still on the run, broke into the same house and stole cigarettes and alcohol, NT Police said.
CDU given NT prisoner training contract, taking over from Batchelor Institute
Territory prisoners will be given vocational education and training by Charles Darwin University under a $1.7 million annual agreement signed with the Lawler Government, a contract that was previously held but lost by the Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Education in June last year.
Three teens arrested over stolen moped
Three teenagers have been arrested after allegedly stealing a wallet and a moped off an employee of a Karama business, NT Police said.
Alice Springs Mayor threatened with axe outside home: Sources
EXCLUSIVE: The Mayor of Alice Springs was threatened with an axe outside his next door neighbour’s home on Christmas Eve, sources have told the NT Independent, in an incident which comes amid a fraught situation for the troubled town, where crime has become the focus of national media attention and federal intervention.
Kirby announces retirement from politics
Former small business minister Paul Kirby is the latest Labor MLA to announce his retirement from politics, issuing a statement on Thursday morning that he will not recontest his Port Darwin seat at the next election.
Mandatory sentencing reforms delayed again
Technology glitches and legislative stuff-ups have been blamed for the delayed implementation of mandatory sentencing reforms that aim to abolish compulsory jail time minimums for assault, drug offences, and breaches of domestic violence orders, the Lawler Government has said.
Man charged with alleged attempted rape of sleeping woman
A man has been charged after allegedly breaking into a house early in January and attempting to rape a sleeping woman, NT Police said.
Indigenous people in Alice Springs forced to self represent in court
Some Indigenous people in Alice Springs have been forced to defend themselves in court because of a shortage of lawyers at legal aid services, the ABC has reported.
Two men arrested over alcohol theft one accused of assault
UPDATED: Two men and two women have been arrested after allegedly stealing alcohol from a business, with one man alleged to have assaulted a security guard at the business, NT Police said.
Core Lithium holds investor conference amid ongoing decline of lithium prices
Core Lithium will hold an analyst and investor conference on today via Webcast following the release of its December Quarterly Activities Report, amid expectations that Australian lithium prices will continue their decline with increased Chinese competition.
‘Erosion of trust’: Monaghan defends allowing Labor pollies to charge taxpayers for holidays, won’t reimburse taxpayers either
Former speaker Mark Monaghan should pay back taxpayers the thousands he secretly approved for two of his Labor colleagues to take holidays at taxpayer expense after an independent statutory body ruled that his decision to permit the use of government cars and fuel cards for personal interstate travel was inappropriate, an independent MLA says.