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‘It is a miracle no one died’: Ute rams stolen vehicle in vigilante act to stop dangerous ‘joy’ ride

‘It is a miracle no one died’: Ute rams stolen vehicle in vigilante act to stop dangerous ‘joy’ ride

A 4WD owned by a member of the public allegedly rammed into the side of a stolen ute with children inside, including a 16-year-old driver, in an attempt to stop it after a two-hour dangerous driving rampage that included a campdraft camp in Tennant Creek where it almost ran over three small children, sources have told the NT Independent, while NT Police has provided an account of how the stolen ute was stopped that does not match the photographs of the damaged vehicles.

Minister who accused unions of not fighting govt pay freeze attended their protest rallies

Minister who accused unions of not fighting govt pay freeze attended their protest rallies

Facebook posts showing Public Employment Minister Jo Hersey attending union protest rallies against the previous Labor government’s public service pay freeze have contradicted her claims the union failed to fight against the 2022 pay freeze, but the Minister is now criticising unions for donating to Labor’s 2024 election campaign, which all comes amid a bitter battle over a new contract for public servants.

Euthanasia recommended for the Northern Territory: Report

Euthanasia recommended for the Northern Territory: Report

Voluntary assisted dying legislation should be adopted in the Northern Territory, a new report by the government’s Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee has found, but it comes with 86 recommendations including instructions on how to draft the legislation, while the CLP Government has given no indication of when it will be introduced to Parliament.

Tamboran reaches final investment decision for Beetaloo joint venture; takes over Falcon Oil and Gas

Tamboran reaches final investment decision for Beetaloo joint venture; takes over Falcon Oil and Gas

Tamboran Resources announced that its Beetaloo Joint Venture (BJV) has reached a Final Investment Decision (FID) for the Shenandoah South pilot project and that it has acquired Falcon Oil and Gas, while the NT Government announced that taxpayers will underwrite $75 million of a $180 million loan for a new compression facility to bring Beetaloo gas to market.

NT Govt spent $2 million over five years to recover $900k defrauded through IEPS scheme

NT Govt spent $2 million over five years to recover $900k defrauded through IEPS scheme

The Department of Infrastructure, Planning and Logistics under former senior bureaucrat Andrew Kirkman spent $2 million on a deeply flawed and painfully slow internal investigation into the rorting of millions of taxpayer dollars through the Indigenous Employment Provisional Sum scheme by dozens of Territory contractors, that led to the recovery of only $900,000, new internal government documents show.

Acting Chief Minister changes story on Boothby disclosure matter, raising ministerial code of conduct issues

Acting Chief Minister changes story on Boothby disclosure matter, raising ministerial code of conduct issues

Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley has changed his story about when he first became aware Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby was related to a hit-and-run driver who received no jail time for killing an Aboriginal man, raising further questions about why the CLP Government was not upfront with the public about the issue, while also raising a possible breach of the ministerial code of conduct.

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