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‘Time to come clean’: Parliament resumes amid Police Commissioner scandal; Territory Coordinator laws to be passed

‘Time to come clean’: Parliament resumes amid Police Commissioner scandal; Territory Coordinator laws to be passed

The Opposition says it will be demanding answers from Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro when Parliament resumes Tuesday morning, calling for the release of the full Operation Apollo report and for her to explain why a so-called “educational tool” for the public service has been kept secret, while Ms Finocchiaro said on Monday she was still waiting for advice from the ICAC before tabling the report in Parliament. That and other issues are expected to dominate this week of parliamentary sittings.

Government settles illegal land clearing matter out of court

Government settles illegal land clearing matter out of court

The Environment Centre NT has said the Finocchiaro Government’s tough on crime rhetoric clearly does not apply to big business, in response to the announcement it has negotiated a settlement with the owners of Claravale Farm over illegal land clearing, which still allows them to farm the area of land they admitted they cleared without a permit.

REVEALED: Martin Dole appointed Deputy Police Commissioner through questionable process overseen by Murphy

REVEALED: Martin Dole appointed Deputy Police Commissioner through questionable process overseen by Murphy

Disgraced police commissioner Michael Murphy mysteriously cancelled a recruitment process for the deputy commissioner role in late 2023, multiple sources have told the NT Independent, and later struck a new panel that appointed current Acting Commissioner Martin Dole in the deputy role, which comes amid calls by the police union to investigate all of Mr Murphy’s appointments, that have so far been rejected by the Chief Minister.

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