Four off-duty police officers were allegedly robbed and assaulted by a group of 20 youths early Sunday morning, NT Police said, while it has been reported the Police Commissioner is considering another curfew for the town following the incident.
Child killed, 10 injured in remote crash
A child was killed and 10 people were injured in a car crash near Kalkarindji that police believe involved alcohol and a large number of unrestrained passengers, NT Police said.
Anindilyakwa Land Council corruption allegations referred to National Anti-Corruption Commission
Corruption allegations levelled against the Anindilyakwa Land Council by traditional owners have been referred to the National Anti-Corruption Commission, the National Indigenous Australians Agency has confirmed.
Master Builders NT CEO out of role in sudden resignation
UPDATED: Master Builders NT CEO Ben Carter has suddenly and mysteriously resigned his position with the powerful construction industry peak body after less than two years in the top role.
Remains of girl feared taken by crocodile located: Police
The remains of a 12-year-old girl who went missing while swimming in a creek in the remote community of Palumpa have been located, NT Police said, following an extensive day-and-a-half search amid fears she had been killed by a crocodile.
Iconic Darwin nightspot reopens as ‘Sweethearts’ duelling piano bar
A new Darwin nightspot has opened with a legendary name that has been missing for more than a decade from the scene, with Sweethearts officially opening on Thursday on Mitchell Street as part of a multi-million dollar makeover.
Two men attacked with ‘edged weapon’ in Darwin CBD robbery taken to hospital
NT Police are searching for a man armed with an “edged weapon” after he allegedly accosted two men in a CBD carpark on Thursday morning and attacked the pair before making off on a stolen scooter.
Police looking for information on vehicle thefts
Youths allegedly stole two vehicles from a business in Katherine last week, with one driven dangerously through the streets, NT Police said.
NT one year closer to massive blackouts: Report
The NT is a year closer to anticipated widespread blackouts, expected to start over the next three years, unless the NT Government invests substantially in fixing looming issues, including addressing renewable energy problems, the NT Utilities Commission has warned.
Police continue search for girl believed to have been killed by crocodile while swimming in creek
A child is believed to have been taken by a crocodile in a remote Northern Territory creek yesterday afternoon, NT Police said.
Several injuries, a robbery, and a burned community shed reported during Cracker Night
This year’s Cracker Night celebrations have left several people injured, including a baby with facial burns, a burned-out community shed, a robbed KFC on Bagot Road, as well as reports of several youth intentionally firing fireworks at people, which the NT Police chalked up to “a good Territory Day” overall.
Tamboran’s NY Stock Exchange IPO raises half what company was seeking
Tamboran Resources raised less than half the money it was seeking with its initial public offering on the New York Stock Exchange, while an energy think tank said its analysis has raised questions about the financial viability and competitiveness of the Beetaloo gas development, which is being touted by the Lawler Government as crucial to the proposed Middle Arm industrial area and the Territory’s future economy.