Man fined for mandatory quarantine breach just one day in
A ‘HIGH risk’ arrival into Darwin has breached mandatory quarantine regulations, copping the $1099 fine just one day after arriving in the NT from interstate.
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Child, under 2, tests positive for coronavirus in the NT
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Local spots open but selfish fishos risk losing it all
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