Poll: Would you use it? Reactions to OC spray option
After four women were allegedly assaulted in Darwin, and with some Territorians soon allowed to arm themselves with OC spray, the NT News asked locals if they would use it. TAKE THE POLL.
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Named: Darwin man at centre of suburban siege appears in court
A man who allegedly threatened to kill a witness in a DV investigation spent 75 minutes hauled up in a suburban home during a dramatic siege in Darwin. Read the latest from court.
Changes to NT Anti-Discrimination Act unveiled
The NT’s Attorney-General said policy reforms, which were labelled as ‘regressive laws’ by activists, would slash ‘vague terms’ and restore protections for religious schools.
New budget – and rate rise – voted in by NT council
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Less than two thirds of voters turn out in Lingiari
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High Court appeal confirmed for NT orchard project
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Man allegedly tries to grab NT Police weapon during arrest
During an attempted escape from NT Police in Girraween, a man allegedly tried to take an officer’s weapon. Read the latest.
How $4.4m program is helping remote kids engage in sport
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NT Ambo contract up for tender for first time in over 50 years
The Territory’s paramedics contract could be up for grabs in the first time in more than 50 years, following a damning independent review of the St John Ambulance Service.
Why CLP’s capsicum spray plan has copped a spray from Territorians
The CLP’s capsicum spray measure has received mixed reviews. Read why.
CLP reaffirms East Arm ship lift commitment despite cost blowouts
The Minister for Logistics and Infrastructure Bill Yan has reaffirmed the CLP’s commitment to the East Arm ship lift facility despite continued escalating costs.
Common dilemma for leaders as Japanese, Australian soldiers team up
As Australian and Japanese soldiers learn how to fight alongside each other in the North Australian bush, their leaders face a common dilemma: How to recruit young people. DETAILS.
Territory amateur fishermen’s new playground
The $12.44 million Dundee boat ramp major upgrade is complete and open for use. See the result.
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