NT deputy paralysing govt: Labor

WILLEM Westra van Holthe told parliament he didn't accept any undisclosed hospitality from CT Group but Labor says he may have misled the house.

THE Northern Territory's deputy chief minister is paralysing government every day he remains in power, the Labor Opposition says.

WILLEM Westra van Holthe is refusing to stand down and Chief Minister Adam Giles is backing him despite revelations this week that he had a relationship with an employee of Vietnamese company CT Group and was planning to personally buy more than $500,000 in shares for a mega-mall project, while at the same time dealing with the company on behalf of the NT government.