On Christmas Day, 1974, Robin Trenerry was enjoying some well-earned R&R with his wife’s family in Sydney when his brother-in-law burst in with some news from up north. Minutes later, he was called in for duty.
The Inability Appeal Board found officers’ duties included being ‘mentally and physically ready and capable’ of the application of lethal force, even when assigned to ‘non-operational duties’.
A major highlight of the weekend’s festivities was the fashion show featuring local models, with help from Yirrakala woman and international model Maminydjama (Magnolia) Maymuru.
Two Katherine brothers who devised an “elaborate plan” to rob a pensioner with a sawn-off shotgun under “the false pretext of selling him meat” have been jailed.
The man claimed his ‘right to share a bottle of wine with the woman that at times acts as my wife without the need to hold an approved licence’ had been infringed by former minister Brent Potter.
Matt Wright’s Perth-based defence team told the court they believed ‘certain concessions’ could be made which would substantially cut down on the trial’s 125 proposed witnesses.
Territory TV star Matt Wright could face an eye-watering fine if found guilty of the latest charges heard in the Darwin Local Court on Tuesday.
The identity of a Darwin man busted with thousands of sickening child abuse images will remain a secret after his history as a member of an outlaw bikie gang emerged in court.
Commissioner Michael Murphy says a racism complaint filed by his officers is a “positive step for NT Police” on its journey of “cultural reform”.
In an undisclosed location north west of Darwin, two teams of highly trained sailors battle it out to rule the waves in sophisticated war games. See the behind-the-scenes photos.
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