Govt refuses media access to see conditions inside Don Dale
Territory Families Minister Ngaree Ah Kit denied having anything to hide and said her focus was on opening the new therapeutic youth justice facilities – which media were welcome to visit.
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Teens hit with 79 charges over alleged Don Dale riot
Fourteen young people have been charged over the alleged Don Dale riot, which resulted in sections of the children’s prison being shut down. See the full list of charges.
Sly grog trade unchecked as no charges laid for BDR supply since 2021
For almost two and a half years no one has been charged for supplying alcohol to someone on the banned drinker register in the Northern Territory.
Katherine group’s plan out of crime crisis
A Katherine business has been selected for a share in $79m to go towards justice reinvestment. Here’s their plan to improve community safety.
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‘Manison Mastercard’: Lia lashes acting treasurer
Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has blasted Nicole Manison, saying she had been the Territory’s ‘worst ever treasurer’ during her first stint in the role.
REVEALED: What’s in the 2022-23 NT budget
Chief Minister Michael Gunner has left the door open to reviewing the NT government’s controversial wage freeze amid a better-than-expected result for the 2022-23 budget. SEE WHAT’S IN IT FOR YOU.
Polling to go ahead in volatile Top End community
The dates have been set for mobile polling at Wadeye, with the Australian Electoral Commission still finetuning its response to violence in the community.
NT industry groups want election fair go
NT Business Review has approached industry groups to see what they want out of the federal election. Read what they had to say:
Former pollie’s portrait removed from NT Parliament’s walls
A disgraced former party leader and Territory senator’s portrait has been removed from the Parliament House walls.
Darwin councillor resigns in shock decision
A by-election will be called after long-time Darwin city councillor Justine Glover’s shock announcement that she was resigning.
‘Second Darwin Port’ nothing to do with 2015 lease: Barnaby
Deputy Prime Minister Barnaby Joyce has dismissed criticism of funding for a second Darwin Port as ‘poor politics’.
Emails show Moriarty ‘misled the public’, ICAC lawyers tell court
Damien Moriarty was ‘intimately involved’ in email correspondence and board meetings discussing Darwin Turf Club chairman Brett Dixon’s involvement in a contract to build a controversial grandstand, a court has heard.
$34m in new business for Alice
The Territory government has awarded $34m for construction contracts in Alice Springs
‘Long overdue’: Vander-Kuyp backs proposed sports stadium
A proposed $300m Darwin City Stadium is a “no-brainer” that would only inspire local sports stars to reach for the elite level, former champion hurdler Kyle Vander-Kuyp says.
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