Update after young boy attacked by Kakadu croc
The condition of a young boy who was on Saturday attacked by a crocodile while he was swimming in Kakadu National Park has been made known.
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Gang violently recruiting inside Alice Springs prison
A gang is violently recruiting within the walls of Alice Springs Correctional Centre, with the prison syndicate linked to recent riots, property destruction and escape attempts, corrections workers say.
Sunken car a ‘warning’ to NT drivers for monsoon season
A car that became submerged in Top End floodwaters is a strong ‘warning’ to motorists as wet weather continues in the Territory, authorities say. It comes as the latest road safety action plan is opened.
Wong adds to humanitarian funding for Gaza
Penny Wong has announced another $21m in humanitarian funding for Palestinians on the first day of her Middle East visit.
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Power and Water record $4m loss after fall in consumption
The government has pinned a $4m loss at Power and Water on Territorians using less power and water.
More nurses join Covid vaccine race in Darwin, Palmerston
Another 50 student nurses will be added to NT Health vaccination clinics in the next five weeks, but the Territory will miss a crucial milestone set by the Chief Minister.
VIDEO: Protesters march through Darwin CBD for third week
Protesters took to the streets for the third Saturday in a row marching against the NT government’s vaccine mandate.
Parliament hit a new low with privileges committee referral
Parliament is always a bit of a circus. But it was a three-ringed special this week and things hit a new low … writes MATT CUNNINGHAM.
‘BALLOONING’: Public sector adds 1000 more workers despite hiring freeze
The government has said necessary frontline workers being recruited to fight the pandemic has led to another year of the NT’s public sector growing.
Thinning NT Police ranks ‘losing experience’ as attrition spikes
The Northern Territory Police Association has expressed fears over falling levels of experience within the ranks of the force, after a stunning spike in attrition.
Thousands of tourism vouchers redeemed, with operators seeing 40 per cent boost
After selling out in just two minutes, tourism vouchers are being redeemed across the Territory, with one business saying it’s seen a 40 per cent spike in bookings.
Remote community vaccine data being given to Gunner: Commonwealth
The federal health department has hit back at claims by Chief Minister Michael Gunner that he’s not receiving Commonwealth vaccination data of 35 remote communities.
Why NT pharmacies could start tracking your scripts in real time
New proposed laws will allow pharmacies to track how often people are filling scripts for dangerous medications. Parliament is also debating major changes to the NT’s liquor laws. LATEST HERE.
Dedicated ‘Covid taxis’ for home quarantine candidates
The NT government still won’t say how many people are now quarantining at home as part of a trial, two days after it started.
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