Jovi Boy’s crossbow shot caused ‘catastrophic’ injuries, killing man
A young man whose friend was falsely accused of killing a 36-year-old man has admitted to firing the fatal shot.
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Remote maternity unit keeps doors open amid local staff ‘deficit’
Katherine mums will be able to give birth at their local hospital despite fears that critical staffing shortfalls would result in the maternity unit’s closure.
Cattle group to plead over Wave Hill Walk Off site destruction
A cattle company that allegedly razed the birthplace of Australia’s land rights movement has indicated it will plead guilty following an eight month legal battle.
Mental health flags for woman who allegedly stabbed three people on bus
A young woman who allegedly stabbed three people with scissors amid a mental health crisis could be locked up in the hospital, rather than a prison cell, amid urgent local court battle.
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Child critical after Kakadu croc attack
A young boy has been raced to the intensive care unit following a crocodile attack in Kakadu National Park. Read the latest.
$2.41m pilot program to reform abusers before ‘crisis point’
A $2.41m program could help abusive men deal with their anger and break the cycle of domestic violence, but experts warn more of these programs are needed before a controversial legal reform ticks into effect.
Man arrested for alleged shops assaults after three months on the run
NT Police have arrested the final offender alleged to be involved in a series of assaults and thefts at a popular Top End shopping centre almost three months ago.
‘Staggering’ spike in violence within Territory health centres
Two thousand Territorians were assaulted while within our healthcare system in 12 months, as a ‘staggering’ wave of violence results in a spike in assaults against patients, doctors and nurses.
Investigators reveal cause of Victoria River fatal crash
A simple decision could have meant the difference between life and death for a 41-year-old woman, as police investigate a horror remote crash.
Top cop claims highway assault charge ‘vindictive’
A senior Territory cop told fellow officers that a woman who complained about her conduct was being ‘vindictive’, after allegedly running the civilian off the road, confiscating her keys and licence and pushing her.
Red Centre lightshow takes out top NT Tourism gongs
Whether you’re planning your next Territory visit, or looking for a little adventure in your own backyard, here are the must-see tourism attractions from the Top End and Red Centre. SEE THE FULL LIST OF BROLGA WINNERS.
Ankle monitor leads police to find teens with stolen car
An ankle monitor has allowed police to track down a group of teens that allegedly stole a car in Darwin’s northern suburbs overnight.
Remains found in search for missing Kakadu camper
Human remains have been found in the search for a missing 35-year-old woman in Kakadu National Park.
NAAJA credit card fraud claim made to ‘bully, harass’ CFO: Court
The tense exchange prompted the judge to warn ‘pulling faces, smirking, reacting to the evidence of any witness’ would not be tolerated while booting several people from the public gallery.
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