The senior Darwin clinician at the centre of a child abuse material investigation has been granted bail, but has been taken off-duty from treating patients in the NT Health system.
The partner of a mother-of-three who died under suspicious circumstances told his court guard ‘I’m grieving too’, before he was released on bail.
A Darwin man who was sensationally arrested while allegedly in a stolen car packed with drugs and a fake gun was released on bail without an ankle monitor due to a paperwork mix up.
A neo-Nazi poster was plastered up in Darwin as the CLP prepares to repeal hate speech protections for Territorians.
A Darwin man who allegedly sent abusive and ‘graphic’ emails to Canberra told a judge he was a ‘changed man’. See why he has been banned from going near any politicians.
A cross-border investigation into an alleged Territory chopper fraudster has complicated his upcoming Supreme Court trial, which will now be ‘cauterised’ to a five-day hearing.
A young Palmerston teenager who pleaded with his killers, begging his “brother” for mercy, has finally found justice with a single word: “guilty”.
A man who allegedly brutally assaulted his 61-year-old partner in a Katherine home has faced Darwin court, 12 days after she passed away in hospital.
The largest ever reward for information in the Territory’s history has been recommended to solve an eight-year-long mystery that has plagued the ‘Underbelly of Darwin’.
A controversial Darwin housing development failed to get all approvals before starting up the bulldozers, yet the Territory authorities have ruled not to take action.
A former Territory cop has been busted for a second time with a large collection of ‘distressing’ child abuse materials. See why the courts heard he still posed ‘a fairly significant risk to our community’.
A Palmerston dog owner whose pet ‘ripped’ off a 60-year-old’s arms has been found guilty of criminal negligence over the horror mauling.
‘Like there’s a death sentence hanging over your head’: Self harm tragedy in domestic violence shelter being investigated by the Territory coroner. *WARNING: DISTRESSING*
A disabled Territorian who was sentenced over the death of a boy while driving high may have suffered a seizure 48-hours after losing his freedom, the Territory coroner has heard.
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