The mystery surrounding what occurred in the horrific wake of a Chris ‘Willow’ Wilson’s fatal chopper crash will be examined in just three months’ time. See why a reality television star is fighting to cut down his anticipated two-month trial.
Reality television star Matt Wright and his wife Kaia have flagged negotiations with the Territory’s work safety watchdog following an airboat crash that fractured a woman’s skull.
A young girl’s treatment in a Top End adult police facility has been compared to a stint in ‘Guantanamo Bay’, as legal experts call for a critical after hours service to be restored.
NT Police will not lay charges after a senior barrister’s ‘humiliating’ drink driving cop shop interview was ‘accidentally’ unlawfully leaked to the public.
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.
After corrections workers delivered a resounding no confidence vote for the Territory’s prison boss, the Minister has hit back accusing the union of ‘fearmongering’ and trying to ‘strongarm’ the government.
A NT construction company found guilty of breaching workplace safety laws will contest a massive fine.
A man was likely in the grips of a mental health crisis when he allegedly bashed in the head of an international student during a violent home invasion in Darwin, a Supreme Court judge heard.
A Palmerston stalker had a private collection of 150 images of school-aged girls and teenagers — with police uncovering a disturbing Google search on the man’s phone.
A former Territory politician will fight a $300 fine, arguing the legality of a speed sign on one of Darwin’s busiest roads was ‘in serious doubt’.
Two tourists who allegedly agreed to smuggle a Sydney fugitive out of the country on a yacht have been granted bail to a Darwin hotel.
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