Netflix star Matt Wright has been accused of going on a legal “fishing expedition” by requesting all documents surrounding a fatal helicopter crash during a croc egg collecting mission.
Gunlom Falls could reopen to the public next year as Kakadu traditional owners start the process of ‘healing’ after a five-year battle with the Commonwealth.
A Territory hospitality heavyweight is challenging a Liquor Commission decision to cancel the licence of a circus-themed Alice Springs bar.
REVEALED: As the overcrowding crisis in NT prisons worsens, Central Australian kids may be separated from family and health and legal services and shipped 1500km away to Don Dale.
A man who dragged his ex through the streets of Darwin and attacked her new boyfriend in a fit of ‘jealousy’ has lost his bid for a lighter sentence.
A young man in the grips of a psychotic episode allegedly attacked a driver and caused a Top End bus to come to a screeching halt on the highway, a court has heard.
Territorians who are fighting charges against them are spending on average 100 days behind bars waiting to clear their names. Here’s why legal experts say our justice system is ‘buckling’.
A teenager and an older man relentlessly chased a Milingimbi man before bashing him in a suburban Darwin car park, a court has heard.
Domestic violence campaigner claims a plan to ban Aussie kids from social media needs to happen alongside education to be effective in addressing the crisis of gender-based violence.
A federal inquiry into children’s prisons will investigate allegations of ‘torture-like’ conditions across Australia.
The Police union has warned conditions inside the prison watch-houses could lead to ‘serious incidents or a death in custody’.
UPDATED: A number of allegedly stolen puppies have been returned to a Central Australian animal shelter, after the shelter was broken into over the weekend. DETAILS.
A Darwin driving instructor with a language barrier was filmed by cops on his knees offering to pay an ‘on-the-spot’ fine. See why a panicked miscommunication meant he was hit with a bribery charge.
A disabled driver who fatally struck an 11-year-old boy in an NT car park has died in custody, just 96 hours after he was re-sentenced to prison.
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