DV offender suspended from shadow minister’s staff
Darius Plummer, a staffer for NT shadow minister for domestic violence, was suspended with pay, after revelations he has been jailed multiple times for breaching domestic violence orders.
Darius Plummer, a staffer for NT shadow minister for domestic violence, was suspended with pay, after revelations he has been jailed multiple times for breaching domestic violence orders.
In the last four years Darius Plummer – a NT shadow minister for domestic violence staffer – has been jailed multiple times and faced courts 27 times.
The Northern Territory’s ICAC is holding computers from an elite police unit as it probes racism allegations from former Alice Springs officer Zachary Rolfe.
Australia’s peak legal body has called on the Albanese government to cut student loans dramatically for lawyers willing to travel to Alice Springs – because of a shortage.
Aboriginal people accused of crimes in Alice Springs are increasingly forced to represent themselves after a staff exodus from the country’s largest Indigenous legal service.
Despite last year’s intense focus, violence is still on the rise and few locals expect anything to change. CCTV does little to deter the gangs in search of cars to steal – including mine.
As the Queensland teacher faced court for the first time, the school where she worked when she was arrested said it found nothing untoward in pre-employment checks.
A teacher has been arrested and charged by Queensland police after allegedly developing a relationship with a vulnerable 12-year-old student and having sex with them.
A major Jewish group has slammed NT Police Minister Brent Potter over the now-deleted Facebook posts.
Ex-cop Zachary Rolfe produced a certificate awarded to elite officers for being unhygienic or incompetent, plastered with an Aboriginal flag – despite police insistence of no race connotation.
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