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Kumanjayi Walker inquest has had ‘insurmountable impact’ on police and some can’t continue in their roles, says NT Police Association

Police Association President Nathan Finn says the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker has had an ‘insurmountable impact’ on...

Labor supports Coroner’s recommendations from Kumanjayi Walker inquest and CLP’s move to scrap youth diversion for 13 serious offences

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says the NT Coroner’s findings from the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker have highlighted...

Chief Minister defends reforms scrapping youth diversion for 13 serious offences and commits to examine findings of Kumanjayi Walker inquest

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says reforms that will allow police to charge youth for 13 additional offences instead of sending...

The Week That Was – 4th July 2025

Katie Woolf is joined in the studio by Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby, Deputy Opposition Leader Dheran Young via phone and Sky...

Labor claims Alice Springs residents don’t feel safer under CLP and that the Chief Minister hasn’t visited the town since February

Deputy Opposition Leader Dheran Young who’s currently in Alice Springs says residents have told him they don’t feel any safer...

The latest from Katie Woolf

Kumanjayi Walker inquest has had ‘insurmountable impact’ on police and some can’t continue in their roles, says NT Police Association

Police Association President Nathan Finn says the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker has had an ‘insurmountable impact’ on...

Labor supports Coroner’s recommendations from Kumanjayi Walker inquest and CLP’s move to scrap youth diversion for 13 serious offences

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says the NT Coroner’s findings from the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker have highlighted...

Chief Minister defends reforms scrapping youth diversion for 13 serious offences and commits to examine findings of Kumanjayi Walker inquest

The Week That Was – 4th July 2025

Labor claims Alice Springs residents don’t feel safer under CLP and that the Chief Minister hasn’t visited the town since February

Person with shopping trolley full of fireworks trying to light it with a gas torch in Darwin and crews called to 180 fires on Territory Day

Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell and Bushfires NT Incident Controller Mark Williams say there were 180 fires during Territory Day...

NTG buys parcel of land for $7.5 million to expand Litchfield, providing access to waterfalls, gorges, hot springs, hunting and 4WD tracks

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the NT Government bought a 30,000-hectare property for $7.5 million, expanding Litchfield National Park, because...

Lead investigator of Peter Falconio’s disappearance doubts Bradley John Murdoch will ever reveal where the body is and why

Former NT Police Officer Colleen Gwynne, who led the investigation into the disappearance of Peter Falconio doubts convicted killer Bradley...

The Week That Was – 27th June 2025

Katie Woolf is joined in the studio by Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley, Deputy Opposition Leader Dheran Young via phone...

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Kumanjayi Walker inquest has had ‘insurmountable impact’ on police and some can’t continue in their roles, says NT Police Association

Labor supports Coroner’s recommendations from Kumanjayi Walker inquest and CLP’s move to scrap youth diversion for 13 serious offences

Chief Minister defends reforms scrapping youth diversion for 13 serious offences and commits to examine findings of Kumanjayi Walker inquest

The Week That Was – 4th July 2025

Labor claims Alice Springs residents don’t feel safer under CLP and that the Chief Minister hasn’t visited the town since February

The latest from Katie Woolf

Kumanjayi Walker inquest has had ‘insurmountable impact’ on police and some can’t continue in their roles, says NT Police Association

Labor supports Coroner’s recommendations from Kumanjayi Walker inquest and CLP’s move to scrap youth diversion for 13 serious offences

Chief Minister defends reforms scrapping youth diversion for 13 serious offences and commits to examine findings of Kumanjayi Walker inquest

The Week That Was – 4th July 2025

Labor claims Alice Springs residents don’t feel safer under CLP and that the Chief Minister hasn’t visited the town since February

Person with shopping trolley full of fireworks trying to light it with a gas torch in Darwin and crews called to 180 fires on Territory Day

NTG buys parcel of land for $7.5 million to expand Litchfield, providing access to waterfalls, gorges, hot springs, hunting and 4WD tracks

Lead investigator of Peter Falconio’s disappearance doubts Bradley John Murdoch will ever reveal where the body is and why

The Week That Was – 27th June 2025

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