Second man charged over NT arrow death Northern Territory police have charged a second man over the death of a 36-year-old man shot with an arrow in the remote community of Peppimenarti. AAP · Sep 17, 2022
Snow in the NT? That's cotton littering the Stuart Highway near Katherine and locals aren't happy What appear to be soft, white piles of snow along the Stuart Highway are something else entirely, and locals are seriously concerned. ABC News · Sep 16, 2022
Racist texts, cover-up allegations: Kumanjayi Walker inquest poses big questions for police This week extraordinary allegations were vented in an Alice Springs court that raise wider issues for the Northern Territory and its police force The Guardian - AU · Sep 16, 2022
National Trust shortage of volunteers sees iconic period homes close their doors National Trust shortage of volunteers could see iconic period homes close including filming locations for the likes of Brideshead Revisited and Jane Eyre Daily Mirror · Sep 16, 2022
High Court to hear NT remote renters case The High Court has agreed to hear the case of an elderly Northern Territory woman seeking compensation over poor quality remote rental properties. AAP · Sep 16, 2022
NT a world leader in prison rates: report A new report says the Northern Territory jails people at a rate among the highest in the world, with Indigenous Australians significantly over-represented. AAP · Sep 16, 2022
Australian Ilmenite Resources' Roper River licence expansion rejected by NT water controller An ilmenite mine in the Northern Territory that wants to double its production has been dealt a blow by the water controller. ABC News · Sep 15, 2022
Kumanjayi Walker inquest hears ‘negative interactions’ between police and Aboriginal people could ‘normalise’ racism Senior constable says he has not heard officers use racist slurs but agrees unchecked frustration could lead to generalisations The Guardian - AU · Sep 15, 2022
The Loop: Anthony Albanese travels to Queen's funeral, NT Police Commissioner responds to 'racist' texts, Patagonia founder gives his company away Get up to speed on today's headlines with The Loop. ABC News · Sep 15, 2022
NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker, family of Kumanjayi Walker react to 'blatantly racist' texts between Zachary Rolfe and colleagues The NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker says while he believes text messages found on Constable Zachary Rolfe's phone were "isolated", they "give people an insight into the legacy I’ve inherited". ABC News · Sep 15, 2022
Northern Land Council chair says NT Police ignored warnings of unrest before Peppimenarti arrow death The chair of the Northern Land Council says he warned NT police about escalating violence in the remote community of Peppimenarti, before this week's death. ABC News · Sep 15, 2022
Man charged over fatal NT arrow shooting A man will face court in the Northern Territory over the death of an older man who was allegedly shot with an arrow in a remote Aboriginal community. AAP · Sep 15, 2022
NT senator Jacinta Price prepares bill calling for return of remote community alcohol bans Anecdotal evidence suggests alcohol-related crime and abuse is climbing after the scrapping of NT alcohol bans – and now a senator wants parliament to reverse it. ABC News · Sep 14, 2022
NT officers unaware of 'systemic racism' Two senior regional police officers in the NT have told an inquest into the death of an Indigenous teenager she's not aware of systemic racism in the force. AAP · Sep 14, 2022
Pedestrian.tv · Sep 14, 2022 ‘Racist’ Texts From Zachary Rolfe Heard At Inquest Into Kumanjayi Walker’s Death Texts heard in court today were described as "disgusting". Content Warning: This article contains highly offensive language heard in court.
ABC News · Sep 14, 2022 'Blatantly racist' and 'disgraceful' texts between Zachary Rolfe and colleagues read out at Kumanjayi Walker inquest Text message exchanges between police officer Zachary Rolfe and colleagues have been described as "disgraceful" and "threatening", during the inquest into the death of 19-year-old Kumanjayi Walker.
AAP · Sep 14, 2022 Man shot by arrow dies in NT community Northern Territory police are investigating the death of a man who was shot by an arrow in a remote community southwest of Darwin.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 14, 2022 ‘Racist and disgusting’: inquest into Kumanjayi Walker death hears of ‘shocking’ texts sent by Zachary Rolfe Warning: this story contains extremely offensive language heard in courtCourt hears police constable Rolfe talked of having ‘smashed’ Aboriginal community and described local people as ‘neanderthals’
The New Daily · Sep 13, 2022 Michael Pascoe: The latest casino scandal is just another sideshow Star is just a headline-grabbing sideshow to the real story that is too big for the NSW government to think of tackling.
AAP · Sep 13, 2022 Walker inquest told of self-harm incident The inquest into the death of Northern Territory Indigenous teenager Kumanjayi Walker has heard of his attempts to self-harm during an earlier arrest.
ABC News · Sep 13, 2022 Case involving suspected death of Paddy Moriarty handed to Director of Public Prosecutions Five months after a coroner found Mr Moriarty was killed in suspicious circumstances, NT Police have wrapped up their investigation and handed the file to the Director of Public Prosecutions.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 12, 2022 Kumanjayi Walker shooting: ‘disturbing’ texts between officers involved are relevant, inquest told Messages inadmissible during criminal trial that revealed ‘disturbing attitudes towards Aboriginal people’ argued to be relevant to coroner’s statutory duties
AAP · Sep 12, 2022 NT to consider new infrastructure corridor The Northern Territory government is considering the construction of an infrastructure corridor to help boost regional development.
AAP · Sep 11, 2022 Walker inquest urged to 'get on with it' The NT coroner investigating the death of an Indigenous teen shot dead by a policeman has been urged to press ahead with hearing evidence.
The Guardian - AU · Sep 10, 2022 Kumanjayi Walker’s inquest laid bare the scars of NT’s colonial past, and a community fighting for real change Family members are hopeful the inquest will bring much needed reform to the state’s policing and help heal the trauma of the past