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Our Media unit is the bridge connecting NTPFES with the community through various media channels. From providing strategic advice to managing media inquiries and coordinating conferences, our dedicated team ensures seamless communication, especially during critical times like natural disasters.

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Operation Concludes - Mataranka

Mataranka police wrapped up a six-day operation yesterday following an influx of people into the town.

Charges laid - Darwin

Investigators from Strike Force Trident have charged a 39-year-old male with several serious offences following his arrest on 18 October.

Drink Drivers Charged - Mataranka

Mataranka police have been kept busy this week following six arrests for drink driving, three of which occurred within 10 minutes of each other.

Three Charged – Methamphetamine Seized

Members from the Drug and Organised Crime Division have charged two males and a female with drug offences following a seizure of methamphetamine.

Scam Warning

Northern Territory Police are warning local businesses about email scams targeting retailers and freight companies.

Animal Cruelty – Update

Yesterday evening, a 17-year-old male handed himself in to the Darwin Police Station where he was arrested and interviewed in relation to the incident involving animal cruelty in Fannie Bay earlier this week.