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Comfits issued - Alice Springs

Police have issued Comfits in relation to two incidents of indecent assault in Alice Springs recently.

Fatal rollover - Berry Springs

NT Police are currently investigating a fatal crash in Berry Springs that brings the Territory road toll to 29.

Man Arrested for Steroids

Two men will be appearing in court in relation to a number of drugs found in their possession on Sunday.

Melee - Darwin CBD

NT Police are continuing to investigate a melee which occurred at approximately 5am this morning.

Update #8 -Fires -Alice Springs

Motorists are warned that the Chambers Pillar Road between Maryvale Station and Chambers Pillar has been closed.

Update #7 -Fires -Alice Springs

Fire crews from South Australia will remain in the Territory until at least next week to help fight the large number of fires still burning in Central Australia.