Welcome to the Media Hub of Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services

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.

  • Always Available: Operating from 7am to 4:30pm on weekdays (excluding public holidays), with a media liaison officer on call for emergencies and major events.
  • Need Assistance?: Submit media enquiries or interview requests via our easy-to-use form. Click here.
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Vertical Rescue Complete - Alice Springs

Northern Territory Emergency Services (NTES) volunteers completed the vertical rescue of a man who had fallen from a cliff in Central Australia.

Identities Sought - Darwin

Serious Crime Squad Detectives are trying to determine the identities of two men who may be able to assist Police with investigations into two incidents on Monday 2 April.

Don't Become a Statistic this Easter

The grim reality of the four day Easter long weekend is that it’s unlikely every Territorian will live to see it through.

Bikie Member Arrested - Darwin

A 26-year-old member of the Darwin Chapter of the Rebels Motorcycle Gang has this morning been arrested following an incident in the Darwin CBD on Wednesday the 21st of March.

Cannabis Seizure - Central Australia

Alice Springs Police have seized 25 kilograms of Cannabis during a traffic operation this morning, believed to be worth up to 1.25-million dollars if sold in remote communities.