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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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UPDATE: Charges – Murder – Palmerston

The Northern Territory Police Force has charged a 45-year-old male with murder following the death of a 62-year-old male in Palmerston on 19 February..

Crime series - Northern Suburbs

Eleven youths and two adults have been arrested in relation to multiple separate stolen motor vehicle incidents early this morning. Between 12:30am..

Enhanced Proactive Policing in Katherine

Due to an increase in police demand, Katherine police have increased proactive measures in order to drive down crime and antisocial behaviour. Alcohol..

Firearms seized - Acacia Hills

Northern Territory Police Force, in collaboration with the Australian Border Force (ABF), have seized multiple firearms and other prohibited items..

Bass in the Grass 2025 wrap-up

The NT Police Force are happy to report a very well-behaved crowd following the NT’s largest music festival, Bass in the Grass. Around 11,000 party..