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Fatal motor vehicle crash - Katherine

Northern Territory Police are investigating a fatal crash which occurred around 5:00 this morning on the Stuart Highway, approximately 10 kilometres south of Katherine.

Charges - Cocaine - Alice Springs

A 50-year-old male has been extradited from Brisbane to Alice Springs and charged for allegedly importing cocaine from the United States.

Update - Car-jacking - Palmerston

A 30-year-old male has been charged following the alleged car-jacking and assault of a 70-year-old man on Friday night.

Combating the road toll - Alice Springs

In an effort to combat the climbing road toll, police in Alice Springs have concentrated their efforts on Thursday and Friday to actively and positively influence the mindset of motorists.

Charges - Liquor offences - Jabiru

Two men have been charged after nearly 40 litres of alcohol was found in the vehicle they were travelling in, allegedly bound for an Indigenous community.