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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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Drug Offences - Nhulunbuy

Northern Territory Police have charged nine offenders with drug related offences in Nhulunbuy over the weekend.

Roadside Drug Testing

Northern Territory Police are urging Territorians to think twice before getting behind the wheel of a motor vehicle if you are taking prescription medicines.

Road Crash - Fatal

Emergency responders are at the scene of a road crash five kilometres north of Barrow Creek road house.

Youths Arrested - Moil

Strike Force Trident Detectives have arrested seven youths, aged between 12 and 16, following an unlawful entry at the Moil Shops overnight.

Charges – Assault – Alice Springs

Northern Territory Police have charged a 15-year-old male following the alleged assault of a female and the assault of a Police officer in Alice Springs yesterday.

Vandalism - Malak

Six youths aged between 10 and 15 have been arrested after allegedly vandalising a school in Malak.