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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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Methamphetamine Seizure - Darwin

Organised Crime Division detectives have seized 100 grams of methamphetamine and arrested a 39-year-old male at Darwin Airport.

Man Charged – Aggravated Robbery

Northern Territory Police have charged a 28-year-old man following the aggravated robbery of a taxi driver in Moil yesterday.

Charges – Robbery – Millner

Northern Territory Police have charged a 14-year-old male for his role in the robbery of a taxi driver in Millner.

Police use of weapons – Wadeye

Northern Territory Police arrested a further six offenders in Wadeye over the weekend in relation to ongoing unrest in the community.

Youths Charged – Unlawful Entry

Northern Territory Police have charged four male youths following a series of alleged property and traffic offences.

Woman Charged – Counterfeit Notes

Northern Territory Police are again warning the public to be on the lookout for counterfeit notes that may be circulating around Darwin.