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Charges – Rollover – Pine Creek

A 26-year-old woman has been arrested and charged in relation to a single-vehicle rollover on the Stuart Highway near Pine Creek.

Methamphetamine and MDMA Seized Alice Springs

Detectives from the Southern Tactical Investigation Squad and the Cross Border Team arrested two men on Saturday 9 January for possessing a trafficable quantity of MDMA and methamphetamine (Ice).

Arson Charges – Yuendumu

Northern Territory Police and Central Desert Regional Council (CDRC) crews attended a house fire in Yuendumu on 6 January.

Humane Society Awards Presented – Galiwinku

Commissioner Reece Kershaw today travelled to Galiwinku to present awards to six men involved in the rescue of three girls swept away from a beach near the community in February 2012.

Christmas / New Year traffic operation concludes

In the 13 days of the Christmas and New Year traffic operation across the Northern Territory the statistics tell a grim tale of speeding, drink driving and unregistered vehicles.