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Strike Force Trident Arrest Two - Darwin

Detectives from Strike Force Trident have charged two males with property and traffic offences following the theft of two motor vehicles earlier this week.

Abduction Hoax - Casuarina

Casuarina Police are currently investigating reports of an abduction in the Northern Suburbs today.

Moderate Flood Warning - Daly River - Update #4

A moderate flood warning remains in place for the Daly River. The Bureau of Meteorology advises the water level is currently at 13.5 metres and is expected to exceed 13.6 metres later today.

Darwin River Dam - Spillway

Darwin River Dam has reached capacity and the spillway is expected to flow in the next 48 hours should monsoonal activity continue.

Moderate Flood Warning - Daly River

A moderate flood warning is current for the Daly River. The Bureau of Meteorology advises that the water level is expected to reach the Minor Flood Level (12.6m) this afternoon and the Moderate Flood Level (13.1m) around Wednesday morning.