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Truck Driver Charged with Drug Offences

Katherine Police have assisted Drug and Organised Crime Detectives in the arrest a 47-year-old male truck driver in the town overnight.

Drug Charges - Darwin

Northern Territory Police have arrested a 26-year-old male in Darwin for the alleged supply of drugs to nightclub patrons.

Sexual Assault Charge - Darwin

A 45-year-old man is to appear in the Darwin Magistrates Court today following a sexual assault at a Darwin beach on Saturday.

Vega Strikes Again - Alice Springs

Strike Force Vega Detectives have charged a second man in relation to the unlawful entry of an Alice Springs hotel.

Multimillion-dollar drug seizure - Palmerston

Two men are to appear in the Darwin Magistrates Court today following the seizure of more than 65kg of cannabis, firearms, fireworks and large amounts of cash in Palmerston last week.