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Woman Charged with Supply Possess Cannabis Darwin

Northern Territory Police have charged a woman with the supply and possession of cannabis after the search of a vehicle turned up half an ounce of cannabis and $2750 in cash.

Child Neglect Charges - Galiwinku

Detectives from the Child Abuse Taskforce have arrested a 37-year-old Galiwinku woman for the severe neglect of a nine-year-old boy who had been in her care.

Man Charged with Sexual Assault

A 46-year-old man will appear in court today facing charges of sexual assault and unlawfully causing serious harm.

Call for Witnesses - Hit and Run - Alice Springs

Alice Springs Police are calling for witnesses to a vehicle Vs pedestrian crash in the Northside shopping centre carpark, off the Stuart Highway, at about 8.30pm last night.

Woman Transferred to Darwin

A woman involved in an incident in Katherine early this morning was transferred to Darwin for assessment and treatment.

Operation Pepper Shakes up Tennant

Almost 300 litres of alcohol was destroyed and 44 people taken into Protective Custody during Operation Pepper in Tennant Creek.