Media from across the Territory

The Media unit is a vital component of the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Services (NTPFES), serving as a crucial link between the organisation and the community through media channels. This small but impactful team provides strategic advice, manages media inquiries, coordinates conferences, and releases information on operational matters. Notably, the unit plays a pivotal role in disseminating information during natural disasters like cyclones, floods and bushfires.

The unit is responsible for maintaining and updating social media platforms, including PFES Facebook, Twitter, and YouTube. Additionally, it records, edits, and photographs events for both internal and external purposes.

Operating from 7am to 4:30pm on weekdays (excluding public holidays), the unit also has a media liaison officer available afterhours, covering emergencies and major events. The contact number is 0417 770 686.

The PFES Newsroom archives media releases from the past five years, and for historical information, the media team is readily accessible.

Media releases are published online and issued by email, and anyone can subscribe by clicking the Subscribe link.

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Death non-suspicious - Darwin

The death of a man whose body was found at the old fuel depot site in Darwin's inner city area yesterday has been determined to be non-suspicious..

Body found –Darwin

Police are investigating the death of a man whose body was found at the old fuel depot site in Darwin's inner city area this afternoon. Police..

Mount Bundey Station

Residents and visitors of Mount Bundey Station, south-east of Adelaide River, are being advised to leave the property as soon as possible following..

Police search for stolen motor vehicles

Palmerston Police are out in force targeting the problem of motor vehicles throughout the area. Sergeant Rob James of the Palmerston Tactical Team..

Nine more drunk drivers –Alice Springs

Police arrested another nine drink drivers in Alice Springs overnight between 4pm and 3am. Superintendent Michael Murphy said the latest arrests..

Drink driver warning –Alice Springs

Police in Alice Springs are astounded that motorists still aren't getting the message after they arrested six high range drink drivers overnight..

Death at Willowra

Police were alerted about the man's death around midday yesterday. Witnesses told police he had been with a group of four others travelling in a car..