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Stabbing Death – Darwin – Update#1

A 30-year-old man has been charged with one count of murder after allegedly stabbing a 24-year-old to death in the early hours of yesterday morning.

Operation Shiloh: 3rd - 18th December 2011

Operation Shiloh finished up on Sunday after a final two day blitz on traffic and anti-social behaviour around the Alice Springs town site on Friday and Saturday nights.

Drive with Caution this Festive Season

Three people are lucky to have escaped with only minor injuries following a car crash that occurred near Hayes Creek yesterday afternoon.

Stabbing Death - Darwin

Major Crime Detectives have arrested a 30-year-old man in relation to the stabbing death of another man in Darwin early this morning.

Call for witnesses - Assault - Nightcliff

A 27-year-old male remains in a serious but stable condition in the Royal Darwin Hospital following an assault that occurred in Nightcliff last night.

Noxious fish species - Darwin

Members from the Water Police Section seized 140 kilograms of the noxious fish species, Tilapia, at businesses in Rapid Creek yesterday.