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Who was Trevor? A cold case, 'homemade' tattoos and 50 years of silence (opens the original)
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Half a century after the bodies of two men were found near a cattle station in one of the most remote parts of the Northern Territory, Glen Chatto knew finding answers was always going to be a "long shot". But as head of NT Police's Cold Case Taskforce, long shots are Acting Sergeant Chatto's bread and butter. When police first found the two men's remains near Mount Bundy Station, 110 kilometres south of Darwin, in 1976, while they were intrigued by the unusual circumstances, they had little to
NT government moves 150 Darwin homeless shelter residents out of town (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory government has announced residents at a Darwin homeless shelter will be moved south to Batchelor after negotiations over the site's future failed to reach a resolution. Some residents affected by the move say they will struggle to access jobs and services from outside the NT capital. The government says the new facility will be ready for residents to move in when the Darwin facility closes on October 11. Up to 150 people in transitional accommodation in Darwin will be relo
'Darwin is a small place': NT deputy chief defends data centre disclosure (opens the original)
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Northern Territory Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley says he has followed parliamentary disclosure rules "to a T" while defending a decision to spruik a $40 billion data centre project put forward by a company that employs his sister-in-law. Speaking with ABC Radio Darwin this morning, Mr Maley said Bethaney Maley was at the press announcement for the project and suggested reporters were at fault for not raising their connection at the time. Parliamentary rules did not require Mr Maley to publi
Ambulance delays contributed to two Darwin patient deaths, coroner finds (opens the original)
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The NT coroner has found ambulance delays as a result of soaring demand for the service contributed to the deaths of two patients in January and February this year. One man, aged 80, waited more than six hours for an ambulance following a fall, and died later that day in hospital. St John NT said it was working to increase ambulance numbers but said it remained subject to government agreement and funding. The Northern Territory coroner has found ambulance delays contributed to the deaths of two
Alice Springs baby dies after mother forced to live with DV perpetrators (opens the original)
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Northern Territory Coroner Elisabeth Armitage has found a six-week-old Aboriginal baby died due to an unsafe sleeping environment after her mother was evicted from crisis accommodation in Alice Springs two years ago. Judge Armitage found the woman was forced to sleep with her baby on a mattress on the floor of a house with eight other people, including three who had previously violently assaulted her. Judge Armitage has recommended the NT government "identify, quantify and map the level of homel
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