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NT police watchdog says spit hoods used on children 27 times amid reports of 'choking' | Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

NT police watchdog says spit hoods used on children 27 times amid reports of 'choking' | Northern Territory

Campaigners says case of child who may have lost consciousness while restrained in spit hood highlights need to legislate ban

NT government rejects ombudsman's call to outlaw spit hoods in police custody | Northern Territory - Vimarsana News

NT government rejects ombudsman's call to outlaw spit hoods in police custody | Northern Territory

Report recommends legislated ban of devices covering children and adults but chief minister says frontline staff need protection

Natasha Fyles says NT Health patient files were 'inadvertently shared' with overseas company during system upgrade - Vimarsana News

Natasha Fyles says NT Health patient files were 'inadvertently shared' with overseas company during system upgrade

Chief Minister Natasha Fyles continues to deny the "inadvertent" sharing of NT patient records amounts to a "breach of identifiable data". 

Source: abc.net.au
NT information commissioner seeks to distance himself from privacy breach - Vimarsana News

NT information commissioner seeks to distance himself from privacy breach

Peter Shoyer says he offered only "brief advice" to the NT government regarding a privacy breach of medical files before the incident was "managed in-house" and subsequently kept secret.

Source: abc.net.au
Chief Ombudsman supports call for equal access to digital information - Vimarsana News

Chief Ombudsman supports call for equal access to digital information

Australian and New Zealand Information Commissioners and Ombudsmen today highlight the importance of government agencies developing robust digital systems that strengthen the community’s access to information.