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It's the first time exposure sites have been listed in the NT. (Google Maps) While authorities have said they aren't as concerned about new cases stemming from the gold mine worker, more than 150 close contacts are expected from the new exposure sites across Greater Darwin. Mr Gunner said the extension of the lockdown until 1pm on Friday was "absolutely necessary" and that the territory was not "out of the woods yet". "We are now in an extremely critical period, we must stay locked down while we keep this virus trapped," Mr Gunner said. The NT's single new COVID-19 case is a 50-year-old man w...

Date Time Police seek witnesses – Serious assault in Darwin City Northern Territory Police are calling for witnesses following a serious assault incident in Darwin City overnight. Between 9pm and 9:40pm, a 39-year-old male was allegedly assaulted with an edged weapon by his partner. St John paramedics treated the male at the scene before transporting him to Royal Darwin Hospital, where he remains in a critical but stable condition. Detective Senior Sergeant Justin Bentley said, “The Domestic and Family Violence Section are investigating the alleged assault. “If anyone was in the vicinit...

Two people will face multiple drug related charges after they were found in possession of firearms and drugs in Darwin. On Friday 28 May 2021, Drug and...

(JOHN MCDONALD / iNFOnews.ca) May 10, 2021 - 3:17 PM Vernon city council is asking its staff to dig deeper into the idea of having some kind of outdoor synthetic skating rink by as early as next year. Where it might be located or what it will look like – councillor Kari Gares suggested it could be structured as a trail system – has yet to be determined. And, it would still need council to approve it in the 2022 budget. “It would be unusual,” Mayor Victor Cumming said during discussion on the idea today, May 10. “We’d be the only place around that would have summ...

Head of Kelowna RCMP defends handling of protests opposing COVID-19 restrictions RCMP Supt. Kara Triance is defending her force's management of recurring protests against provincial health measures to contain COVID-19 in light of a recent court ruling that she interprets as favouring people's right to protest. Social Sharing