The Albanese government has pledged $842.5m over six years in an effort to strengthen service delivery in remote First Nations communities across the Northern Territory.

The Albanese government has announced it will commit $842.6 million over six years to the Northern Territory Remote Aboriginal Investment (NTRAI).

The funds will be used to pay for policing, women’s safety, education and alcohol harm reduction in remote Aboriginal communities.

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The Finocchiaro Government is preparing to put the blow torch to third party merits reviews and their weaponisation.

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The Northern Territory’s debt continues to climb, with Treasury now predicting the government will breach its own spending ...

Shocking images allegedly taken from an Alice Springs methamphetamine lab are being investigated by Northern Territory police ...