The Latest Breaking News from NT Police

Northern Territory police and health staff will soon undertake comprehensive domestic and family violence training in a bid to counter unnecessary trauma for both victims and responders.

Constable Rolfe has been on directed leave since being acquitted of the murder of Kumanjayi Walker earlier this year, but police say he will return to duty "shortly" and will be based in Darwin.

Police say a 36-year-old woman, who was known to the male victim, has been charged with murder after being arrested at the scene on Thursday night.

Three adults and two teenagers who were missing since Tuesday have been rescued, after their four-metre tinny was located early this morning.

After listening to almost two weeks of evidence and reading hundreds of pages of text messages, a jury has found a Northern Territory police officer not guilty of raping a young woman.

The Northern Territory police union plans to survey its members on whether officers "have confidence" in Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker, an internal email reveals.

Three men have been charged after a pedestrian was allegedly struck by a stolen car in Darwin, in an incident police allege stemmed from ongoing unrest in the remote community of Wadeye.

Northern Territory Police are investigating a fatal crash between a car and a motorbike in Darwin's rural area on Tuesday night.

DPP removes all charges against one professional shooter and reduces counts against another over the deaths of 30 pet horses at Killarney Station in 2020.

A woman, 23, is now due to appear in court for alleged disclosure of confidential information after detectives seized her mobile phone following a referral from the Office of the Northern Territory's Independent Commissioner Against Corruption.

The mantra "a knife equals a gun" when confronted by an armed offender is wrong, a Northern Territory police memo referencing Constable Zachary Rolfe says.