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	NTPA
		The Northern Territory Police are responsible for policing northern and central Australia.
		Police work in ‘The Territory’ as Australians refer to it, is varied, exciting and exhilarating.
		It is the role of the Northern Territory Police Association to look after the courageous men and women who are the protectors of the north.
	www.ntpa.com.au (473 words)

	Northern Territory Police - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Police in the Northern Territory are part of a "Tri-Service": the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Service with the Commissioner of Police, Mr Paul White, APM as the CEO of the "Tri Service".
		The NTP traces its roots back to the South Australian Mounted Police from the late 1860s and Native Police Corps formed from 1884.
		Their role was mostly as a security force to protect the early inhabitants of the Northern Territory than as a police force.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Northern_Territory_Police (197 words)

	Northern Territory Police Juvenile Pre-court Diversion Scheme: A Preventative and Restorative Approach to Juvenile ...
		The Northern Territory Police Force recognises that, as a part of growing up, many juveniles will make mistakes and should be given opportunities to correct their behaviour, prior to becoming involved with the formal justice system.
		A further 223 police officers, six police civilian staff and 34 non-police were trained in victim-offender conference facilitation, and 17 police officers were trained as victim-offender conference facilitator instructors since the scheme commenced9.
		On those occasions where the police officer was of the opinion that a matter should not proceed to the courts, he/she had to first obtain the approval of a commissioned police officer to withdraw the matter and have it dealt with by a formal caution.
	www.restorativepractices.org /library/nl03/nl03_waite.html (7395 words)

	South Australia Police Historical Society
		The Commissioner of Police Malcolm Hyde APM and Chairman of the District Council of Tatiara, Mrs
		Early in 1945, the Superintendent of the Northern Territory Police, Alf Stretton requested the secondment of five SAPOL trainees to that Force, for a period of two years.
		While remote area policing still offers a challenge, the advent of advanced four wheel drive vehicles, satellite communications, G.P.S navigation systems, the use of aircraft and improved medical facilities, along with other infrastructure, including the provision of overnight habitation in many places, has done much to facilitate the nature of the police task.
	www.sapolicehistory.org /may03.html (3486 words)

	Spartanburg SC \| GoUpstate.com \| Spartanburg Herald-Journal
		Police in the Northern Territory are part of a "Tri-Service": the Northern Territory Police, Fire and Emergency Service with the Commissioner of Police, Mr Paul White, APM as the CEO of the "Tri Service".
		The NTP traces its roots back to the South Australian Mounted Police from the late 1860s and Native Police Corps formed from 1884.
		In 1931, the two Territories Central and Northern became the Northern Territory of Australia and the authority of the Commissioner of Police was established in the Administrator of the Northern Territory, in Darwin.
	www.goupstate.com /apps/pbcs.dll/section?category=NEWS&template=wiki&text=Northern_Territory_Police (369 words)

	Northern Territory Police Juvenile Pre-court Diversion Scheme: A Preventative and Restorative Approach to Juvenile ...
		The Northern Territory Police Force recognises that, as a part of growing up, many juveniles will make mistakes and should be given opportunities to correct their behaviour, prior to becoming involved with the formal justice system.
		This type of diversion intervention is highly favoured by police and the community, and the rate of family conferences is expected to continue to increase in the future.
		On those occasions where the police officer was of the opinion that a matter should not proceed to the courts, he/she had to first obtain the approval of a commissioned police officer to withdraw the matter and have it dealt with by a formal caution.
	www.iirp.org /library/nl03/nl03_waite.html (7395 words)

	Northern Territory News: Police probe cab assaults [ 17oct06 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		POLICE were appealing for public assistance after the alleged sexual assault of two young women by a taxi driver in Melbourne.
		Police said the women had been assaulted shortly after they had begun their journey in the taxi and that both had sat in the front passenger seat of the cab.
		Police did not release details of what taxi company the man they wished to speak to had been working for at the time of the assaults.
	www.sundayterritorian.com.au /common/story_page/0,7034,20598625^1702,00.html (231 words)

	Excite France - Government > Northern Territory > Australia > Oceania > Regional (Web-Catalogue)
		The entry point to the Northern Territory government services.
		Includes road conditions including closures, tips for driving in the Territory, driver licensing, registration of motor vehicles, public transport information and timetables, major works, marine transport including safety and tide tables, and aviation.
		Police, fire and emergency service information including crime prevention, community education and cyclone, bushfire, earthquake and flood advice.
	www.excite.fr /directory/Regional/Oceania/Australia/Northern_Territory/Government (249 words)

	NTPA
		In Northern Territory, 2 months after the declaration of the World War II the inaugural meeting of Northern Territory Police Association was held.
		Before considering the history of the Police Association it is necessary to digress briefly and consider the origins of the Police Force itself.
		The Northern Territory Police Force was founded in January 1870, when Sub-Inspector Paul Foelsche, one corporal and five troopers arrived in Darwin.
	www.ntpa.com.au /aboutus.asp (378 words)

	BBC News \| ENGLAND \| Outback police demonstrate restraints
		Australian police have demonstrated how ties were used on the girlfriend of a Briton who disappeared in the Outback to establish she is telling the truth.
		Northern Territory Police assistant commissioner John Daulby believes Miss Lees' statement that her hands had been tied behind her back and she had managed to bring them to the front.
		And using the restraints, a police constable demonstrated to reporters at a press conference this was possible.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/england/1885105.stm (402 words)

	SEEK - Australia's no. 1 jobs, employment, career and recruitment site
		The Northern Territory Police is a modern, professional organisation, dedicated to protecting the community through intelligence-led policing and community partnerships.
		The Territory lifestyle is second to none, and as a member of the police force you have the opportunity to experience it all.
		Policing in the Territory is demanding but well worth the effort.
	www.seek.com.au /advhomes/nt_police/21095864_1.htm (370 words)

	Australian Labor Party : Speech To The Northern Territory Police Association
		But it is a matter of fact that the Territory will never reach its full potential while a quarter or more of the population are not participants or marginalised from the story.
		Of those states with problematic remote indigenous communities, the Northern Territory stands alone in terms of its high indigenous population and the extreme isolation of many of these communities.
		Police are perhaps the most vital link in the chain that makes up the security continuum.
	www.alp.org.au /media/0806/specusjus220.php (3295 words)

	Police reject woman's Azaria claims - National - theage.com.au
		Northern Territory police have rejected a woman's claim that she is Azaria Chamberlain.
		According to News Ltd newspapers, the woman claimed to have had flashbacks to when she was nine weeks old and found herself between the jaws of a dingo, and that she had been rescued by Aborigines and given to a white family.
		The Northern Territory Coroner's Office ruled out reopening the inquest into Azaria's death as it was not satisfied there were any new facts to warrant such a move.
	www.theage.com.au /news/national/police-reject-womans-azaria-claims/2005/08/26/1124563014892.html (347 words)

	Speech to Northern Territory Police Association (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Of those states with problematic remote indigenous communities, the Northern Territory stands alone in terms of its high indigenous population and the extreme isolation of many of these communities.
		Increasingly, police and other law enforcement agencies are being called upon to assist and supplement Defence operations overseas as an instrument of foreign policy.
		Police are perhaps the most vital link in the chain that makes up the security continuum.
	www.senatorludwig.org /speeches/speech-to-northern-territory-police-association.html (3255 words)

	Northern Territory News: Police recommend Katsav rape charge [ 16oct06 ]
		ISRAELI police told the attorney general overnight there was enough evidence to indict President Moshe Katsav on charges of rape, sexual harassment and wire-tapping, at the end of a weeks-long probe.
		During recent weeks, police had investigated no less than 10 complaints of rape and sexual harassment by former Katsav employees as president and before that as minister.
		Police sources now say that an indictment could be filed in three or four of these cases.
	www.sundayterritorian.com.au /common/story_page/0,7034,20588267^1702,00.html (250 words)

	Northern Territory News: Police spying on me, claims copper [ 24oct06 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		POLICE have allegedly employed a private detective to spy on one of the Territory's best-known officers.
		Police last night said they could not discuss the case because that would breach privacy rules.
		Sgt Hales, who has been in the police for more than 25 years, admitted he was working eight hours a day at his wife's cafe in Humpty Doo while on sick leave.
	ntnews.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,7034,20634401^13569,00.html (354 words)

	AIATSIS - Court and Police Records
		Police Service records are Closed for Public Access (CPA) for 30 years from the date of the serviceman’s termination; other records are CPA for 100 years unless otherwise indicated.
		In 1931, the two Territories were amalgamated to become the Northern Territory under the authority of a single Police Commissioner.
		Police Historical Unit - The holdings of the Historical Unit include records compiled at police stations throughout Victoria, such as watch-house books, occurrence books and other registers, in some cases, from the earliest days of Victoria Police.
	www.aiatsis.gov.au /library/family_history_tracing/court_and_police_records (885 words)

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		The purpose of this bill is to enable the Northern Territory Police Force to be declared an agency for the purpose of lawfully obtaining warrants for the interception of telecommunications in accordance with the Commonwealth Telecommunications (Interception) Act 1979.
		Retrospective analysis of major crimes, drug-related investigations and conspiracy matters committed in the Northern Territory, indicate a number of examples where telecommunications interception capability, if it had been available, would have assisted in resolving the crime in question and led to an early apprehension of the suspect.
		Once the Northern Territory Police have been declared an agency under the Commonwealth act, further preconditions require the agency to enter into an agreement relating to costs associated with the enabling and execution of interception warrants.
	notes.nt.gov.au /dcm/legislat/Acts.nsf/84c76a0f7bf3fb726925649e001c03bb/ad3d0d08fdbb27db69256a63007c660d?OpenDocument&ExpandSection=4.1 (3953 words)

	BBC News \| ASIA-PACIFIC \| Outback police scale down search
		Police searching the Australian outback for missing British backpacker Peter Falconio are scaling down their search.
		A spokeswoman for the Northern Territory Police added: "Initially there were about 100 officers working on the case to run the road blocks.
		She said: "Obviously we would like hundreds of police searching for Peter, but the area is just so vast, you just can't do it forever.
	news.bbc.co.uk /1/hi/world/asia-pacific/1555985.stm (470 words)

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		Their brave stand may be just the tonic that is needed to goad a generation that is fixated on consumption and status to join their children in the struggle to create a society where people are judged on their actions, not their race.
		The rabid dogs in the Northern Territory government have realised that the threat of custodial sentence is not deterring protesters.
		Unfortunately for the intellectual giants in the Northern Territory, government and fortunately for protesters the actions of their Northern Territory feral police force has only hardened the resolve of protesters.
	www.spunk.org /texts/pubs/aawr/sp001814.txt (4725 words)

	BBC NEWS \| Asia-Pacific \| DNA breakthrough in Falconio case
		Following DNA tests police in the Northern Territory said they were seeking an arrest warrant for Bradley John Murdoch, 44.
		Police said that for legal reasons they cannot confirm that Mr Murdoch's DNA matches a sample recovered from Ms Lees' clothing.
		Northern Territory Police said on Wednesday that they were liaising with police in neighbouring states and expected to be moving towards charges in the coming days.
	news.bbc.co.uk /2/hi/asia-pacific/2313333.stm (519 words)

	Northern Territory News: Police car rammed [ 27oct06 ] (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Police were attempting to pull over a Commodore on Darlinghurst Rd at 12.45am when the car reversed into the front of the police car then sped off, police said.
		Police said the car hit a parked car, side swiped another car, lost control and hit a pole and a tree along Cowper Wharf Rd in Woolloomooloo.
		Police arrested a man who was taken to St Vincents Hospital, where he is being treated for back and neck soreness.
	www.ntnews.news.com.au /common/story_page/0,7034,20653492^1702,00.html (156 words)

	Indigenous. ABC News Online
		The trial of Queensland police officer Senior Sergeant Chris Hurley is due to continue this morning in the Supreme Court in Townsville.
		The Northern Territory Indigenous community of Mutitjulu has succeeded in its second attempt to overturn the appointment of an administrator to the local council, known as the Mutitjulu Community Aboriginal Corporation.
		The Northern Land Council is taking an 85-year-old traditional owner to court to remove her name from a native title claim over land in the Daly River Region of the Northern Territory.
	www.abc.net.au /news/indigenous (1525 words)

	Northern Territory Police
		The "Northern Territory" plinth was probably added to this badge, phased in and issued around 1949.
		A new Northern Territory Police cap badge badge design know as the "Skippy" badge was introduced in c1965 (and later an ID badge).
		The Northern Territory Police cap badge with the obsolete Cadet "plinth" is shown above.
	www.ozbadge.com /nt.html (263 words)

	NAP - The Northern Territory, Australia. A Police State?
		A former Territory Labor politician is complaining that a break and enter at his home wasn’t investigated because he's a vocal critic of the policy of mandatory sentencing.
		The NT Ombudsman's exoneration of Police brutality at Raintree Park (while expected) was made more insulting than usual, by it's release, prior to the Court cases arising from that incident.
		NAP is particularly concerned with the state of new drug laws, zero tolerance policing which is rampant in the NT and the level of control in governance of the NT by the police service.
	www.napnt.org /pages/Articles_24.htm (1551 words)

	Obtaining a Police Certificate for Australia
		For NSW and Queensland residents, your police record will be sent directly to the U.S. Consulate in Sydney by the police department, and the Criminal Records Section will notify you that this has been done.
		The fee for a National Police History Record and Fingerprint Check is A$120 (subject to change, please check with the police directly) and the average turnaround time is 5 working days for the National Police History Record, additional time may be needed for fingerprint checks.
		The fee for a National Police Certificate and Fingerprint Check is A$140 (subject to change, please check current fee direct with SA police).
	canberra.usembassy.gov /consular/policecertificate.html (793 words)

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		A joint operation between Australian Federal Police, Australian Customs, Northern Territory Police and the Indonesian national police has resulted in the arrest of a man in Denpasar who was allegedly found in possession of quantity of ephedrine in powder and tablet tablets when they searched the man's hotel room.
		The Australian end of the operation culminated today with the arrest of a 29-year-old Darwin man by the Northern Territory Police while in possession of a further 3000 psuedo ephedrine tablets.
		Northern Territory Police and Federal agents will allege the ephedrine seized in Denpasar was destined for Australia and had the potential to generate about $1.6 million on the streets once converted to amphetamine.
	www.customs.gov.au /site/page.cfm?c=4571 (415 words)

	CNN.com - DNA key to Outback murder mystery - June 11, 2002
		New South Wales state police on Tuesday said a man currently being held on murder charges in Sydney is also a suspect in the possible murder of Peter Falconio.
		NSW police have taken a DNA sample from their suspect while Northern Territory police have a blood sample taken from Lees' clothing which they believe could belong to the gunman.
		Police hope the DNA evidence can firm up their suspicions about the man being held in Sydney as they have few other leads in the baffling case.
	archives.cnn.com /2002/WORLD/asiapcf/auspac/06/11/aust.backpacker.dna/index.html (349 words)

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