The Latest Breaking News from NT Supreme Court

Activists in Central Australia will ask the Supreme Court to review the NT government's decision to approve fracking in the Beetaloo Basin.

A years-long battle over alleged sacred site damage at one of the most popular attractions in Kakadu National Park is set to reach the High Court.

A jealous man who threw a Molotov cocktail into a backpackers hostel in Darwin, then bragged about his crime to a taxi driver while the cab's security camera was rolling, has been sentenced in the NT Supreme Court.

The NT Supreme Court lifts a non-publication order on text messages that show Constable Zachary Rolfe described his job as "cowboy stuff with no rules" several months before the fatal shooting of Kumanjayi Walker in Yuendumu.

The Northern Territory Children's Commissioner has been committed to stand trial after allegedly attempting to appoint a friend to the deputy commissioner role.

A police training expert tells the NT Supreme Court that the first shot fired by Constable Rolfe at Yuendumu man Kumanjayi Walker was justified, but the second and third fired seconds later were not reasonable or necessary. WARNING: This article contains body-worn footage of the shooting shown during the trial.

A police training expert has told the NT Supreme Court that officers went against their training by failing to adopt a cautious approach to the arrest of Kumanjayi Walker.

A biomechanical expert tells the NT Supreme Court that Kumanjayi Walker's ability to use the scissors he was holding was greatly constrained because his arm was pinned under another officer.

A medical expert tells the NT Supreme Court Kumanjayi Walker was going to die "regardless" of any first aid efforts by police because nurses were not on duty the night he was shot in the remote community of Yuendumu.