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Changes to the NT's mandatory sentencing laws have passed through parliament, giving judges two alternative correction orders for some offences.

An all-staff email says widespread Cabcharge misuse has been identified in a recent audit, with "quite a number" of excessive fares racked up in a government department $90 million over its allocated budget.

An NT policeman is expected to know within two weeks if he'll be forced to answer a coroner's questions about the night he shot dead an Indigenous teenager.

Lawyers for Constable Zachary Rolfe and Sergeant Lee Bauwens have argued the officers should not be compelled to answer questions which could lead to disciplinary action within the police force.

Northern Territory police will target repeat offenders in their homes as incarceration rates in the NT continue to soar.

The ACT and Northern Territory are a step closer to being able to legislate for voluntary assisted dying after a vote in the Senate today.

Laws overturning a ban on territories legislating on voluntary assisted dying are expected to pass next week after a last-minute hitch in the Senate debate.

NT schools can no longer discriminate against staff and students on the basis of their religion, sexuality and gender identity after new laws were passed.