The Latest Breaking News from Paul McCue

The NT police say there has been a significant increase in the number of patrons turned away from Alice Springs liquor stores, largely due to drunkenness, since alcohol bans were lifted.

Speaking publicly for the first time since a majority of police union members said they had "no confidence" in his leadership, Commissioner Chalker confirms he will not resign.

Almost 80 per cent of union members surveyed said they did not have confidence in the Northern Territory's police commissioner, with low morale, pay, and lack of resources among the key issues identified.

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

Elders in the remote community of Yuendumu want more funds directed into night patrols and community mediation, while the union says a record funding boost to NT Police will bring "respite" to overworked officers.

Police Sergeant Paul McCue discovered an abusive slogan graffitied on the underside of his Celtic Football Club mug and was so upset he had to go home from work.

He was subjected to religious harassment while at work

Alcohol bans in dozens of Aboriginal communities are due to end in July, but the Northern Territory Police Association is questioning the government's preparedness.

In his first interview since the NT police officer was acquitted of murder, Michael Gunner has accused the police union of waging a deliberate campaign of misinformation about the decision to charge Zachary Rolfe four days after the shooting of Kumanjayi Walker.

Union president criticises rapid decision to charge officer after shooting death of Kumanjayi Walker, saying members have left the police force over it

The head of the NT's police union is calling for an independent investigation into the decision to charge Constable Zachary Rolfe with murder four days after the death of Warlpiri man Kumanjayi Walker.