The Latest Breaking News from Territory

There are now 105 people with COVID-19 in hospital in the Northern Territory, up from 95 on Thursday, as the NT government announces more than 1,000 new cases of the virus.

Thanks to deliveries being cut off by floodwaters, supermarket shelves in the Northern Territory are as bare as they have been during the pandemic. From today, new limits on certain lines will apply at Coles supermarkets in the Territory. Here's what you can and can't buy.

The Northern Territory government says there will be no major issues with supplies of groceries and other items after inland floods cut road links.

The number of people in Territory hospitals with COVID-19 increases by 12 as the NT records 492 new cases.

COVID-19 cases in the Northern Territory have dipped but the Central Land Council has called for a lockdown in remote communities.

The Northern Territory has 72 patients with COVID-19 in hospital, 10 of whom need oxygen, with three in the ICU.

There has been frustration at the lack of COVID-19 exposure site information from the NT government in recent weeks, but an upcoming change to the Territory Check-In app is set to provide Territorians with more clarity.

The Northern Territory government has awarded the Mt Bundy Gold Project major project status, with three mines set to be restarted.

Lockdowns and lockouts remain in several communities across the Northern Territory.