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Clown Town is alive and well. The police commissioner is taking the NT Government to court, the Howard Springs workers camp may have been damaged or it could be just "wear and tear" depending on whether you listen to the Chief Minister or the Deputy Chief Minister as both are telling different stories. Alice Springs is in the news again and another anti-crime rally was held in Darwin last weekend.

Each week we speak with Chris Walsh, Editor of the NT Independent online newspaper, about some of the stories making news in the Territory.

This week's stories are:

1. Chalker ‘remains on leave’ as three days set aside for court case against Fyles and Govt 

2. Action for Alice administrator accuses Worden of verbally abusing him during first meeting, minister remains silent 

3. ‘Senseless destruction’: Deputy Chief Minister publicly contradicts Chief Minister’s denials on damage 

4. Alice Springs grog restrictions extended for another three months 

5. ‘We are not the enemy’: Chief Minister and Police Minister called to step up, not down at crime rally 

6. Feds call for inquiry into Middle Arm precinct; new TO body for Beetaloo fracking consultation  

7. Darwin Swimmer Macey Sheridan - 4 Gold Medals at National Championships

9. Job of the week - https://www.seek.com.au/job/66960263?type=standout#sol=51f1f02f4abfe7684ccc8506dd7cf7fcbd72aa98

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