The Northern Territory police minister has confirmed a decision on whether to extend the Alice Springs curfew will not be made until tomorrow, after the lock-out restrictions come to an end.
The Northern Territory 's police minister says a decision around whether to extend a 72-hour snap curfew in Alice Springs will be announced tomorrow.
"A decision on whether or not to extend the curfew will be made tomorrow with the most up to date information." In a statement, an NT Police spokesperson said police made no arrests in relation to the curfew on Tuesday night.
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