An Elliott business owner says fighting and unrest in the community, 250 kilometres north of Tennant Creek, have escalated, with businesses and property damaged over the past week.
Fighting in NT town of Elliott damages property and businesses
In short:
Northern Territory Police have reported family groups fighting in the community of Elliott last week, which has escalated into numerous incidents of criminal damage to property.
A business owner said his truck was significantly damaged, and the town's store and post office were also damaged.
What next?
Police say they will send extra staff to restore calm and peace to the community.
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