NT Attorney-General Chansey Paech says his government is discussing a range of 'realistic ideas and solutions' with the community to 'reclaim the CBD at night'.
, which resulted in more than 300 arrests, was not sufficiently tackling the town's crime.
But in a passionate social media post overnight, NT Attorney-General Chansey Paech said his government was listening.Shatter-proof glass and bollards among ideas These included the introduction of shatter-proof glass throughout the CBD, and automatic bollards that would operate on certain streets at selected times.
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