NT Labor MLA caught speeding multiple times, years after fatal crash conviction (opens original article in a new tab)

An NT Labor MLA, convicted in a 2009 fatal crash, had his licence suspended for speeding in a taxpayer-funded car, with opposition leader acknowledging transparency issues.

• NT Labor MLA Manuel Brown had his licence suspended for three months due to multiple speeding tickets in a taxpayer-funded car.
• Brown was convicted in 2009 for a fatal crash but failed to disclose this during his 2023 by-election campaign.
• Opposition Leader Selena Uibo admitted transparency failure in not publicly disclosing Brown's licence suspension.