NTCA caught in registration fracas

Alan Welburn
Updated December 2 2019 - 4:50pm, first published November 29 2019 - 2:00pm
The changes mean pastoralists would be required to take their vehicles to the closest Motor Vehicle Registration office, or fly inspectors to remote properties to renew registrations.
The changes mean pastoralists would be required to take their vehicles to the closest Motor Vehicle Registration office, or fly inspectors to remote properties to renew registrations.

THE Northern Territory Cattleman's Association believes it has been caught in the middle of a resourcing mess as authorities haggle over vehicle registration procedures.

Alan Welburn

Alan Welburn

Journalist

Lover of sport, particularly horse racing and all things Olympic. Have spent my entire working life in journalism, mostly with News Corp on its major metro mastheads. Done plenty of things but the best by far is having a teenage son who calls me dad.

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