The Northern Territory government will enhance its air quality monitoring systems following revelations that Inpex, a major gas producer, underreported its emissions in Darwin. A recent review triggered the decision, highlighting concerns about potential toxic and carcinogenic pollutants released into the environment. The upgraded monitoring will provide more accurate data on air quality and ensure greater transparency regarding industrial emissions. Government officials stated the changes aim to safeguard public health and environmental standards. Inpex has not yet publicly responded to the findings of the review. The new system will specifically target pollutants not previously comprehensively monitored in the region. This move signals increased regulatory oversight of industrial activity in the Northern Territory.