New ministry in NT announced The Northern Territory government has announced its revamped ministry after Health Minister David Tollner was sacked amid leadership tensions. Mr Tollner, who reportedly attended a stormy cabinet meeting on Monday at which he threw papers at Chief Minister Terry Mills, was officially dumped from the ministry on Wednesday. Some in the CLP see Mr Tollner as a source of instability, with the former federal MP challenging Mr Mills in 2010 to head the party. On Thursday, Mr Mills announced the new-look ministry, which will see former deputy leader Robyn Lambley, who quit that role this week, pick up the health portfolio. Ms Lambley will also gain Alcohol Policy responsibilities, which has been renamed to include "and rehabilitation" in the title. Mr Mills will lighten his workload, reducing the number of portfolios he controls from 11 down to six. The chief minister will still retain some of the key areas including Asian Engagement, Major Projects and Police, Fire and Emergency Services. In a show that there were no hard feelings after an aborted leadership bid last month from Attorney-General John Elferink, he has been given a promotion. Mr Elferink will become treasurer, while retaining his roles as Attorney-General and the Justice and Correctional Services portfolio. Housing Minister Peter Chandler will move to pick up the role as Lands, Planning and the Environment minister. Influential MP Alison Anderson, who this week reportedly threatened to take a bloc of her fellow CLP parliamentarians and vote as a group, has been handed more portfolios. In addition to her existing roles for Regional Development and Indigenous Advancement, she will also take on Children and Families, and Women's Policy portfolios. New deputy leader Willem Westra van Holthe has increased his responsibilities, taking on Public Employment, Trade and Essential Services. Adam Giles, who is believed to have threatened Mr Mills with a leadership challenge on Wednesday, keeps his existing portfolios in Transport, Infrastructure and Local Government. Lia Finocchiaro has been added to cabinet and is the new Minister for Sport and Recreation, Racing, Young Territorians, Senior Territorians, and Statehood. "The reshuffle will allow the government to continue its reform agenda and focus on fixing the financial mess left by the previous Labor government," Mr Mills said in a statement.