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360 with Katie Woolf

Police Association President Nathan Finn acknowledges the long-awaited findings and recommendations of the Inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker but says it has had a huge impact on members and some can’t continue policing

Darwin Triathlon Club race director Neil Ruttle and Noosa runner Vicki Woodrow say there is a ‘Come and Try’ event at East Point this weekend and are encouraging Territorians to give it a go as an individual or with a team

NT Shelter CEO Annie Taylor welcomes the announcement of 102 new social and affordable homes being built in the NT but says more than 19,000 are needed, with over 5,000 people currently on the wait list in the NT

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis is encouraging anyone keen to make a difference to consider running for Council in the upcoming Local Government election, also confirming the fences have come down along Smith Street, which has been welcomed by businesses impacted by the streetscape works

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo is calling on the NT Government to adopt the recommendations of the NT Coroner following the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker, describing them as fair and sensible

NT Indigenous Business Network, Advocacy &amp; Membership Manager Steve Cardona says this year marks the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC week, with the spotlight on Aboriginal youth adding that a number of events have been planned including a breakfast at Cullen Bay tomorrow

4WD NT President Mickey Barrett has welcomed the CLP’s purchase of the Silkwood property, which means ongoing future access for 4DW enthusiasts, describing it as rugged terrain with beautiful hot springs and a big drawcard for locals

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says police can proceed to charge youth offenders for 13 additional offences including hit and runs, assaults on frontline workers, serious harm and driving stolen cars instead of sending them to youth diversion, putting a stop to police being a taxi service

NT Swimming CEO Warren Dopson says the first swim team of the Australian Dolphins swim team will arrive this weekend to train in Darwin before going to Singapore for the World Championships, with locals able to join them for a swim at the Waterfront

United Workers Union NT Secretary Erina Early says an off-duty correctional officer was stabbed on Monday lunchtime while out working his dog in a targeted attack, which follows a similar incident in Alice Springs, leaving members fearing for their safety

The Week That Was - 4th July 2025

Top Half Folk Festival Coordinator Louis Boyle-Bryant says more than 40 artists are set to perform at the four-day event at Mt Bundy Station near Adelaide River in August with hundreds expected to attend

Darwin Salties player CJ McCarthy-Grogan says a three-day Wheelchair Basketball Indigenous Round named in honour of Kevin Coombs for the Men’s National League gets underway in Darwin tomorrow and he’s encouraging locals to come down and experience the crash, bash and passion on the court

Bri Matthews says she’s doing a pub crawl, walking from the Cav Hotel to Berry Springs Tavern, stopping at venues along the way to raise awareness and funds for mental health and suicide prevention after her brother took his own life last year

Running and Walking Club President Katie Stroud says CCTV has been installed in problem areas where women go exercising in Central Australia after a string of indecent assaults and they raised more than $5k to buy 242 personal safety alarms through their Take Back the Track event

Territory Child Care Group Director Sarah Lloyd says the whole childcare sector is devastated after a man was charged with 70 offences allegedly involving eight victims at a childcare centre in Melbourne, explaining what kind of reforms she’d like to see, with employee screening being a key one

Acting Chief Health Officer Paul Burgess says syphilis cases have significantly increased in the NT, double that of previous years, with an Incident Management Team partnering with Aboriginal health services to ramp up testing

Jacana Energy CEO Rod Hayes says a 3 per cent increase in electricity prices will see the average household pay an extra $70 to $100 a year and explains that the solar feed in tariff will be doubled between 3pm and 9pm to ensure stability of the system

Deputy Opposition Leader Dheran Young says Alice Springs residents have told him they don’t feel any safer under the CLP Government and claims the Chief Minister hasn’t been to the town since February

Avid hunter and conservationist Bart Irwin says the CLP is acting on its commitment to expand hunting opportunities in the NT, welcoming the government’s purchase of the Silkwood property which will see Litchfield National Park expanded by 20 per cent

Walking Off The War Within’s Dani Everleigh says an inaugural Veteran’s Conference, happening in Darwin later this month aims to connect ex-service personnel with local and national service providers and help break down barriers in accessing support

St John Ambulance Territory Response Manager Craig Garraway says paramedics were called to eight incidents for Territory Day, with a number of kids injured and a man sustaining serious injuries to his face and eyes at Nightcliff Jetty

Commander David Moore says police are relatively happy with the behaviour on Territory Day, with a man cautioned for trying to light up a trolley full of fireworks at Darwin Esplanade, a handbag stolen and car window smashed

Tourism Top End General Manager Samantha Bennett welcomes a 20 per cent expansion of Litchfield National Park, saying it means more to do year-round for tourists, with 4WD tracks and birdwatching key attractions

Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell and Bushfires NT Incident Controller Mark Williams say there were 180 fires during Territory Day celebrations, a home lost to a blaze in Humpty Doo and some stupidity with people letting crackers off right after crews extinguished fires

Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell and Bushfires NT Incident Controller Mark Williams say gusty winds are forecast for Territory Day with extra resources and all brigades ready to respond to fires, also providing advice on how to be prepared and let off crackers safely

Royal Life Saving NT Operations Manager Laura Withers says there’s been strong uptake in the NT Government’s free swimming lessons, which set kids up for life and outlines the key steps to prevent drownings after a toddler recently drowned in Palmerston

Beetaloo Energy CEO Alex Underwood says the signing of a consent agreement with traditional owners to sell appraisal gas from the Beetaloo Basin is a major milestone, with gas soon to flow to the NT grid, creating thousands of jobs as production ramps up

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says $7.5 million to buy a 30,000 hectare parcel of land is a drop in the ocean to expand Litchfield National Park, safeguarding the Territory lifestyle for the future

Former NT Police Officer Colleen Gwynne, who led the investigation into the disappearance of Peter Falconio, says she doubts his convicted killer, Bradley John Murdoch will ever reveal where Mr Falconio’s body is, adding that a reward of $500,000 for information is a good strategy

Productivity Commissioner Selwyn Button says the national plan for mental health and suicide prevention isn’t fit for purpose and major reform is needed, with adequate funding and access to support key areas that need improvement

The Week That Was - 27th June 2025

Deakin University Professor in Global Islamic Politics Greg Barton shares his expertise on the Israel and Iran conflict, Donald Trump’s strikes on Iran and NATO members agreeing to lift Defence spending to 5 per cent of annual GDP

Pine Creek Heritage and Tourism Association’s Secretary and Treasurer Gaye Lawrence says the tiny town is gearing up for the Gold Rush Festival and Gold Panning Championships, with hundreds expected to attend

Motorcycling Australia Chief Executive officer, Peter Doyle explains what Territorians can expect during the MXGP FIM Motocross World Championship, which is happening at Hidden Valley in September, marking its return to Australia after 24 years

Take Back the Track Mparntwe organiser Morgana Garland-Fernandez says 150 people took part in a walk in Central Australia yesterday, supporting women’s rights to exercise in public but six participants were inappropriately touched during the event by a group of teenage boys

Former NT Attorney General John Elferink is calling on convicted killer Bradley John Murdoch to reveal where Peter Falconio’s body is, to give his family closure, before cancer claims his life

Assistant Commissioner Travis Wurst says police believe someone out there knows where Peter Falconio's body is and hope a reward of $500,000 will entice them to come forward and bring his family closure after 24 years

Darwin's Under 12 basketball team from Streetballerz joined Katie Woolf in the studio to talk about their recent victory at a tournament in Melbourne and future sporting goals

Darwin Karting Association’s President Col Masters says 117 karts are taking part in the NT titles this weekend with participants coming from right across the country

Careflight Flight Nurse Dean Blackney explains how a man and his dog were winched to safety after becoming stranded on a vessel in the crocodile-inhabited South Alligator River

Take Back the Track Mparntwe organiser Morgana Garland-Fernandez says women are taking a stand in Central Australia after two daylight assaults in the last fortnight and are hosting a run to unite women and raise funds for personal safety alarms

Australian Education Union NT Branch President Michelle Ayers says truancy officers are getting kids back to school but the challenge is getting them engaged in the classroom

Kaye Talbot, who started coaching tenpin for people with disability in 2008 reflects on her achievements and those of competitors after recently being added to the Australian Disabilities Tenpin Roll of Honour

AANT CEO Simon Matthias cautiously supports the NT Government’s roadworthy inspection reforms but hopes it doesn’t compromise safety or burden police in defecting cars

NT Indigenous Business Network, Advocacy & Membership Manager Steve Cardona says this year marks the 50th anniversary of NAIDOC week, with the spotlight on Aboriginal youth adding that a number of events have been planned including a breakfast at Cullen Bay tomorrow