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360 with Katie Woolf

Michael Collins says a 25km walk, recently held at Darwin Waterfront was all about getting men to talk and open up, in a bid to improve their mental health and he’s urging others to get involved in ‘Spoke to a Bloke’ next year

Commanding Officer, 1st Aviation Regiment LTCOL Matthew Sherry says Exercise Griffin Walk involving Tiger Attack Helicopters begins in Adelaide River today with some noise and military movement to be expected over the next four days

The Department of Education’s David Ah Toy sheds light on the plan to phase out middle school in the NT and says it will better equip students for the future and prevent kids from dropping out of school

Australian Electoral Officer for the NT Geoff Bloom says Territorians have seven days to update their details on the electoral roll ahead of the Federal election and explains the impact of public holidays on early voting

Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley says the government won’t set a new renewable energy goal after scrapping the 50 per cent by 2030 target, with the focus on delivering secure and affordable power to Territorians

Charter Northern Kakadu 4wd Safaris owner Greig Taylor says Kakadu visitation has drastically declined and he is urging the next Federal Government and NT Tourism Minister to intervene to address access issues and sudden closures, which are adversely impacting visitors

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says a Coalition government would cut the fuel excise if elected and flagged more announcements for the NT over the next five weeks with voters set to head to the polls on May 3rd

The Week That Was - 28th March 2025

Sky News Darwin Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham sheds light on the CLP’s decision to scrap Labor’s 50 per cent renewable energy by 2030 target, which would have cost $5 billion

Former NT politician Gerry Wood sheds light on how nuclear waste is disposed of overseas including in glass bottles and says Australia can learn a lot from France

Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the council is still pushing for federal funding for the Zuccoli community hub and she welcomes the CLP’s decision to scrap a ward structure ahead of the local government elections

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling defends what the NT received out of the Federal budget, saying there was real investment of $7.2 billion with more announcements to come in the lead up to the election

Lachlan Reynolds says a group of youths got into their Stuart Park home through a doggy door on Tuesday, stealing two of their cars, one which recently had a modifications, adding that police have also advised one of the alleged offenders had targeted them before

Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says he’s met with Federal representative in Canberra about repairing damage to region’s tourism reputation, with operators relying on a successful tourism season this year

Member for Johnston Justine Davis says a number of health staff and teachers are calling for a rethink of mandatory sentencing for assaults on frontline workers, saying it doesn’t make them feel safer and conflicts with ethics in their professions

Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby says the government is bringing back mandatory sentencing for breaching DVO’s, which will see offenders serve a term of imprisonment, putting the rights of victims above offenders

Shadow Treasurer Angus Taylor has labeled the Federal budget as a ‘cruel hoax’, saying it’s also short-sighted, touting the Coalition would focus on housing supply and nuclear energy instead of ‘handouts’

Property Council NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer says they’ve launched a Quarterly Report for the sector to map market trends, economic conditions and opportunities, which found median house prices dropped but rents increased and that needs to be reversed

Acting Commander David Moore says five youths have been arrested by Strike Force Trident and the dog squad after allegedly breaking into a Stuart Park home through the dog door, stealing two cars and later crashing one of them

NT Treasurer Bill Yan says the Federal budget delivered a slap in the face for Territorians, pointing to the $5 tax cuts and deeming the $200 million to upgrade the Stuart Highway as ‘maintenance money’

Minister for Northern Australia Madeline King says the Federal Government is providing more than $7 billion to the NT including $200 million on upgrades to the Stuart Highway and highlights Labor’s tax cuts

Minister for Education Jo Hersey says under no circumstances will the costs of free-swimming lessons come out of school budgets, adding that remote schools are working with Royal Lifesaving NT to ensure all kids can access pools to learn to swim

Cate Killiner says she’s doing the World's Greatest Shave after a family member in Perth received a cancer diagnosis, raising money and awareness for the cause and is grateful for all the support from Territorians

Superintendent Rick Magree and AANT CEO Simon Matthias say a record 5,000 students will take part in the NT’s biggest road safety event called Street Smart High on Thursday, which involves a car crash simulation and victims sharing their stories

AFL NT Chairman Sean Bowden says it’s vital to get moving on plans for a Darwin City Stadium to put the NT in good stead to bid for a 20th licence in the AFL, also pointing to the benefits for other sporting codes, jobs and liveability

Mel Brautigam says delivery day excitement quickly turned to disaster yesterday when she learnt 15,000 copies of her new Territory Savvy Kids magazine had been lost in a truck fire in Katherine

City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders says the cost to repair the boundary fence at a child care facility in Parap has blown out significantly and the Council may not able to do the work on the ratepayer's dime but has promised to find an outcome

Minister for Lands, Planning and Environment Joshua Burgoyne says amendment to the Aboriginal Sacred Sites Act seek to ensure certificates from the Aboriginal Areas Protection Authority are transferable and introduce enforceable undertakings so matters can be resolved outside of court

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo acknowledges youth crime has flared up in Katherine, with multiple cars stolen and taken on joy rides and says early intervention programs are vital to keep kids busy and engaged with school

Darwin Major Business Group Chair Steve Margetic says private sector investment is vital to service the NT’s current level of debt, with major projects providing revenue to the government for critical services like health and education

The National Drug Research Institute’s Research Fellow Dr Nic Taylor says their research paper found the minimum unit price of had no effect on retailer’s revenue, with an increase in spirit sales making up for a drop in cheap wine sales

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the latest crime statistics show a reduction in crime, indicating that Declan’s Law is having an impact but she acknowledges there is still more work to do

Parap resident Mark Rhodes says 18 months after reporting serious safety concerns about the boundary fence at the Parap family day care centre to the City of Darwin Council and even stumping up funds for it, the fence has still not been fixed

NT Shelter CEO Annie Taylor says instead of taking a punitive approach to address issues with public housing, there should be early intervention like connecting people with tenancy support programs

The Week That Was - 21st March 2025

Darwin Dragons Rugby Union Club Vice Captain Bianca Scrymgour-Napatali says the team is pumped for the grand finals, with the coach upping the tempo with training ahead of Saturday's clash against the Palmerston Crocs

Palmerston Crocs Rugby Union Captain Dailene Doyle and player Meighan Barker say it’s a big achievement for the team to make the grand finals after coming from the bottom of the ladder last season and they can’t wait to make their club proud on Saturday

Sharon Cramp-Oliver says voluntary assisted dying wasn’t an option for her mum, who took her own life in 2017 and she’s urging the NT Government to enact legislation so Territorians have the right to choose the way they die

Nationals Leader David Littleproud outline the Coalition’s plan to overhaul biosecurity in the NT, if it wins the Federal election, which includes new tech to detect diseases, scrapping the fresh food tax and reviewing Operation Lunar

Hospitality NT CEO Cathy Simmonds has welcomed the new Designated Area Migration Agreement which has seen the number of visas double for critical workers, helping provide certainty to the sector

Minister for Housing and Health Steve Edgington says the CLP’s public housing reforms aim to tackle anti-social behaviour and claw back $39 million in rent arrears

Hot 100’s Drive Announcer Jac Cowan shares her story after being diagnosed with stage 4 Hodgkin’s lymphoma at the age of 17 and hopes Territorians will support the Leukemia Foundation’s World’s Greatest Shave this month

Former NT Children’s Commissioner Colleen Gwynne speaks out in the aftermath of former Police Commissioner Michael Murphy’s ‘jobs for mates’ saga, detailing the shocking treatment she endured and the toll it’s taken on her life

Acting Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley says a 19-year-old man was arrested in Malak yesterday over the alleged break-in at Crocodylus Park, car theft, death of ducks and baby croc selfies and is facing a dozen charges

Deputy Opposition Leader Dheran Young has accused the Chief Minister of misleading Territorians and hiding behind the ICAC Act after tabling its Operation Apollo report in parliament yesterday, claiming she could have spoken about it publicly much sooner

Treasurer Bill Yan says passing Territory Coordinator legislation is a turning point for the NT, which will help drive economic growth by streamlining processes and cutting red tape for major projects

Italian Festival Association Secretary William Finocchiaro says thousands are expected to attend the event in May with plenty of food, entertainment and activities planned

Unions NT President Cath Hatcher says scrapping Portable Long Service Leave will disadvantage thousands of Territory women in the community services sector and argues employers should be factoring it into their budgets

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says all of the NT Councils are concerned about the Territory Coordinator Bill being able to override the Local Council Act and are calling for it to be removed from the legislation

Aboriginal leader Olga Havnen says arresting and locking more people up isn’t working or making the community safer, suggesting the NT could adopt approaches being used overseas like in Texas and the Netherlands