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360 with Katie Woolf

Assistant Commissioner Michael White provides further detail on the investigation into a 65-year-old man, charged with 44 child abuse offences who worked in Adelaide providing accommodation and schooling to 30 victims, mostly from the NT

Member for Drysdale Clinton Howe says he’s met with the Liquor Commission, asking for a review of takeaway license at a number of Palmerston outlets due to issues stemming from alcohol in the electorate

Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell unveils the full festival program, explaining the new venues and plans for opening night as well as the highlights and must-see shows

SDA NT Secretary Josh Peak says about 10,000 retail workers in the NT will receive a pay rise following the Fair Work Commission's decision to boost minimum wages by 3.5 per cent, adding it will help offset the rising costs of living

Drug and Organised Crime Detective Superintendent Lee Morgan says the seizure of 113 kg of cannabis is the largest drug bust in recent decades, disrupting a Vietnamese organised crime syndicate, putting a major dint in the drug market

City of Darwin Councillor Mick Palmer sheds more light on plans to replace the aggregate concrete along Cavanagh Street with tiles from Indonesia, saying the work should only take a few days in response to concerns raised by retailers

Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says a bumper crowd is expected at the Finke Desert Race, generating a much-need tourism boost and renewed his calls for a recovery package from the Federal Government

Cotality’s Head of Research Eliza Owen says home values in Darwin rose 1.6 per cent in May, making it the top performer nationwide, with median dwelling values sitting at $526,000

Organiser Elena Gomatos says preparations are in full swing for Greek festival GleNTi, with 40,000 people expected to attend across the weekend, adding there will be plenty of entertainment including plate smashing, olive spitting and dance performances

Delaney’s Country and Western Store owner Dwyn Delaney has raised concerns about City of Darwin’s plans to upgrade the concrete path along Cavanagh Street, fearing they’ll lose trade during peak tourist season

Anitra Jackson is pushing for greater regulation of the animal boarding industry after her dog Evie died in the care of pet sitters after being viciously mauled saying they’re still don’t have answers about what happened

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says the Council plans to replace dirty aggregate concrete along Cavanagh Street with pavers, which are easier to keep clean, adding that consultation with retailers is yet to be conducted

Deputy Chief Executive for Early Years and School Services Aderyn Chatterton says a new learning model, called explicit teaching is being rolled out in government schools in a bid to boost literacy and numeracy skills

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says she supports calls for an independent inquiry in addition to the police investigation, following the death of 24-year-old man in Alice Springs

NT Hockey CEO Jason Butcher says they’ve been left in limbo by the NT Government and are hoping it’ll extend support for its Northern Gateway Initiative which involves multi-year international partnerships across the Asia-Pacific and sustainable growth of the sport

Bushfires NT Director of Operations Tony Fuller says preparations have begun for the Top End fire season with mitigation burns underway and fire breaks being checked

NT Health, Director Nursing and Midwifery, Emma Divilly says the last admission for birthing at Darwin Private Hospital was on Saturday with patients being transferred to care at RDH and private obstetricians

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the NT Police Force is best placed to investigate the death of a 24-year-old man in custody in Alice Spring, and is urging people to let police do their job

NT Tennis's Grace Henderson says a number of tournaments underway in Darwin including the World Tennis Tour Junior ITF which is being touted as a game-changer for local tennis, attracting more then 110 participants from across the globe

Fusion Fireworks owner Luke Caridi says Queensland regulators have flown to NSW to scrutinize a firework shipment, bound for the NT, to determine whether or not it will allow trucks carrying the crackers to pass through the state

The Week That Was - 30th May 2025

Minister for Tourism and Hospitality Marie-Clare Boothby says the Redcliffe Dolphins are excited to be the NT’s new NRL team, with the side set to play in Darwin from 2026 to 2028, adding that they’re also looking forward to engaging with local kids

Amber NT Chair Tayla Peters says the group is doing its best to support families through the loss of a child despite its funds drying up and have planned a number of fundraisers over the coming months including a Memorial Car Drive this Sunday

Hospitality NT CEO Cathy Simmonds says about 500 people attend the industry’s night of nights with the Hilton taking out five awards for their accommodation, the Cinema Collective picking up four gongs and Palmerston Golf and Country Club winning three awards

Assistant Commissioner Travis Wurst provides an update on the investigation into the death of a 24-year-old man at Coles in Alice Springs, with detectives working to piece together what happened leading up to an altercation with security guards

NT Health Public Health Physician Dr Ashish Yadav says there have been 50 cases of whooping cough in the NT so far this year and he’s encouraging people to get tested if they have symptoms and vaccinated to protect themselves

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says there are buyers interested in acquiring the Darwin Port lease, with the Federal Government working with the NT Government to return the strategic asset to Australian hands

Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio says work has begun to repair the treehouse at the Darwin Botanic Gardens after students from Larrakeyah Primary launched a petition to get it fixed but unfortunately there have been some delays to the project

Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s NT secretary Cath Hatcher says nursing staff are quite concerned about Healthscope, the operator of Darwin Private Hospital, going into receivership, especially those impacted by the closure of maternity services, which will take effect next week

AMA NT President John Zorbas says it’s vital a suitable operator is secured asap for the Darwin Private Hospital after the collapse of Healthscope and is calling for an independent private hospital authority to be established to prevent something like this happen again

City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders says the first stage of the Smith Street project is on track to be finished by June 20, adding that additional car parks and bike bays will be closed for the works until the end of this week

Vanessa Seng speaks out after her nephew Steven Sin was killed in a two vehicle crash on Kirkland Road, with his dad and brother still recovering in hospital and says the family was angry and mortified to learn that the other driver fled immediately after the crash

Health Minister Steve Edgington says he’s been reassured it will be business as usual at Darwin Private Hospital, despite operator Healthscope going into voluntary receivership, adding that all Health Ministers will be meeting today

Director of Northern Australia Parks Dean McAdam says Berry Springs is open for swimming after five nights of crocodile survey and the installation of a deterrent fence with Wangai and Edith Falls and Nitmiluk Gorge re-opening soon

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says the inquest into the death of Constable Michael Deutrom has heard of remote officers being left on their own for up to 35 days and that wellbeing checks aren’t happening, with the inquest adjourned until August for expert evidence

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro is urging the Federal Government to examine private health care in regional areas, saying the loss of Darwin Private Hospital would have a profound impact on the NT and securing its future is vital amid reports of Healthscope going into administration

NT City2Surf Executive Officer Leanne Chin says they're hoping the event will attract record participation, with 2,150 people registered so far, adding there have been some changes to the routes this year

Katherine Mayor Lis Clark is calling for Woolworths to reconsider its decision to reduce trading hours, saying PALIs need to be put back on bottle shops to address crime and anti-social behaviour

KPMG NT managing partner Derek Campbell breaks down the findings of its economic report, which estimated there would be demand for 6,000 jobs in the NT by 2030, but he says housing remains an issue with the Territory falling behind other jurisdictions on building approvals

The Week That Was - 23rd May 2025

Anglicare, Refugee and Migrant Settlement Service Worker Maria Arcos says an inaugural community expo happening in Darwin next week aims to let new migrants know about the services and support available

NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey says Darwin will host the Top End ‘A’ series consisting of five matches, three 50-Over games and two four-day matches in July, marking the return of First Class Cricket to the Top End since 2006

Council of the Ageing NT Sue Shearer says it’s insulting the NT Government has ordered another inquiry into VAD after an independent expert panel inquiry with extensive community consultation, urging the CLP to stop playing with people’s lives

Property Council of Australia Executive Director Ruth Palmer welcomes plans to remove the Darwin, Palmerston and Casuarina bus interchanges saying it’ll help reduce anti-social behaviour alleviating issues for businesses

Acting Commander Terry Zhang says police have issued an increasing number of banned drinker orders in Katherine over the last few months after an influx of people to town and highlights other proactive measures to curb crime and anti-social behaviour

Minister for Infrastructure and Logistics Bill Yan sheds more light on major changes to the bus network which include removing the Darwin, Palmerston and Casuarina bus interchanges to reduce anti-social behaviour

NT Emergency Services's Rhys Edwards pays tribute to volunteers on Wear Orange Wednesday, with this year marking the 50th anniversary of NTES, which was established after Cyclone Tracy and explains how people can say thank you

University of NSW Associate Professor Mark Humphery-Jenner says the major banks are set to pass on the RBA’s rate cut but not straight away, with another cut likely later this year, easing pressure on mortgage holders

Acting Commander David Moore says 11 youths and two adults have been arrested over multiple car thefts in Greater Darwin in unrelated incidents and an 80-year-old woman has died in hospital after being struck by a car in Palmerston last week