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360 with Katie Woolf

Master Builders NT CEO Damien Moriarity welcomes an extension to the timeframe for commercial builders to be registered based on experience and sheds light on the housing announcements from both major parties ahead of the Federal election

AMA NT Branch President Dr Robert Parker says the peak medical body is calling on the next Federal Government to modernise Medicare, introduce a sugar tax and address threats facing the private health sector

Former Councillor Danielle Eveleigh says she made the decision to resign from the City of Palmerston after being questioned over an interview with Katie Woolf about friend Trevor Miller who was seriously injured in a violent home invasion, as she was fed up with having to defend herself

Acting Police Commissioner Martin Dole says tactical measures and enhanced capabilities are being considered to give officers the tools they need to deal with offenders in stolen cars targeting police and their vehicles

Opposition Leader Selina Uibo has taken aim at the Minister for the Prevention for Domestic Violence Robyn Cahill for axing the DFSV Advisory Forum saying domestic violence is not just an Aboriginal issue and others will be isolated if that approach is taken

NT Swimming CEO Warren Dobson welcomes an independent review into lifeguarding at the Parap pool after two significant failures of protocol that nearly cost one famous Territorian his life saying its vital lifeguards are experienced enough to respond

Australian Electoral Officer of the NT Geoff Bloom says the electoral ballot paper draw has been conducted for NT candidates and more than 94 per cent of eligible Territorians are enrolled to vote in the Federal election, the highest it’s ever been

Council of the Ageing NT CEO Sue Shearer welcomes Federal Labor’s commitment of $60 million for a 120-bed residential aged care facility in Darwin but is questioning how it will be staffed, also raising concerns about a 1 year wait for in-home support

Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley says he’s spoken to the Corrections Commissioner and will look into concerns raised by Darwin’s Catholic Bishop Charles Gauci around prisoners not being able to access chaplaincy services

CDU Pro Vice-Chancellor and Chief Executive TAFE Michael Hamilton says a new $10 million Trades Training Centre at its Casuarina Campus will help grow a skilled workforce to meet industry demand, adding that apprenticeship numbers are increasing 10 per cent year on year

LGANT CEO Mary Watson says it’s yet to be consulted regarding changes to the NT Sacred Sites Act after learning it was going to cost $40,000 for a certificate to install a shade sail and is seeking more certainty and clarity

Minister for Women, Finance and Public Service Katy Gallagher says Labor will invest $60 million in a new aged care facility in Darwin if it wins the election adding she is confident it will come to fruition following reforms to the sector despite a lack of interest from local providers in 2023

The Week That Was - 11th April 2025

Darwin Mum Vanessa Scott explains how type one diabetes impacts her 7-year-old son, raising awareness of the condition ahead of a walk at Darwin Waterfront on Sunday to raise funds for more research

REA Group Senior Economist Anne Flaherty says home values in Darwin have hit a record high, with Moulden, Gray and Woodroffe experiencing double digit growth due to population growth exceeding the speed of new builds

Sentinel Property Group CEO Warren Ebert says there has been a massive decline in crime and anti-social behaviour at Casuarina Square suggesting it’s due to security patrols, the CLP’s crime reforms and youth mentors on site

City of Palmerston Councillor Danielle Eveleigh says friend Trevor Miller will need to learn to walk and use his arms again after allegedly being attacked with a machete adding that the Judge, who granted one alleged offender bail should go and visit Mr Miller in hospita

Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley has condemned a broad daylight attack on a Danish tourist in Alice Springs that saw a man allegedly knock her unconscious and then stomp on her head saying the government will continue to strengthen the laws

Member for Blain Matt Kerle says he has visited 71-year-old Trevor in hospital, who was seriously injured in a violent home invasion, sustaining multiple lacerations, some to the bone but is in good spirits, even asking nurses for a stiff drink

Senior St John Ambulance Officer Bridie Morley and her 12-year-old son Beau explain how they sprung into action, with Beau lending quadbikes to police to rescue an injured man after a motorbike crash in a boggy, croc infested area in Herbert

Greens candidate for Lingiari Blair McFarland says crime is on the top of his agenda, claiming poor government policy is to blame, suggesting increasing Centrelink payments is an immediate solution

CLP candidate for Lingari Lisa Seibert, a born and bred Territorians says the Coalition will work with the NT Government to tackle crime, fix Territory roads and bring down the price of fuel if it wins the election

Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley provides an update on staff recruitment amid increasing prisoner numbers, with 2,747 people in custody today and says more blocks at the Berrimah prison will be ready to go in mid-April

Attorney General Marie-Clare Boothby says a 71-year-old man who was brutally attacked in a violent home invasion in Woodroffe has undergone surgery and is recovering in hospital, adding that he’s an integral part of the community and previous NT Senior of the Year

Green’s candidate for Solomon Jonathan Parry says he’s keen to tackle the climate, cost of living and housing crisis, promising to cap rent increases to 2 per cent

Independent Candidate for Solomon Phill Scott says he plans to lower power bills and go after supermarket and airline duopolies to address cost of living and would bring together police, community leaders and residents to tackle crime

CLP Candidate for Solomon Lisa Bayliss says the Coalition will halve the fuel excise to help with the costs of living and has committed to implement the NT Government’s 7-point plan to address crime

Incumbent Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says Labor is promising tax cuts, more bulk billing and power bill relief if re-elected, as well as more support to help the NT Government tackle crime

Darwin Services Club chairman Paul Winter sheds light on its plans to revive Admiralty House, which will see a gaming room, members lounge and kids play area at the heritage building, with construction set to take four months to complete

Litchfield Mayor Doug Barden says he voted against a motion to move the Taminmin Community Library to Coolalinga Central, with the rest of Council voting in favour of the plan, set to generate $1.5 million in social value amid concerns around the toilets and access

Minister for Lands, Planning and Environment Josh Burgoyne says he has approved Darwin Services Club’s plans to revive Admiralty House and has imposed conditions on the project including using a heritage consultant and arborist to ensure the building’s heritage values are preserved

NT Principal's Association President Carolyn Edwards says threats towards principals and hefty administrative burdens are key issues in NT which is reflected in the ACU’s survey of educators and needs to be addressed by the Education Department

15-year-old swimmer Macey Sheridan says she is absolutely honoured to be named the NT Sportsperson of the Year and shares some of her recent achievements, times and goals for 2025, with the nationals her next contest

AMA NT Branch President Dr Robert Parker is warning of a bad flu season due to a drop in vaccination rates, with vulnerable people urged to get a flu shot now

NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey says the return of international cricket for first time in 17 years is massive for the NT, with two men’s T20 matches being held in August, officially opening the ‘Summer of Cricket’ and he expects it’ll be a sell-out

City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders says work will soon start on the new 21-storey Civic Centre after securing approval by the DCA and she reveals plans for electronic billboards in the Gardens and Barrett Park as a new revenue steam for the Council

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn is calling for enhanced police powers and tactical options to protect officers after a series of dangerous incidents involving stolen cars

Search and Rescue, Search Coordinator, Acting Sergeant Chris Grotherr explains what was involved in rescuing a man, who was clinging to the hull of an overturned landing craft for about 4 hours in a croc infested area near Borroloola

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