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Domain’s Chief of Research & Economics Dr Nicola Powell says house prices in Darwin increased about $26,000 over the September quarter, while unit prices declined for the third consecutive quarter
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Department People, Sport and Culture’s Mitchell Hardy says a masterplan for the Marrara Sporting Precinct aims to cater for future growth and expand infrastructure to offer more sports and major events
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Attorney General Marie-Clare Boothby says an additional $1 million has been announced for Legal Aid to help address its funding crisis, with a new partnership set to be announced by the Federal Government in coming weeks
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Strike Force Trident Detective Senior Sergeant Dale Motter-Bernard says a girl has been arrested after allegedly stealing a golf buggy and crashing it in Palmerston overnight
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NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey says it’s disappointing the National Indigenous Cricket Championships, which has been held in Alice Springs for the last eight years is being moved to Mackay in Queensland, where the government is heavily investing in infrastructure
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Mindil Market General Manager Ilana Eldridge says tomorrow is the last market for the year, with bands, entertainers and stall holders embracing the Halloween spiri
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Hockey NT CEO Jason Butcher says the Oceania Cup will be the biggest international hockey event ever hosted in the NT, with the Hockeyroos and Kookaburras taking on New Zealand’s Black Sticks next September
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Search and Rescue Sergeant Chris Grotherr and Sergeant Matt Unwin from the Dog Operations Unit join Katie Woolf in the studio with Patrol Dog Wedge to provide an update on a Darwin crime spree overnight and explain the importance of a recent training exercise in Batchelor which went for six days
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Bushfires NT Fire Incident Control Officer Tony Fuller says they’re currently monitoring 38 fires, with Davenport Range the most significant which started three weeks ago, impacting about 80 per cent of the park
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Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Dr John Coyne says the country has entered a period of great strategic uncertainty, making bolstering Defence capability in Northern Australia a high priority following reports the region is “increasingly becoming a potential threat” to China
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Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis says building more prisons isn't the right approach to tackle crime, raising concerns that it will see more people locked up
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Sooshi Mango’s Joe Salanitri, Carlo Salanitri and Andrew Manfre joined Katie Woolf in the studio ahead of their show in Darwin, promising to deliver a night of fun and laughter with their hilarious skits inspired by their Italian family
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Essington school students Charlotte Hatton, Panagiotis Papadakis, Methuli Kulasekara, Mithuru Perera are preparing to undertake their Year 12 exams and are firming up their university plans
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Pharmacy Guild NT President Peter Hatswell says a lot of local pharmacists have done the training to be able to treat patients for UTIs and welcome the expanded scope of practice
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City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders says the Bundilla Beach is progressing well with food truck set to be down there next dry season, adding that a haunted disco is being held for kids this Halloween at Malak Community Centre
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NT Correction Commissioner Matthew Varley provides a clear timeline for the emergency actions to ease pressure on the prison system and encourages staff to preserve through this challenging time
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the opening of the new youth detention centre at Holtze in a couple of weeks’ time will ease pressure on NT prisons and corrections staff
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Meningitis Centre Australia CEO Karen Quick explains who is eligible for free meningococcal B vaccine and how the program will be rolled out
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United Workers Union NT Secretary Erina Early says it’s highly likely prison staff will go on strike in 48 hours as they fear for their safety with prisoner numbers surging and not enough correctional officers
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Health Minister Steve Edgington says he has full confidence in the Corrections Commissioner’s emergency measures to address overcrowding in NT prisons and plans to ensure staff safety
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn fears there could be riots in NT prisons with police needing to be called in, with jails at capacity and police watch houses being used to accommodate inmates
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HeartKids Chief of Support, Services and Impact Tania Potts says a walk aiming to unite those impacted by childhood-onset heart disease, which impacts 1 in every 100 babies is happening in Palmerston this weekend, raising awareness and money for the cause
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Operation Secret Santa for the Aged organiser Tori Starr is seeking donations to deliver 1,500 gifts to Territory seniors this Christmas
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Telstra Regional Engagement Manager Ryan Bettens is reminding Territorians to check their devices before 3G is switched off on Monday
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St John’s Director of Ambulance Services Andrew Thomas says it’s considering restrictions on attending certain locations in a bid to keep staff safe after two female paramedics were indecently assaulted in Nakara
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The Week That Was – 25th October 2024
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Hanky Panky and Bar Kokomo owner Anneliese Grazioli, who’s recently been recognised with a number of national awards including being named among the country’s top 25 bartenders says five of her staff also made the top 100
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Tourism Industry Development Executive Director Valerie Smith says a record $181 million was injected into the NT economy from the cruise ship sector last year with the global industry bouncing back after COVID
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NT Chamber of Commerce CEO Greg Ireland has welcomed the CLP’s payroll tax cuts and exemptions for apprentices and trainees, saying it will entice businesses to expand and hire more staff
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Katherine Mayor Lis Clark says the new pool may be delayed until October next year as the lining has to be made in Italy, adding that the local swim club are able to access facilities at the Tindal RAAF base
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Independent Member for Johnstone Justine Davis is calling on the CLP Government to implement the recommendation of a report in Voluntary Assisted Dying
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Treasurer Bill Yan says the Darwin V8 Supercars will go ahead despite the government inheriting a major issue from Labor around access to Hidden Valley Raceway impacting emergency vehicles
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Golden Whitrod says she has sold her family home in Stuart Park to put the money towards the $5 million needed for gene therapy to combat daughter Tallulah’s rare neurodegenerative disease
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Transport Workers Union NT Organiser Barry Norton says full-length driver screens would have protected bus drivers from recent serious assaults and has welcomed a move to install them by mid-November with security guards riding buses in the interim
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Acting Commander David Moore says five youths have been arrested after allegedly breaking into a restaurant at Darwin’s Hilton Garden Inn, one armed with a hammer, three wearing ankle bracelets, with all of the boys on bail
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NT Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley sheds more light on the CLP Government’s plan to increase prison capacity and addresses concerns raised by a whistleblower regarding serious assaults on Correctional officers
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Speaker Robyn Lambley says she’s never seen a government move as quickly as the Finocchiaro Government in her time as a member of the Legislative Assembly, adding it's a “refreshing change.”
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Total Recreation’s Event Manager Ramona Bartlett says competition is heating up ahead of the ‘Dancing with the Celebrities’ Masquerade Ball, with funds raised this year set to go towards upgrading their recreation room
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The first Indigenous woman elected to Australian Parliament Nova Peris responds to Lidia Thorpe’s outburst directed at the King and Queen during their Canberra visit saying it was embarrassing and doesn’t represent the views of many Aboriginal people
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Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says the Federal Government has announced a multi-day walking track from Uluru to Kata Tjuta, with construction on the “game-changing” project set to start this week
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Darwin Waterfront Senior Events and Marketing Coordinator Yasmine Welsh says the Liquid Light show is returning in November with more flames, fountains, lasers and lights than last year
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City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders says the kinetic sculpture for the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy will be installed at Bundilla Beach in November with commemorations to begin at the end of the month
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United Workers Union NT Secretary Erina Early responds to the CLP’s Corrections plan to increase beds, saying NT prisons are already understaffed and members were hoping for a remand centre to address overcrowding
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Opposition Leader Selina Uibo says the CLP’s Corrections plan was actually Labor’s plan before the NT election but the party doesn’t agree with moving young offenders from Alice Spring to the new youth corrections centre in Darwin
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Local Charter Operator Lincoln Kirby says winning $10,000 in the Million Dollar Fish competition couldn’t have come at a better time with a baby due in four weeks’ time
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NT Field and Game Association’s Bart Irwin has welcomed the expansion of the Harrison Dam Reserve, which is one of the most popular hunting sites in the Top End saying it’ll ease overcrowding by opening up 20 per cent more of the shoreline
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NT Health Chief Pharmacist Samuel Keitaanpaa says more than 1,700 illegal vapes have been seized during raids at three businesses in Darwin and Palmerston, forcing Territorians to access them legally through pharmacies
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has unveiled the government’s Corrections plans, which is set to increase capacity to 3,000 beds at adult prisons by 2028
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The Week That Was – 18th October 2024
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Darwin car enthusiast Brian Breed is one of six NT teams taking part in the Variety Aussie Muscle Car Run, along the Great Ocean Road, raising $23,000 for sick and disadvantaged kids
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