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360 with Katie Woolf

NT Chief Minister Eva Lawler outlines key actions for the first 100 days if Labor is re-elected in August with early voting starting today

Lincoln Kirby is encouraging local families to take part in a fishing comp, called Max's Cast for a Cure this weekend, a charity event which he started to honour his son after losing him to brain cancer

Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell explains what’s on offer during week one of the event and paints a picture of Festival Park

NT Leaders Election Debate - 9th August 2024

Photographer Georgia Politis says her exhibition, celebrating the diversity of Darwin residents will open tomorrow at the Galleria featuring 48 portraits, each with a story to tell

New Head coach for Men’s Hockey Territory Stingers and 2012 Olympic bronze medalist Kieran Govers says he’s got big shoes to fill and is keen to share his expertise and experience with players

Green’s candidate for Port Darwin Greg Dickson, a linguist and interpreter says he stands for greater protections for renters, more support to break the cycle of crime, protecting the environment and tackling climate change

CLP candidate for Port Darwin Robyn Cahill, who previously ran Darwin Private Hospital says she wants to transform the city into the place she loved 30 years ago, improving community safety and reducing the cost of living

Labor’s candidate for Port Darwin Brain Manning, a former Assistant Principal says he’s keen to bring about change, get Territorians into work and tackle anti-social behaviour

Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton sheds light on what could be done at a Federal level to tackle crime in the NT including telecommunications reforms like posting and boasting on social media and additional funding for policing

Australian Hotels Association National CEO Stephen Ferguson says a recent hike in the alcohol excise will see people now pay $38 in taxes on a bottle of rum, with the industry calling for a 40 per cent reduction to the hidden tax

NT COGSO Executive Officer Michelle Parker explains the education commitments it’s seeking ahead of the NT election which includes mental health professionals based at schools

Amateur Fishermen's Association CEO David Ciaravolo explains the commitments received from the major and minor parties in response to 43 questions it put forward ahead of the NT election

Independent candidate for Fong Lim Amye Un, the Laksa Queen says she is hoping to fix the electorate, economy and reduce crime

CLP candidate for Fong Lim Tanzil Rahman, a former member of the ALP, who has economic, law and music degrees says he’s focused on improving the state of the economy and creating more opportunities for Territorians

Incumbent Member for Fong Lim Mark Monaghan says he’s keen to drive down the cost of living, bolster beautification and connectivity and improve traffic flows in and out of Bayview

NT Police Association Acting President Lisa Bayliss says members were unaware the Police Commissioner planned to deliver an apology to Aboriginal people at the Garma Festival, leaving officers feeling unsupported, with their efforts ignored

NT Police Commissioner Michael Murphy addresses concerns around the timing and reasons for his apology to Aboriginal people and explains why he resigned his membership from the NT Police Association

Darwin Surf Lifesaving Club’s Sharon Stewart says more than 200 swimmers are set to take part in an Ocean Swim at Casuarina Beach this Sunday

NT Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says the NT Police Commissioner should have been more specific in his apology and it should have actually been made by the Police Minister along with an apology to the victims of ongoing crime

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says a number of events have been planned for seniors month and there’s a native plant giveaway at Jingili Watergardens this weekend

Police Minister Brent Potter says he was informed of the Police Commissioner’s plans to make an apology to Aboriginal people at the Garma Festival about a week ago

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro is questioning the timing around the Police Commissioner’s Garma Festival apology for past harms inflicted on Aboriginal people at the hands of police

Bravery Trust Chairman Steve Patrick says 34 teams from 10 countries took part in a dusk till dawn run, clocking up 4,000 kms, raising funds for the military charity that provides financial support to veterans

AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says a spike in flu cases and aged care patients occupying beds are likely factors contributing to another code yellow Royal Darwin and Palmerston Hospitals and raises concerns about a shortage of IV fluids

Voluntary assisted dying advisory panel co-chair Vicki O’Halloran explains the consultation process and 22 recommendations made in the panel’s report which suggests legislation be introduced allowing people to access VAD while they still have capacity with several safeguards in place

The Week That Was – 2nd August 2024

Independent candidate for Goyder Matthew Salter a former Litchfield Councillor and teacher says he’s passionate about improving Freds Pass, is opposed to the proposed rural subdivision and wants a bipartisan approach taken towards tackling crime

Independent candidate for Goyder Belinda Kolstad, a fire volunteer and small business owner says crime is the big issue being raised with her as well as water security

CLP candidate for Goyder Andrew Mackay, a former Litchfield Councillor says he’s passionate about the rural area and is committed to tackling crime and improving road safety, particularly the Freds Pass Road and Arnhem Highway intersection

Labor’s candidate for Goyder Sandy Griffin, who has experience in environmental science says community safety, biosecurity, road safety and the proposed suburban block division are key issues in the electorate

Australian Education Union NT President Michelle Ayres says a 13 per cent pay rise for teachers was struck at the 11th hour with the NT Government before caretaker mode began today to avoid further delays due to the election

AFP Commander Joanne Cameron says long-term missing women are in the spotlight this National Missing Persons Week, with a campaign called Always Searching focusing on eight cases including Angie Fuller in the NT

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says the writ has been received from the Chief Minister, authorising the Commission to conduct the NT general election

Heidi speaks out to warn others after a man indecently exposed himself to her while she was out for a run at the Deckchair Cinema stairs yesterday

CLP candidate for Blain Matthew Kerle, a software engineer and gymnastics coach, is running for politics again to put a stop to lawlessness and better serve the needs of Territorians

Labor's candidate for Blain Dani Eveleigh, who’s previously run as an independent says public housing is a key issue for the electorate in addition to crime and anti-social behaviour and she’s eager to address it given her experience in the housing sector

Incumbent Independent Member for Blain Mark Turner says law and order is the number one issue he’s keen to address if re-elected adding that NT prisons and youth detention centres are full and no one seems to be worried about going in there

Commander Danny Bacon says a 30-year-old man allegedly driving a stolen car that crashed into another vehicle in The Gardens after stealing alcohol from the Frontier was under the influence of alcohol

Aviation expert Bruce Dale explains the impact of REX Airlines going into voluntary administration on the aviation sector, competition and connectivity following on from the collapse of Bonza

Minister for Prevention of Domestic Violence Kate Worden says Labour would create a standalone housing department and invest $180 million over 5 years to tackle DV if Labor is re-elected in August

Independent Candidate for Johnston Justine Davis, who works in the justice sector with victims, perpetrators and police says the community wants change and more collaboration in politics and she’s keen to improve community safety, housing and job opportunities

Greens Candidate for Johnston Billie Barton, a small business owner and engineer is keen to address community safety and enhance integrity within government, touting better youth services, rent control and breaking the cycle of incarceration

CLP Candidate for Johnston Gary Strachan says he’s running for politics to stop local businesses from closing down and is committed to addressing crime and anti-social behaviour

Incumbent Member for Johnston Joel Bowden says investing in education and housing is vital to addressing crime, adding that he’s working with St Vinnies to find a permanent site for its homelessness services

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis addresses concerns about a lack of car parking at Malak oval saying legally people can’t park on the grass

New Minister for Indigenous Australians Malarndirri McCarthy says her appointment will give the NT a seat at the cabinet table with improving health outcomes and the lives of Aboriginal people are her key priorities

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says alcohol rehabilitation, giving police greater powers and ensuring offenders wear ankle bracelets are part of the CLP’s plan to tackle domestic violence in the NT

Comedy legend Merrick Watts says he’s hosting a comedy Gala in Palmerston and a new show called ‘Idiots Guide to Wine’ during Darwin Festival which kicks off in less than two weeks