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360 with Katie Woolf

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says an event on November 29 to meet the artist of the kinetic sculpture commemorating the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy is still going ahead, with about 100 people attending including some survivors

NT Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley says detainees who damaged seven bedrooms at the new Holtze youth detention centre were sharing notes and swapping tips about vulnerabilities

Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is visiting NT schools and hopes to inspire kids to follow their passion and dreams and generate interest in STEM fields

Katherine Outback Experience’s Tom Curtain says he’s humbled to win two awards at the Tourism industry’s night of nights, explaining how it all started out for him with no one attending his first show to now touring the country with a big support team as a Territory icon

Darwin RSL Vice President Dan “Tank” Tellam explains the importance of Remembrance Day, reading out a poem with parting words from a fallen diggers and pays tribute to veterans doing it really tough

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says $200,000 damage to the new Holtze youth detention centre shows the level of lawlessness the government is dealing with, cementing the decision to move Youth Justice under the jurisdictions of NT Corrections

Telstra’s Regional General Manager Nic Danks has apologized for any impacts on RDH from upgrades to the Tiwi tower, saying the work has now been completed ahead of schedule and he acknowledged that text messages were not sent out to inform people of the outage

AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says medical staff can now make calls at Royal Darwin Hospital after a Telstra outage to upgrade the Tiwi tower but there are still issues with text messages and he’s hoping for better planning by the Telco in the future

The Week That Was – 8th November 2024

DAF Senior Technical Officer Teagan Haby says a local Indigenous group and students were invited to pick excess mangoes from a research project in Katherine last week, learning about harvesting the fruit

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis responds to the concerns of Cyclone Tracy survivors about a secret event being held on November 29 to unveil the kinetic sculpture, which survivors say they’ve been excluded from

Cyclone Tracy Survivor Robyn Cooper-Radke says many survivors feel betrayed by City of Darwin over its plans for the 50th anniversary of the cyclone and are questioning whether they attend commemorations

Cyclone Tracy Survivor Antony Bullock claims the City of Darwin Council is holding a secret event to unveil its kinetic sculpture at Bundilla Beach after major backlash and is excluding survivors, inviting only media and dignitaries

Bureau of Meteorology Forecaster Patch Clapp says above average temperatures are expected to continue into next week as heatwave conditions impact QLD and the NT with no reprieve from rain

Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says two women who died after being struck by a car in Brinkin this morning were sleeping on the road and it's not the first time a fatality has occurred there

Treasurer Bill Yan says the decision to defer three projects including undergrounding power in Darwin suburbs was made after sitting down with Treasury, which also uncovered unbudgeted projects

East Arnhem Blues Society “Hog Shed” President Dan Wagg says they’ve raised more than $30,000 in the annual toy run for special needs kids, the Nhulunbuy domestic violence shelter and local motorcycle club’s junior coaching clinics, which is their biggest event yet

Screen Territory Director Jennie Hughes says the NT was the hero location for Aussie drama ‘Territory’ which went to number one on Netflix in three days and she sheds light on the various sites, extras involved and businesses that benefited

Strike Force Trident Senior Sergeant Dale Motter-Barnard sheds more light on the arrest of six people who allegedly targeted police in a stolen vehicle, running cop cars off the road, leading officers on an extensive and dangerous pursuit and says there have been 308 cars stolen since 1st July

Australian Medical Association NT President Dr Robert Parker says Telstra 4G outages are impacting communication between medical staff at Royal Darwin Hospital, putting patients’ lives at risk and he claims there’s been no local oversight by the Telco to fast track the planned maintenance

Opposition Leader Selina Uibo says it’s a low blow the CLP Government has paused the undergrounding of power in Darwin suburbs after many people lost food and sweltered without air conditioning for up to 11 days after Cyclone Marcus

Darwin Turf Club CEO Grant Dewsbury explains what’s happening locally for Melbourne Cup Day and shares his top picks

NT Parks District Manager Darwin Louise Kean says Berry Springs is now closed for the wet season after bacteria exceeded safe levels with crocodile management no longer taking place

Wildlife carer and advocate Mignon McHendrie, who received the NT’s Local Hero Australian of the Year award says she’s been rescuing orphaned and injured animals for decades and hopes other Territorians will consider becoming a wildlife carer

Channel 9 Political Editor Charles Croucher says the US election is remarkably close and history will be made tomorrow with either the first female president Kamala Harris elected or the return of Donald Trump who’s run an extraordinary campaign, surviving multiple assassination attempts

Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford has welcomed $4.8 million from the NT Government for a new tourism headquarters and Visitor Information Centre, adding that a new $1.8 million skate park is set to be one of the world’s best

Larrakia elder Richard Fejo says he’s quit as Chair of the Darwin Waterfront in protest against the CLP lowering the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12

NT Driver Guide operator Deb Frosh says a number of Kakadu operators are frustrated with late openings and early site closures, with very little notice or reasons given by Parks Australia

Kopi Stop/Makan Stop owner Jules Mou and Activate Darwin Executive Director Jo Smallcombe provide a wrap up of the Darwin Laksa Festival winners and say the event is boosting local business, with tourists also traveling to attend

Major Crash Unit Detective Senior Sergeant Richard Musgrave says alcohol and drugs were factors in 52 of the NT’s fatal crashes, with the road toll now sitting at 54 after a pedestrian was struck by a bicycle in Nakara

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn welcomes the CLP’s new laws that have come into effect, with tougher penalties for assaults on frontline workers soon to receive Administrator assent after 15 to 20 assaults on police last week

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro unveils a $27 million package for Alice Springs for infrastructure projects to improve liveability, stimulate the economy and increase tourism

NT Health Medical Entomology, Operations Manager, Stephen Fricker says mosquito numbers have boomed in Darwin after a recent 8m high tide and rainfall created ideal conditions for eggs to hatch

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says about 50,000 people didn’t vote in the NT election and notices are now being sent out in the post, with fines of $25 for those who don’t have a valid excuse

Criminal Lawyers Association of the NT President Beth Wild says an additional $1 million for Legal Aid NT won’t allow it to resume business as usual and there’s uncertainty around trials for next year where people are unlikely to have legal representation

The Week That Was – 1st November 2024

Stroke survivor and advocate Richard Crookes says he’s planning to walk 12km in November and raise $12,000 for the Stroke Foundation to support the cause, which has impacted four of his mates this year

Department of Tourism Chief Marketing Officer Tony Quarmby hopes the Netflix series ‘Territory’ will entice people to visit the NT outback after it went number one around the world, with a tourism campaign launched to capitalise on its success

Domain’s Chief of Research &amp; 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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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

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