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360 with Katie Woolf

Sanderson Middle School board chair Mark Ferguson says both school ovals have been ripped up by hoons in stolen cars, putting the safety of students at risk with efforts underway to fast track the installation of bollards

Royal Darwin Hospital Emergency Physician Dr Rebecca Day is reminding Territorians to be sensible on Cracker night, with burns, ear and eye injuries and even loss of limbs among the presentations to ED

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says members were not aware of a three-week blitz targeting alcohol-related anti-social behaviour in Darwin, Casuarina and Winnellie raising concerns about how they’re going to do that while responding to other callouts

The Week That Was – 28th June 2024

CDU Academy of the Arts, Conductor Paolo Fabris says the Darwin Chorale’s Disney Heroes and Villains performance is a chance for students to get more involved in musical theatre, with two shows running during the school holidays

Nightcliff Dragons Junior Coordinator Lloyd Robertson says hoons have again destroyed the oval at Sanderson Middle School, which is used by hundreds of kids and he’s calling for bollards to be installed

Acting District Fire Officer Eric Koomen says crews were called to about 100 fires in Darwin last Territory Day and is reminding people to be responsible when letting off and disposing of fireworks

City of Darwin Councillor Brian O’Gallagher says the Cyclone Tracy monument is creating more division than unity and he’s asked the Council to postpone its construction and installation until next year

Police and Alcohol Minister Brent Potter responds to claims that crime is out of control in Katherine and calls for a curfew and provides detail about alcohol measures that take effect on Monday

Member for Katherine Jo Hersey says crime is out of control in Katherine with people being assaulted and multiple break-ins at homes and businesses forcing some to shut shop

Alice Springs Mayor Matt Patterson says the Council decided to terminate a 24-year MOU with Tangentyere Council Aboriginal Corporation, which overseas 16 town camps, after being unable to meet with them

Warrant Officer Kyle Johnson explains how the Defence Force recovered and detonated an unexploded WWII ordnance at Stokes Hill Wharf after the bomb was found by workers yesterday afternoon

Mum Kali Sachs, Pop David Sachs and 7-year-old Apryl Mitchell, who’s got Pfeiffer Syndrome say she’s heading to Melbourne in September for major surgery to improve her quality of life and they’re hoping to raise $50,000 to help with the costs

Former Art Teacher at Casuarina Senior College Robin Yakinthou, who delivered the Cyclone Tracy twisted steel sculpture says it would be great to incorporate it in the Bundilla Beach monument

Member for Barkly Steve Edgington says the sudden closure of the Westpac bank in Tennant Creek left residents in the lurch forcing them to do online banking or change banks, with the company now being sanctioned by the country’s banking watchdog

Assistant Commissioner Mathew Hollamby says the death of a man in Yarrawonga is being treated as suspicious after the discovery of a body at an industrial facility yesterday, with the Major Crime and Crash Units investigating

City of Darwin Councillor Mick Palmer says the Council is forging ahead with its kinetic structure at Bundilla Beach for the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy and is supporting a frangipani memorial at East Point

Member for Lingari Marion Scrymgour says she’s outraged by allegations of corruption levelled against her by Senator Lidia Thorpe relating to the misuse of COVID stimulus grants and is pursuing legal action

AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker has welcomed the Federal Government’s plan to restrict the sales of vapes to pharmacies with plain-packaging and menthol or tobacco flavouring saying the industry is largely unregulated

Dual international athlete and NT sportswoman Bo de la Cruz recounts the moment she learnt she was being inducted into the Touch Football Australia Hall of Fame and says she’s the only Territorian to achieve that honour

Bruce Dale reflects on the Priscilla Queen of the Desert which is celebrating its 30th anniversary saying it was an influential film showing the LGBTIQ+ community in a different light and the challenges people went through regarding their sexuality

NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey has announced that nine teams, up from six last year, are taking part in the T20 series, the marquee event in the NT, which is the only place where cricket is played year-round

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says has today released a Lowy Institute Analysis about the logic of AUKUS highlighting the importance of investment in nuclear-powered submarines and Northern Australia’s Defence posture

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says Territorians should now enroll to vote and update their details ahead of the August election, with people to be informed of any changes to electoral boundaries via letterbox drops

Acting Superintendent Brendan Lindner says the NT’s road toll now stands at 30 so far this year and with 90 per cent of fatalities linked to alcohol and drugs, he believes addictions need to be addressed

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says she’s not bothered about the latest polling results which have Labor narrowly ahead of the CLP on the primary vote and is staying focused on presenting the CLP’s policies and plans to Territorians

St John Director of Ambulance Services Andrew Thomas says it’s been a shocking weekend on NT roads with two fatalities and sheds more light on the situation with staff pays after a delay with NT Government funding

Mission Australia's NT regional leader Paul Royce says its residential rehabilitation service in Darwin will close next month to make way for a new women’s prison, with efforts underway to find a new site for the service

ANMF NT Secretary Cath Hatcher says there are 32 ventilator-trained nurses at the neonatal intensive care unit and five neonatologists, with RDH equipped to care for very premature babies contrary to earlier claims

Education Department Deputy Chief Executive Saeed Amin says the process for suspending students is being reviewed with staff, parents and the Principals Association to be consulted after concerns were raised about the new approach and lack of consultation

Police Minister Brent Potter is calling on City of Darwin to review its Cyclone Tracy monument given the extent of community backlash, saying the NT Government can’t intervene as due processes have been followed

Samara Laverty speaks out after Keith Kerinauia was found guilty of murdering her son Declan Laverty saying it’s been agonising to learn of what unfolded the night he was killed

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn responds to the revelations in budget estimates including police numbers and watch houses still being used to house prisoners and is calling for more emergency call takers with 25,000 calls going unanswered

The Week That Was – 21st June 2024

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says he’s written to Darwin’s Lord Mayor seeking clarification on how Federal funds will be used for a monument for the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy after Kon Vatskalis deemed it public art

17-year-old Lilly Downs, a Darwin High School student, is fundraising for a recital in New York to chase her signing dreams after coming second in a International Youth Music competition and is aiming to raise $8,000

Former chair of Taminmin College Board Beverley Ratahari says she’s been inundated with concerns from teachers about new rules for suspending students claiming it’s creating too much red tape and will have serious flow on effects

Electrical Trades Union NT Organiser David ‘Strawbs’ Hayes says only a small number of Trace workers have taken on roles with Monadelphous after it took on the maintenance contract at Inpex and is relying on FIFO workers, leaving locals shafted

Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says after estimates, the NT parliament will reconvene to pass the budget before farewelling retiring MLA’s Kezia Purick and Paul Kirby with a number of ICAC reports also being tabled tonight

Member for Namatjira Bill Yan says the Alice Springs Masters Games hasn’t been held in six years and hangs in the balance this year and is urging the Minister for Major Events to do whatever it takes to make it happen

Remembering Cyclone Tracy Chair Richard Creswick says they proposed a metal memorial, designed by local artist Techy Masero to be installed on a rocky reef at East Point for the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy but couldn’t secure enough funds for it

Nine News Journalist Ebony Raymond says the jury has retired to consider its verdict in the murder trial of Keith Kerinauia who is accused of killing Darwin bottle shop worker Declan Laverty and can consider a verdict for manslaughter if they rule out self-defence

Deb Taipale from Top End Signs says concerns about rubbish and public drinking on land opposite the Bottle-O Pitlane in Yarrawonga have fallen on deaf ears with no one taking responsibility for the area

Sky News Journalist Matt Cunningham details how the NT ICAC Commissioner reported allegations of domestic violence made against him by his ex-wife, sheds light on the allegations and says Michael Riches vows to return to his role when he’s able to

Police Commander Danny Bacon says a 42-year-old man has been charged with a string of serious stalking charges over offences dating back to March last year allegedly involving a tracker fitted in a woman’s car

Nine News Journalist Ebony Raymond sums up the closing addresses in the trial of Keith Kerinauia, who is accused of murdering Darwin bottle shop attendant Declan Laverty, with the jury due to start its deliberations today

Amature Fisherman’s Association of the NT CEO David Ciaravolo has welcomed a commitment from both major political parties to ban commercial barramundi gillnetting ahead of the August election

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says the CLP would follow Labor’s suite if elected in August and also phase out commercial barramundi gillnetting over 4 years

Allan McGill, who’s wife has dementia has organised an event to raise awareness about the condition on June 29th at the Darwin Greyhound track with guest speakers, a lunch and his band performing