
360 with Katie Woolf
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RMIT University School of Engineering Associate Professor Dr Mark A Gregory sheds light on the major IT outage that impacted all kinds of businesses and what change is needed to prevent something similar from happening again
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Member for Braitling Josh Burgoyne says the NT Government’s knife crime strategy isn’t working, citing the onerous process to wand someone, after multiple home invasions involving edged weapons in Alice Springs
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Police Minister Brent Potter says police are cracking down on road users and will be taking an enforcement approach after four lives were lost in crashes on the weekend
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Independent candidate for Katherine Sam Phelan, a veterinarian, who’s also worked out bush says crime is the biggest issue for the electorate and she’s proposing an emergency summit to address it in the short term
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Property Council of Australia’s NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer Ruth is calling for reforms to DIPL to speed up approval times for developments and says they’ve put forward a framework to boost investment
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The Week That Was – 19th July 2024
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Football Northern Territory CEO Bruce Stalder says Darwin is hosting two exciting matches for the Australia Cup 2024 Final Rounds Playoffs, the country’s largest community sporting event which is a knockout competition
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CLP candidate for Sanderson Jinson Charls, a registered nurse with drug and alcohol experience says alcohol-related harm, domestic violence and attacks on frontline workers motivated him to run for the seat and he’s committed to preventing crime
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Incumbent Member for Sanderson Kate Worden says crime and the cost of living are the big issues for her electorate which she’s committed to addressing, adding that she’s also working to get bollards installed at Sanderson Middle School oval
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Head of Air Force Air Shows, Air Commodore Micka Gray says 45 aircraft will put on an incredible airshow for the Pitch Black fly over at Mindil Beach this evening, with thousands expected to attend
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Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the Council used to manage the bore at Moulden oval but handed it over to DIPL after realising it was on Crown land and was predominantly used by the school
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Chief Minister Eva Lawler responds to calls from a coalition of community leaders for a string of justice reforms including reducing incarceration, community-based programs and raising the age of criminal responsibility to 14
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Darwin Runners and Walkers Ian Fullerton is expecting about 200 people will take part in a half marathon this weekend, with the 24 km course next to Lake Alexander at East Point Reserve
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Labor’s candidate for Katherine Nick Lovering says he’s got a good understanding of the community having worked in education for 25 years and is pushing for a fair share and new indoor multi-sports stadium
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Incumbent Member for Katherine Jo Hersey says she’s a passionate advocate for the community with crime and anti-social behaviour the biggest issue for residents and businesses and is promising offenders will be held to account if she’s elected
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Commander Danny Bacon says 35 lives have been lost on NT roads after the death of a 73-year-old man in Berry Springs, compared to 7 the same time last year and most fatalities have involved men
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SunCable NT Regional Director Jett Street explains the significance of obtaining environmental approval and the next steps for its Australia-Asia Power Link project which includes a large scale solar farm in the Barkly and subsea cable from Darwin to Singapore
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Binjari Community Aboriginal Corporation CEO Debra Aloisi says it’s undertaken building work for DIPL which is failing to meet with them about unpaid invoices, delays and bureaucracy leaving them unable to pay its suppliers and contractors
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Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says all tiers of government have failed to address the factors contributing to domestic violence following media reports of an increase in injury presentations to NT ED’s due to DV
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AFP Acting Commander Yvonne Crozier explains her role in the disaster response after the downing of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17 and enduring memories ahead of the 10th anniversary
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Indian Air Force Squadron Leader Anugrah ‘Axa’ Singh says 150 personnel from India are taking part in Exercise Pitch Black which gives different nations the chance to fly together and learn practices from one another
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says Mayors from across the country are coming to Darwin for their Association’s AGM this week and he’s planning to take them barramundi fishing
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Former board chair of Taminmin College Beverley Ratahari has welcomed the government’s plan to deploy new student wellbeing officers to schools
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says new student wellbeing officers at NT schools don’t go far enough, with more qualified counsellors needed
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Henley on Todd Commodore Lester Hamilton says the iconic event, which was cancelled in June due to funding issues and no event manager will now go ahead in a scaled back format and he hopes it'll lift community spirits
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The Week That Was – 12th July 2024
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AIR COMMODORE Peter Robinson joined Katie Woolf on 360 to launch Exercise Pitch Black
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MARIE-CLARE BOOTHBY the CLP Candidate joined Kate Woolf as part of the Meet the Candidates series.
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TONY SIEVERS the ALP Candidate for Brennan joined Katie Woolf as part of the Meet the Candidates series.
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The Territory Government say they have plans to make it easier for Territorians to access treatments for simple health conditions and avoid unnecessary medical appointments, by expanding the role pharmacies play in treating common ailments. NT Pharmacy Guild president Peter Hatswell spoke to Katie Woolf about the proposed changes
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The CLP earlier this week announced if elected, they will expand hunting in the NT and increase the size of Harrison Dam Hunting Reserve and work closely with stakeholders to identify a site where a new hunting reserve can be opened. Gerard Maley, the CLP’s Deputy Opposition Leader spoke to Katie Woolf about the plans.
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Chris Hopper joined Katie Woolf on 360 to discuss his wife and daughter being assaulted in Alice Springs, after being approached by a group of up to 20 people as they walked home.
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Kris Civitarese-The seat of Daly is set to be an interesting race in the 2024 election. It has been held by both the Labor Party and the CLP over the last 20 years. ALP Candidate DHERAN YOUNG and CLP Candidate KRIS CIVITARESE joined Katie Woolf to discuss why they believe they should be elected to the seat.
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Dheran Young- The seat of Daly is set to be an interesting race in the 2024 election. It has been held by both the Labor Party and the CLP over the last 20 years. ALP Candidate DHERAN YOUNG and CLP Candidate KRIS CIVITARESE joined Katie Woolf to discuss why they believe they should be elected to the seat.
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Assistant Commissioner Matt Hollamby was on 360 with Katie Woolf revealing the crocodile which attacked a 12-year-old girl in Palumpa has been located and destroyed. They also discussed recent major road operation and cars stolen in Darwin and Palmerston.
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Federal Minister for Skills and Training Brendan O’Connor joined Katie Woolf on 360 to announce $2.5 million will be invested to establish a Technical Trades Training Centre at Charles Darwin University’s Katherine campus.
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Katie Woolf spoke with Independent MLA Robyn Lambley about the latest lockdown in Alice Springs. They discussed the potential extention of the lockdown and ongoing plans to combat crime and antisocial behaviour.
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Hospital NT CEO Alex Bruce says severing two Alice Springs pubs with suspension notices over riotous conduct by patrons is “cheap politicalisation”, with both venues given a clean bill of health, by the regulator the night before
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Indigenous advocate Warren Mundine is calling for Indigenous Minister Linda Burney to resign for her lack of leadership in addressing crime in Alice Springs saying kids need to get into school and work
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson has welcome the 3-day curfew but is questioning why two pubs have been suspended from operating after a large street brawl but services that are supposed to be supporting vulnerable people aren’t being held to account
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Dixon Hospitality Group, Managing Director Brad Morgan says the Reserve Darwin, which is a stone’s throw away from Parliament House, is being broken into once a month on average and he’s considered closing a few days a week to offset the costs of repairs
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says Council doesn’t want to have to increase CBD parking fees to allow people to use coins so its moving with the times and going cashless
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says a curfew had to be called for Alice Springs after a horror weekend but has taken aim at the government for a lack of long term measures, outlining the CLP’s approach to tackling crime
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Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says he’s pleased with how the first night of a three-day curfew went in Alice Springs despite three cars being stolen
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Captain David Shirvington says Territorians will have chance to explore HMAS Coonawarra and an aircraft carrier from the Italian Navy’s Fleet at a Royal Australian Navy on July 21st
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St John Ambulance Director Ambulance Services Andrew Thomas says three paramedics are off work today after one was punched in the face and knocked unconscious in Nhulunbuy, with the others verbally threatened in Darwin
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Yipirinya School Principal Gavin Morris says its been an abhorrent 72 hours in Alice Springs, with violence towards police, car thefts and gang-like behaviour warning lives will be lost if urgent action isn’t taken
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Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says Alice Springs is back on the rollercoaster of crime and he’s bracing for more damage to the tourism industry, with the group writing to the Federal Government calling for support
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says a police officer who was run over and dragged by a vehicle in Alice Springs is lucky to be alive, reigniting calls for urgent action to keep police safe
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Police Minister Brent Potter has described an attack on four off-duty officers in Alice Springs as “gang behaviour” adding that one of the officers only graduated just over a week ago
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