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360 with Katie Woolf

Labor’s candidate for Nelson Anthony Venes says he put his hand up to give rural voters an alternative to the CLP and supports smaller subdivisions for those keen to enter the housing market and wants to address cost of living pressures

Incumbent Member for Nelson Gerard Maley says the NT is worth fighting for and he’s keen to continue to advocate for rural residents and maintain the rural lifestyle, infrastructure and water supply in addition to tackling crime and rising debt

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis outlines the schedule for the pre-cyclone clean and announces that e-scooters are being expanded to Nightcliff and Parap

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says 45,800 people have now voted in the NT election and she explains how the counting process works on polling day

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro explains the CLP’s suite of bail reforms that would be called Declan’s Law

12-year-old Fynn Goat is heading to Morocco and then Spain for the Youth World Championships in kitesurfing and is only one of five Aussie kids competing

Council of the Ageing NT CEO Sue Shearer says choir singing and line dancing are among a number of fitness and social activities planned for seniors with early onset dementia as part of its new Active Minds, Active Bodies initiative

Tasman Pitts-Hill says he and his family were onboard a Sealink Ferry off Darwin’s coast when a fire broke out on Friday and they jumped onto the roof amid absolute chaos, waiting for rescuers to arrive

Sanderson Middle School Chairperson Mark Ferguson says he’s been advised that bollards at the school oval won’t be considered until 2025/26 to stop cars from driving on it despite raising serious safety concerns

Nine News Executive Producer Kathleen Gazzola and ABC News Political Reporter Thomas Morgan join Katie Woolf to talk all things NT election including early voting and the commitments made by both major parties

NT Chief Minister Eva Lawler explains Labor’s promise to provide free land to a new supermarket chain in a bid to increase competition and drive down grocery prices

Remembering Cyclone Tracy Chair Richard Creswick says a site has now been secured for a memorial at East Point for the 50th anniversary of the disaster and he plans to write to the Prime Minister inviting him to attend commemorations

AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says the NT has a good supply of IV fluids amid a worldwide shortage and it’s being carefully managed but he says governments have been aware of dwindling supplies for some time but didn’t act until the crisis hit

Australian Education Union NT President Michelle Ayers breaks down the NT’s latest NAPLAN results and says students are well behind on the key indicators due to the critical underfunding of government schools

Darwin Festival’s Artistic Director Kate Fell says there are a raft of exciting events planned in Palmerston, with Darwin theatre show ‘Fourteen’ among the highlights tonight

Declan Laverty’s Mother Samara Laverty says her son would still be alive if his murderer was not out on bail and she hopes the CLP’s bail reforms, in honour of Declan, will prevent others from losing loved ones

The Week That Was – 16th August 2024

Greens Candidate for Fannie Bay Suki Dorras-Walker, a public school teacher and union rep says she stands to represent the people rather than big corporations, and is keen to tackle the underlying issues driving crime, housing affordability and cost of living pressures

CLP candidate for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio, who’s worked in education for more than 20 years says crime has been normalised in the NT and she wants to change that and better support victims and small businesses as well as address cost of living

Incumbent Member for Fannie Bay Brent Potter says he’s delivered CCTV at the local shops, more security patrols and funding for Vesteys Beach and the Parap pre-school and is committed to tackling crime, anti-social behaviour and cost of living pressures

NT Police Association President Nathan Finn welcomes the CLP’s commitment to a police retention bonus and says the force has lost more than 80 officers this year, equating to 700 years’ worth of experience

Slide Youth Dance and Theatre Company’s Grace Hendry and Chloe Kalikajaros explain their role in a performance called TIME, highlighting the repercussions of taking risks on the road after an increase in teenage deaths in the NT

Labor’s Candidate for Spillett Caleb Burke, a former Defence member and AWU rep says crime and anti-social behaviour are the big issues in the electorate, touting sport as a solution, adding that he supports VAD and is pro-choice on reproductive rights

Incumbent Member for Spillett Lia Finocchiaro says she’s proud to deliver the Zuccoli Primary School and is keen to tackle crime and housing affordability and drive down the costs of living

Police Commander Danny Bacon says up to 20 people were involved in a machete fight in Anula, with an 18-year-old man arrested for allegedly threatening people with an air rifle while a woman was threatened with a large knife and had her car stolen in Nightcliff overnight

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling explains what his new responsibilities are as the Special Envoy for Defence and says reforms of gambling advertising need to strike a balance in reduce harms but avoiding pushing it offshore

Environment Centre NT Executive Director Kirsty Howey says it’s challenging the NT Environment Minister’s decision to approve Tamboran’s Beetaloo Basin project, the largest ever fracking proposal, due to concerns about water resources and environmental assessments

Hospitality NT CEO Alex Bruce has raised concerns about license suspension for venues claiming the powers are being misused after police issued a correction and retraction regarding Bojangles Saloon, saying a review found its patrons were not the instigators of a street brawl

NT Legacy Project Manager Suzi Spedding says a brand new Legacy House is set to open later this month, with the charity also the beneficiary for the Beer Can Regatta this weekend

Independent candidate for Drysdale Cindy Mebbingarri Roberts says she’s running to be the change that residents want and is focused on improving the lives for children, protecting valuable resources, banning fracking and enhancing accountability of government

CLP Candidate for Drysdale Clinton Howe, a former residential youth worker and army officer decided to run after a confronting youth brawl at the Palmerston markets and says he’s keen to tackle crime, anti-social behaviour and youth and housing issues

Incumbent Member for Drysdale Eva Lawler highlights her big wins around sporting infrastructure, youth festivals and the skills centre and says she’s committed to addressing public housing, alcohol issues, crime and anti-social behaviour

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis and LGANT President is calling on the major parties to outline their plans to reform local government and how it'll be funded and provides an update on the roll out of new parking metres

Founder of Suburbtrends Kent Lardner says the NT has an affordability rate of about 25 per cent which is how much of an average household income people are spending on rent and he outlines what can be done to ease rental pain

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro outlines the CLP’s key actions within the first 100 days if elected and is confident the changes will lead to a fast reduction in crime

Stroke survivor Richard Crookes says anyone could have a stroke and with 1 in 4 Australians impacted, it’s vital to know the signs to help save someone's life

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says more than 1,000 Territorians have already cast their votes in the election, with pre-polling starting today

ABC News Political Reporter Thomas Morgan, Nine News Executive Producer Kathleen Gazzola join Katie Woolf to discuss the start of early voting, the major party campaign launches and their predictions for each electorate

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