360 with Katie Woolf
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Opposition Spokesperson for Education Jo Hersey says there not enough consequences for youths, which is why a teenager entered school grounds at O'Loughlin Catholic College and assaulted students yesterday
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Catholic Education NT Director Paul Greaves says O'Loughlin Catholic College went into lockdown for about an hour yesterday after a teenager entered school grounds and threatened and punched four students
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Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the gate house will be moved at the Archer dump, making it easier to recycle and dispose of green waste with a cardboard compactor being installed in the dry season
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AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo is calling on the major political parties to commit to phasing out all commercial barramundi gill netting in the next term of government following Queensland’s lead
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NTES Assistant Director Gemma Bellenger says 102 people have been evacuated from Borroloola and will be put up at Foskey's Pavilion with the McArthur River expected to reach record flood levels tomorrow
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Mother Sharon Miller and daughters Abigail, aged 11 and Isabella, aged 8 are fundraising so they can compete in the BMX World Championships in South Carolina in May
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Katherine Mayor Lis Clark says funding has been secured to replace the main pool and kids pool at the local Aquatic Centre, which is all the Council can afford to do that this stage
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Year 7 student Mia Dempsey, School Captain Hannah Ziersch and Principal Sarah Corry say a new Mini Woolies at Henbury School will help students gain valuable skills for VET courses and employment
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Assistant Commissioner Matt Hollamby says three teenagers are expected to be charged over the theft of a taxi in Casuarina this morning which they also took on a joyride
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Member for Barkly Steve Edgington says he won’t be resigning and plans to do a full criminal history check on his electoral officer after it was revealed he’s done time in prison for domestic violence offences
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says an electoral officer of Member for Barkly Steve Edgington who’s been jailed for domestic violence offences and in court 27 times in the last 4 years needs to resign
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President of the Police Association Nathan Finn voices concerns on the 20 Police Officers from Darwin being surged to Alice Springs to deal with crime there.
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Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says changes are coming to our Community Gardens
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Katie speaks with CLP leader Lia Finocchiaro on the proposed cyclone shelter, youth crime and amending the Bail Act
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Kylie Stanes relays the moment a driver was ambushed by youths while delivering goods to Yuendumu!
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Brent Potter continues to defend Government’s stance on youth offending, despite examples of violent offenders being granted bail
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Saints Men’s Coach Anthony Vallejo says players are fresh and the game plan is firmed up ahead of their grand final against Nightcliff Tigers this weekend
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PINTs Women’s Coach Rick Nolan says the team is fully fit and has trained hard ahead of their grand final clash against Saint Marys this weekend
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Samara Laverty says a memorial walk is being held for her son Declan Laverty at Jingili Water Gardens this Saturday and is encouraging people to bring their dogs and wear black and yellow
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NT COGSO President Tabby Fudge welcomes a $1 billion investment in NT public schools saying it’ll improve outcomes for students through more support and programs
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The Week That Was – 15th March 2024
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Seven Emu Station Frank Shadforth, who runs youth camps in Borroloola explains the benefits of taking kids out on country, saying alcohol and sugary foods are part of the problem
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Dennis Jevdenijevic opens up about his 18-month-old son, Kealii’s battle with a nasty tumour saying they now need to access treatment costing $160,000 USD in Florida after countless surgeries
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says the first pool is being filled at the new Casuarina Aquatic Centre, which could be opened in three to five months’ time after rigorous testing
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Yipirinya School Principal Gavin Morris says the Federal Government’s $18 million investment in boarding schools is welcome news and he hopes his school will receive its fair share after years of lobbying
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says it could strengthen bail laws within a day if elected in August, stopping offenders from reoffending
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Athletics NT Executive Officer Leanne Chin NT says the City2Surf will be officially measured by AIMS this June, with the event expected to attract 2,000 participants
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ASIC Commissioner Alan Kirkland says there’s a range of support available to Territorians struggling with costs of living pressures including financial counsellors and online tools
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Member for Blain Mark Turner says he’s been walking the streets at night because there’s not enough police to do it and will be pushing for reforms regarding child neglect in parliament this week
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Member for Blain Mark Turner says he’s been walking the streets at night because there’s not enough police to do it and will be pushing for reforms regarding child neglect in parliament this week
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Sky News Darwin Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham says a group of youths, armed with golf clubs tried to smash their way into his home on the weekend
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Chief Minister Eva Lawler says she’s shocked and saddened by all the crime on the weekend but admits the government has no plans to change youth crime laws when parliament sits this week
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Federal Opposition Leader Peter Dutton spoke to Katie Woolf while in Darwin saying the experiences of Territorians are confronting and the NT Government should be reaching out to the Prime Minister for support to tackle crime
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Hospitality NT CEO Alex Bruce says a new snapshot has revealed the industry contributed $427 million to the economy last financial year and employs more than 17,000 people
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The Week That Was – 8th March 2024
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says it's hypocritical of the Police Minister to have shared racist posts on Facebook in the past after saying last week that he doesn’t accept racism especially towards police
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says Police Minister Brent Potter has no future in NT parliament after revelations he shared extremist, racist, misogynist and homophobic posts social media before being elected
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M3 Dance Association’s Derrick Cheong says they’re holding Darwin’s first K-Pop dance festival in April with competitions and games for the the community and the winners will go on to compete in Melbourne
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Jo Brosnan, who organised a GoFundMe page for the McGregor-Shaw family says they are blown away by all of the support they’ve received, with people even stepping up to look after their property and animals in the rural area
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Opposition spokesperson for health Bill Yan says Police Minister Brent Potter and the Chief Minister need to be up front with Territorians about racists and nazi posts he historically shared on social media
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Police Commissioner Michael Murphy outlines his plans to nurture the force and maintain relationships with the community following allegations of racism by former Constable Zachary Rolfe during the inquest into the death of Kumanjayi Walker
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BreastScreen NT Clinical Director Doctor Lauren Arnold is encouraging women over 40 to have a mammogram before with screening bus ‘Millie’ in Darwin this week before travelling around the NT
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Careflight Chief Aircrew Officer Kurt Pride says Charles and Mary-Lou McGregor-Shaw are recovering in hospital after a terrible crash on their way to Shady Camp on Australia Day
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NT Council of Government Schools President Tabby Fudge supports phasing out middle school saying it’ll make way for a more comprehensive approach but has raised concerns about the triage model for school counsellors
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says St Vinnie’s homelessness services in Stuart Park should be relocated to a hub with other similar services, suggesting somewhere beyond the Berrimah line
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Member for Nightcliff Natasha Fyles is against plans to relocate St Vinnie’s homelessness services from Stuart Park to Coconut Grove saying the community hasn’t been consulted and concerns haven’t been addressed
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says the CLP would introduce measures to force kids to attend school and agrees with Labor on scrapping middle school
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Department of Education’s Aderyn Chatterton says only 16 of 30 school counsellor roles are filled in the NT, with the current model seeing them visit schools 3 to 5 days a week
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Central Australian Aboriginal Congress CEO Donna Ah Chee rejects claims that alcohol restrictions in Alice Springs are adversely impacting tourism and believes they should stay in place amid calls to relax them
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Police Minister Brent Potter is calling on judges to start remanding youth or send them to one of three bush camps if they have breached their bail
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