360 with Katie Woolf
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Les Ferguson speaks out after losing his Darwin River home in a serious bushfire last week with best mate Paul Fuller calling for assistance to help him rebuild
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RDH Neurologist Dr Alvaro Cervera explains how stroke services are being bolster in Darwin through videoconferencing with specialists after hours
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Pharmacy Guild NT President Peter Hatswell says a move to 60-day dispensing will save patients on fees but will result in job losses at local pharmacies
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has addressed concerns by Amye Un that she’s been bullied by the Council after posting on social media about a grant given to retired councillor Paul Arnold for his art gallery after being issued a DVO
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro is calling on the government to provide certainty around when a massive crime petition started after Declan Laverty’s death will be debated in parliament
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Tourism Minister Nicole Manison says runway works at Darwin Airport will have minimal impact on CareFlight but there will be some disruption over a two-day period
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Barkly Mayor Jeffrey McLaughlin is encouraging property owners and tourism operators to adopt a peacock with about one bird to every resident in Elliott
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Air Commodore Tony McCormack says HMAS Canberra is leaving Darwin today with 1200 crew, heading to the Philippines for Exercise Alon which includes land, water and live firing activities as part of the Indo-Pacific Endeavour
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Bushfires NT Chief Fire Officer Tony Fuller and Deputy Chief Fire Officer Joshua Fischer say water bombing aircraft were delayed in responding to a Watch and Act bushfire at Buffalo Creek after hoons damaged the Hughes Airstrip
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Yipirinya School Principal Gavin Morris says kids under 12 have targeted the school for a second time after stealing a school bus last Thursday which has forced two teachers to quit
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn has hit back at comments made by Ngaree Ah Kit saying kids roaming the streets at night are the responsibility Territory Families unless they are committing crimes
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Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says 20 trained officers at Territory Families intervene when a child under 12 commits an offence to work with the family on case management
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Yipirinya School Principal Gavin Morris says kids allegedly involved in a break-in and bus theft overnight rocked up to school today and he fears it's only a matter of time before lives are lost
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Tennis Australia First Nations Lead Kayah Jones says 160 aspiring tennis players aged 12 to 18 will take part in the National Indigenous Tennis Carnival in Darwin which was opened by Evonne Goolagong Cawley yesterday
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson says a school bus theft from Yipirinya School by a group of kids is a kick in teeth for the facility which is doing a lot of good work in the community
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AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo says they’re keen to speak to recreational fishers about their levels of satisfaction as part of a joint study that will help shape fishing management strategies
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NT Cattlemen's Association CE Will Evans says efforts are now underway to reassure Malaysia that Australia is lumpy skin disease free after its decision to pause live cattle and buffalo exports
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NT Parks and Wildlife Executive Director Neva McCartney says rangers have removed a one-eyed croc from Butterfly Gorge but the site will remain closed for swimming for some time due to access issues
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The Week That Was – 11th August 2023
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Opposition health spokesman Bill Yan says budget estimates revealed the NT Government spent $533,000 to buy bed services at Darwin Private Hospital for 46 days of Code Yellows totalling $116,000 a day
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NT News sports journalist Max Hatzoglou says Hellenic have a good chance of winning against Inter Lions in the Australia Cup tonight, which would see them make history for the Territory by getting through to Round 16
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Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell says a free circus performance will kick off the event at Festival Park tonight with several other shows planned for families
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AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says another Code Yellow at RDH and PRH shows the hospital system isn’t coping and he suspects a bed shortage is to blame
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Tourism and Hospitality Minister Nicole Manison says direct flights from Darwin to Singapore will increase to seven days a week next year but there’s still more to be done to attract new airlines to the NT
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FuelTrac General Manager Geoff Trotter claims Shell-Viva has plans to acquire 23 service stations in Darwin significantly impacting competition
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Bushfires NT Executive Director Collene Bremner says an emergency level fire at Lake Bennett came close to threatening De Lago resort yesterday with helicopters and aircraft needed to control it
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Darwin mother Melanie Gellel and daughter Lilly say something needs to be done about the school bus network after her daughter was abandoned multiple times
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Walking off the War Within organiser Danielle Everleigh is encouraging Territorians to take part in the event aiming to raise awareness of mental illness and suicide
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Hellenic Football Coach Dimi Galanopoulos says the team is hoping to make history as they head into their clash with Sydney’s Inter Lions tomorrow night
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Tracey Dalli says her granddaughter Maliyia, who’s battling brain cancer has received an outpour of support from NRL stars
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Assistant Commissioner Travis Wurst says four people have been arrested after six break-ins and one car theft at homes and businesses in Greater Darwin overnight
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NT Shelter Regional Coordinator Annie Taylor says people under 25 make up almost half of the Territory’s homeless population, with efforts underway to change that this Homelessness Week
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Hospital NT CEO Alex Bruce is pushing for the NT to bring in digital licences as the rest of the country forges ahead with the change
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Acting Minister for Renewables Eva Lawler says Jacana is seeking EOI’s to supply 100 megawatts of renewable energy to Darwin and Katherine
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Bushfires NT Executive Director Collene Bremner believes a bushfire at Darwin River that reached emergency level was deliberately lit on the roadside
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United Workers Union bulk liquids alliance organiser Shane Reside says Royal Vopak has agreed to give NT workers a 9 per cent pay rise after they started industrial action last week
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Darwin Cup winning horse owner Kim Brittain says she was told she couldn’t take the Cup into parts of the Casino while celebrating last night as it is considered a lethal weapon
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Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says Lake Alexander has been closed for swimming due to issues with the pump with water testing being conducted today
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Bushfires NT Incident Controller Collen Bremner says crews were called to 15 bushfires across the long weekend, mostly in the Darwin rural area, with one blaze threatening the Berry Springs township
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has taken aim at the government for neglecting housing issues in Tennant Creek and says she’ll outline the CLP’s plans closer to the election
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U12 Girls NT AFL players Amira Fanning and Eve Cunningham share their excitement with Katie Woolf before heading off to the Australian titles tonight
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Golden guitar winning artist Sara Storer plays a brand new song on the Katie Woolf show, written ahead of the Country Music Festival at the Landmark
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Darwin Community Legal Service Tenants Advice Solicitor Al Cabry is calling for greater protections for tenants in the NT including the establishment of an independent bond board
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Larrakia Nation Chair Jerome Cubillo says there’s not been enough engagement with family groups about important cultural sites at Lee Point, with plans for a Defence housing development now put on hold until next year
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The Week That Was – 4th August 2023
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Leanyer School Principal Leah Crockford reflects on the school’s achievements as it celebrates its 40th anniversary
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Flannos Eggs’ Steven Reid is warning Territorians to brace for an egg shortage with no end in sight due to the caged egg ban which is set to take effect in 2036
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JCU Psychology Lecturer Dr Madelyn Pardon says her study has found that new mothers are experiencing extra stress during hot weather and natural disasters
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Zuccoli IGA owner Shelley Lay says her store is being impacted by the egg shortage, possibly linked to the phasing out of caged eggs
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Local jockey Sonja Wiseman says she won’t be riding in Darwin Cup after being attacked in her car with rocks but will be in the saddle for some sprints on Saturday
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