360 with Katie Woolf
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Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says the bail and weapon offences review has reinforced that the government has its policy settings right
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Federal Communications Minister Michelle Rowland says Darwin is now connected to the global network of subsea telecommunication cables providing faster, more reliable and resilient connectivity
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says the party is united despite a public dispute between two CLP MLA’s at the Katherine show
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CPSU NT Secretary David Villegas claims more than 2,000 shift workers are being underpaid by the NT Government and a dispute has been lodged with the Office of the Commissioner for Public Employment
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The Week That Was – 21st July 2023
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Dive expert Matt Mitchel, stunt driver Luke Purdy and party planner Pip Ainsworth explain what’s involved in their upcoming Darwin Harbour crossing Guinness World Record attempt
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NT Health Centre for Disease Control Senior Epidemiologist Anthony Draper provides some advice for Territorians amid a gastro outbreak
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Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says the NT Government didn’t consult with him about alcohol restrictions, reaching out 2 days ago with an extension announced today
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Bonza airlines CEO Tim Jordan says he’s in talks with the NT Government and Darwin Airport operators about launching low cost services in the Territory in the near future
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NT COGSO President Tabby Fudge welcomes a new campaign aiming to crackdown on vaping among Territory teens saying kids as young as grade three are doing it
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says an extension of takeaway alcohol restrictions in Alice Springs show that the government doesn’t have a plan to address the demand for alcohol
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson welcomes an extension of takeaway alcohol restrictions in the town but hopes the government doesn’t lose sight of addressing youth crime
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Darwin Middle School Principal Marcus Dixon says smoke detectors have been installed in school bathrooms to stop kids vaping, with teachers alerted when alarms go off
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Environment Department’s Manager of Wildlife Use Tim Clancy says bag limits for magpie geese remain at seven this year due to reasonable population numbers after a good wet season
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Acting Police Commissioner Michael Murphy says changes are set to be made to the NT’s liquor laws and the BDR to help stop the secondary supply of alcohol
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Airport Development Group General Manager of Operations Rob Porter hopes the NT will secure new flight services thanks to the launch of the government’s aviation attraction scheme
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Property Council of Australia NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer says the Territory should put in a bid to host part of the Commonwealth Games after Victoria pulled out
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NT Olympic gold medalist Nova Peris says she’s extremely disappointed that Victoria has pulled out of hosting the Commonwealth Games for all of the athletes and young people with sporting dreams
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Katherine Community Engagement Ranger Stacey Kessner says popular swimming spot Bitter Springs has been closed after a saltwater crocodile was sighted in the Little Roper Creek
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The Week That Was – 7th July 2023
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Darwin’s Jaymee Da Rocha has raised $6,700 for brain cancer research after doing the Big Three Trek between Newcastle and Sydney in honour of her mother
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CDU Deputy Vice-Chancellor Research and Innovation Professor Steve Rogers hopes CDU’s ranking in the top 200 uni’s in the world will help attract more students to the NT
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Motor Trade Association Manager of Policy Kaes Cillessen says electric vehicle sales have increased threefold in last year due to more choice, range and affordability of cars
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Domain’s Chief of Research Dr Nicola Powell says Darwin has bucked the national trend with house rents at a record high while unit rents are dropping
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Federal Minister for Skills and Training Brendan O'Connor hopes a $436 million investment in literacy and numeracy programs will improve employment and education outcomes for Aussies
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Palmerston judo athlete Ebony Bellew will represent Australia in Hong Kong next week accompanied by Coach Queenie Warhurst
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Commanding Officer 5th Battalion RAR Lieutenant Colonel Chris Gilmore says it’s an honour for our troops to be training Ukrainian recruits so they can defend their country
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Defence and Veterans Legal Service Director Jasmine Stanton explains how it can help Territorians make a submission to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide with just 100 days left to do so
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Tourism NT Executive Director Tony Quarmby hopes the new campaign will entice southerners to come to the Territory during quieter months, supporting local businesses
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Member for Brennan Marie-Claire Boothby says with Defence moving into Howard Springs the government needs to fess up on the full cost of damage to the facility
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Shadow spokesperson for Treasury Angus Taylor says the government needs to do more to lower inflation and interest rates to take the pressure off Aussies after the RBA paused rates at 4.1 per cent
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Cricket coach and player Max Hatzoglou talks Ashes test with Katie Woolf saying three members were banned for bad behaviour on the sideline at Lord’s
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Australian Red Cross Lifeblood’s Belinda Smetioukh says emergency service personnel in the NT are on a mission to save more lives donating as much blood and plasma as possible
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Master Builders NT Executive Director Ben Carter says building approvals in the NT have increased and he hopes it’ll continue, helping address the rental crisis
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NT Health Mental Health Alcohol and other Drugs Executive Director Cecelia Gore says a framework is being developed to help mental health and suicide services better meet the needs of Territorians with lived experiences
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NT WorkSafe Manager Regulatory Compliance Maria Rigas says body worn cameras are being trialed in a bid help officers gather information and evidence during workplace visits
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says a toilet block at East Point was blown on Territory Day which is expected to cost the Council $150,000 to repair
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NT Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says the government will receive $18 million a year in rent from the Defence Department to use Howard Springs to house personnel
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Larrakia Nation CEO Michael Rotumah says a raft of events have been planned for NAIDOC week which is focusing on the role of elders this year
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St John Director of Ambulance Services Andrew Thomas says a man with a severed arm from an explosion was one of six patients taken to hospital on Territory Day
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Chief Fire Officer Mark Spain says a few people threw fireworks at firefighters who were called to 100 blazes on Territory Day, mostly in the Darwin region
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Australian Nursing & Midwifery Federation’s NT Secretary Cath Hatcher says workers will receive a 3 per cent pay rise in the coming days after the majority voted in favour of the EBA offer
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says she supports the use of personal fireworks on Territory Day despite 100 fires and six hospitalisations
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Bushfires NT Chief Fire Controller Tony Fuller says crews were called to 19 fires in the Top End on Territory Day, with two big blazes still being managed from the day before
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The Bookshop’s resident author Sean Guy fears locals and tourists could avoid the CBD when Saturday parking fees take effect
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says there are 23 fewer Constables in the NT than there were 10 years ago with retention the biggest issue for the force
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The Week That Was – 30th June 2023
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Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says construction will soon commence on CDU’s Centre for Better Health Futures, which will be the training ground for future doctors and health workers
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Member for Barkly Steve Edgington says the Tennant Creek showgrounds desperately need an upgrade to ensure the event can continue into the future
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SDA Secretary Josh Peak says a number of changes have been made to the Darwin Airport Tavern BWS which has now reopened following the alleged murder of Declan Laverty in March
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