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The Week That Was – 16th June 2023
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DXC Technology‘s Senior Director of Marketing Bernice Muncaster says they’re donating 30 laptops to Malak Primary School students, helping bolster learning in STEM
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Asthma Foundation NT CEO Leanne Elliot-Holmes provides advice to asthma sufferers after a health alert was issued for smoky conditions across Greater Darwin
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Never Never Safari Tour Sean ‘Chizo’ Chisholm says he’s had to cancel tours in Kakadu, leaving tourists disappointed because crocodile surveys haven’t been completed
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NT Chief Fire Officer Josh Fisher says it’s incredible no lives were lost when a train derailed after colliding with a truck, sparking a fire in Katherine
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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation NT Secretary Cath Hatcher expects a Code Yellow at RDH and PRH will provide some relief for nursing staff but says 36 full time roles still need to be filled
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Member for Katherine Jo Hersey says she was asking questions about the safety of staff and students in schools when the Education Minister “went off her tree” in estimates
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Kindness Shake Co-founder Ben Poveda-Alfonso has welcomed additional funding for the Skill Up 2 Scale Up Employability Program, which helps international students gain work in the NT
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Darwin Buffs Swimming Club Head Coach Tim Few says three local swimmers, the youngest being 13 are competing at the World Championship Trials in Melbourne
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Telstra Regional General Manager Nick Danks says mobile coverage will soon be provided at Jim Jim Falls and surrounding campgrounds benefiting tourists and local businesses
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TIVAN Executive Chair Grant Wilson says the company hopes to eventually process critical minerals like vanadium that can store renewable energy at the Middle Arm Precinct
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says it’s been revealed in estimates that former Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker’s contract payout came out of the NT police budget
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Detective Senior Sergeant Mark Bland reflects on his 21 years in the Force after receiving the Australian Police Medal as part of the King's Birthday Honour awards
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Palmerston GP Super Clinic CEO Robyn Cahill reflects on her work driving smoking legislation and bolstering palliative care services after receiving an OAM
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Finke Desert Race Vice-President Kelsey Branford says Toby Price took out the car section while David Walsh took out the bikes category in the country’s toughest off-road race
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Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says the government has misled Territorians claiming it has implemented all 135 recommendations of the Fracking Inquiry when it hasn’t
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Opposition spokesperson for Treasury Bill Yan says he’s keen to find out the extent of spending at Howard Springs in budget estimates this week
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Campervan and Motorhome Club of Australia NT Representative Christina Boothby supports an RV park at Bundilla Beach but says it would need a dump point and potable water
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The Week That Was - 9th June 2023
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Member For Goyder Kezia Purick Urges The Rural Area To Stay Vigilant
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Walk to D’feet MND ambassador Kirsty Mattiazzo hopes locals will support the 5km walk, aiming to raise funds and support people with the disease
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Bill Raby Committee chair Gerry Wood says funding if available for programs that promote healthy living for people with diabetes
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NT Chamber of Commerce CEO Greg Ireland expects an increase in award wages will have little impact on Territory businesses as they traditional pay above the award level
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Scallywags Childcare Centre Director Michelle McArthur says the kids’ veggie garden was trashed on the weekend leaving them deflated and calling for seedling donations
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NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey says international cricket will return to TIO stadium after 15 years with a drop-in cricket pitch being installed
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn believes spit hoods should be available to police as a protective option for youth and adult offenders
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CDU Vice Chancellor Scott Bowman is encouraging people to open their homes to international students with 600 arriving in Darwin in coming weeks
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Treasurer Eva Lawler says new development has been approved on Shepherd Street for student accommodation
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NT Athletics Executive Officer Leanne Chin says 2,009 people took part in the NT City 2 Surf, with Tim Hewitt claiming the men’s title for a fourth year in a row
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Project Leader Jimena Espitia says there will be a tribute for Bangladeshi student Sifat at the Darwin Kindness Festival with candles at the lagoon and a minute silence
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CLP President Sean Heenan says a motion of no confidence in Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro was voted down on the weekend, cementing support in her leadership
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Tourism Accommodation Australia Chief Executive Michael Johnson says hotel occupancy rates are down in the NT on pre-pandemic times due to a lack of flights and fare prices
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Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says a knife crime strategy for the NT will not be unveiled until the end of August
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Happy Paws Happy Hearts Team Leader Justin Palazzo Orr says there are still spots available in a 12-week program connecting veterans with rescue animals to help overcome trauma and isolation
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Deputy Opposition Leader Gerard Maley is again calling for urgent action from the NT Government after another fatal stabbing in the Territory
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson says the community is reeling after a child died in a house fire and a man was stabbed to death
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Deputy Chief Fire Officer Josh Fischer says firefighters rescued a young child from an engulfed home in Alice Springs but despite their best efforts the child died
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The Week That Was – 2nd June 2023
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Top End Women’s Legal Service CEO Caitlin Weatherby-Fell has welcomed proposed reforms to the justice response to domestic violence in the Territory
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Play By the Rules Consultant Morgan Lander is hoping a new campaign will encourage kids to talk to their parents and coaches about anything that’s negatively impacting them in sport
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NT Police Association Acting President Lisa Bayliss says there are delays with police receiving their back pay as a new nominee needs to be appointed to the arbitration tribunal
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NT Health Deputy Chief Health Officer Dr Danielle Esler provides advice for asthma suffers after a number of bushfires in the Top End
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Katherine resident Trent De With says business owners are tired of crime and anti-social behaviour, fed up with constantly having to repair damage and smashed windows
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Owner of This is Aboriginal Art Venita Poblocki say crime and anti-social behaviour has drastically reduced in Todd Mall since Lhere Artepe started doing patrols
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NT United Workers Union Secretary Erina Early says firefighters are ramping up their EBA fight, pushing for safe staffing levels and workers compensation parity
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says she was denied entry to the Borroloola Police Station by the Police Minister, continuing a petty stoush between them
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Acting Deputy Commissioner Michael White says young offenders are spending time with victims in Katherine, learning about how their crimes are impacting people's lives
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Runner Tim Hewitt hopes to maintain his track record at the upcoming City 2 Surf averaging about 3.11 min/km
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Berry Springs Tavern owner Leah Sloan says she is thrilled to win Best Overall Pub at the Hospitality Awards
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Katherine’s Community Engagement Ranger Stacey Kessner says dozens of bats are turning up dead around town which is likely due to starvation
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