360 with Katie Woolf
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RSPCA Happy Paws Happy Hearts Founder Zoe Black says a new initiative connecting veterans, people with a disability and mental health issues with rescue animals is being launched in Darwin
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NT Planning Commission Chairman Dr David Ritchie explains the current plans to develop the Greater Holtze area
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Amateur Fishermen's Association of the NT CEO David Ciaravolo says an update on Blue Mud Bay and policies affecting the Barramundi fishery are on the agenda for tonight's AGM
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United Firefighters Union Secretary Wes Garrett says aviation firefighters are considering strike action at Darwin Airport next month due to staff shortages
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Australian Association of Christian Schools EO Vanessa Cheng says the NT Government's proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws would actually discriminate against religious schools
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Opposition spokesman for Parks and Ranges Bill Yan has raised concerns about plans to limit access to Shady Camp for recreational fishers
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NT Police Association President Paul McCue is calling for urgent action to keep officers safe after two police cars were rammed in Katherine overnight
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Unions NT Secretary Erina Early says public servants are striking again today, hoping to send a strong message that a 2 per cent pay rise is a slap in the face
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says there will be about 50 floats taking part in the city's first Christmas Pageant this weekend
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NT Attorney-General Chansey Paech says proposed changes aiming to modernise anti-discrimination laws would provide more scope for complaints
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Bishop of the Catholic Church Charles Gauci says the NT Government's proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws would have concerning unintended consequences
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Australian Education Union NT Branch President Michelle Ayres says teachers are going on strike tomorrow, continuing to push for a pay rise of more than 2 per cent
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The Harley Owners Group’s Marguerite and Will are encouraging locals to donate toys to various collection points in Darwin ahead of the upcoming Toy Run
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Assistant Minister for Charities Andrew Leigh says efforts are underway to make it easier to hold fundraisers, recruit volunteers and increase donations to charity groups in the NT
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CDU Demographer Fiona Shalley says while most people enjoy the lifestyle and want to stay in the NT some are feeling lonely and lack support networks according to new research
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Yipirinya School Principal Gavin Morris says the school looks like a warzone after being hit by a severe storm with the damage bill estimated to be in the millions
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The Pharmacy Guild’s Peter Hatswell says it’s likely the NT will soon give pharmacists more scope to prescribe certain medications easing the burden on GPs
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Minister for Territory Families Kate Worden has defended the implementation of recommendations from the Royal Commission into Protection and Detention of Children in the NT
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says the CLP would address youth crime through trade training, skilling offenders up for the workforce
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Allora Gardens Nursery’s Estelle Cornell opens up about her triumphs and trials after winning a national small business award
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Superintendent Daniel Shein says more than 30 Wadeye residents have been returned home as part of Operation Tarn
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Master Builders CEO Ben Carter says there are plans to recruit 600 skilled workers from overseas for the NT’s construction industry
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Deputy Opposition Leader Gerard Maley says proposed changes to anti-discrimination laws will provide greater scope for action if someone is offended, effectively attacking freedom of speech
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson says a mini tornado took down large trees and powerlines and damaged a number of buildings on the weekend
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Alice Springs Councillor Michael Liddle says holding parents to account is key in addressing the youth crime crisis
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The Week That Was - 11th November 2022
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Masters NT swimming coach Jac Stirrat says there’s been solid support for a new swimming program in Darwin called Lounge to Laps
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Detective Acting Senior Sergeant David Buganey says about five local businesses have fallen victim to scams over the last month
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Transport Workers Union President Ian Smith says more security guards on Darwin buses will be a good deterrent for anti-social behaviour
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Unions NT President Dave “Strawbs” Hayes says a 2 per cent pay rise for public servants won’t cut it with further strike action likely next week
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NT Police Association President Paul McCue says officers in Alice Springs are under attack and the normally ‘busy period’ for police hasn’t even began
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley is calling for a curfew to keep young kids off the streets at night
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Member for Braitling Joshua Burgoyne says it’s a sad day when police are advising people to avoid the Alice Springs CBD leaving him calling for tougher penalties for offenders
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Assistant Commissioner Martin Dole says police warned people to avoid the Alice Springs CBD last night after three stolen cars were driven around dangerously
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Scouts NT Board member Andrew Mackay says it’s disheartening the volunteer group which teaches kids vital survival skills has had $15,000 of items stolen
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Hospitality NT CEO Alex Bruce says a new initiative aims to recruit 100 bar tenders, chefs and wait staff from the UK to come and work in the Territory
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Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says someone is going to die if crime isn’t address immediately after more havoc in Alice Springs overnight
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Palmerston Councillor Sarah Henderson says many seniors are too scared to go out for walks or shopping, which is leaving them disconnected from society
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Chief Minister Natasha Fyles says crime is her “highest priority” and work is underway on early intervention programs for youth
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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Association’s Catch Hatcher says hospital staff are grateful when a code yellow is called as it means extra help is on the way
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CoreLogic Research Director Tim Lawless says house values in Darwin dropped slightly in October, the first month on month decline since interest rates began to rise
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has criticised the government for not attending a community meeting on crime despite racist comments being made by the organiser
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COTA NT CEO Sue Shearer says many seniors are living in fear, afraid to do their shopping or venture out in the community due to ongoing issues with crime
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NT Chamber of Commerce COO Nicole Walsh says businesses in Alice Springs want immediate measures brought in to stop crime
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The AMA's Dr Robert Parker sheds light on code yellows at RDH and PRH and believes the lifting of an alcohol ban has put extra pressure on emergency departments
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Alice Springs tour operator Patrick Bedford says he's fed up with teens hurling rocks at his vehicles which are full of passengers
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NT Secondary Educator of the Year, Darwin High Drama Teacher Mark Bennett says working with students on arts and theatre projects at school and beyond is very rewarding
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AFL NT CEO Sam Gibson say there’s been a 48 per cent increase in junior and youth girls playing the sport, the highest participation rate in the country
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Patterson says patrols have ramped up in the town with lighting being installed to help reduce crime
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NT Council of Government Schools Organisation’s Tabby Fudge hopes a phone ban at schools will stop students from sharing videos of fights online
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