360 with Katie Woolf
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NT Police Association President Paul McCue says the NT Government needs to address leaked information about the Police Commissioner to provide certainty to members and the community
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says it’s extraordinary the NT Government thinks it can bury its head in the sand and not address rumours the Police Commissioner has been asked to resign
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Former politician and radio announcer Daryl Manzie pays tribute to Territory stalwart Fay Miller who lost her battle with cancer on the weekend
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NT DEPWS Senior Park Development Officer Neva McCartney says interstate tourists will now need to buy a Park Pass to explore the NT’s natural wonders
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Darwin mother Afrodite Larentzou speaks out about a frightening street brawl in Moil involving more than 20 people with axes
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Member for Namatjira Bill Yan fears it’s only a matter of time before more lives are lost after another weekend of chaos and mayhem in Alice Springs
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Sky News Journalist Matt Cunningham says Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker has been asked to resign by the NT Government
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Territory runner Allirra Jennings, who’ll soon become the first Aboriginal woman to run all of the world’s major marathons shares her story
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Katherine resident Trent De With says he’s holding a fundraiser on Saturday to help cover the medical bills for a local woman who was brutally attacked
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Porkin’ Co-owner Manfred Mletsin believes the NT Government’s liquor licence buy-back scheme won’t reduce access to grog saying it will only force people to go to major retailers
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Zuccoli IGA owner Shelley Lay believes the NT Government’s liquor licence buy-back scheme is an attempt to push small operators out of the market
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The Week That Was – 31st March 2023
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Power and Water Corporation’s Belinda Small says Nakara, Wagaman, Larrakeyah and Alawa will be the first Darwin suburbs to have their power lines installed underground
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AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo says access has been restricted to the Rookery in the South Alligator River over concerns that bird hatchlings could be knocked from trees into the water
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United Workers Union NT secretary Erina Early says correctional staff are in a tough position with Territory watch houses being used to house prisoners as the jails are full
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NT Police Association President Paul McCue says the Berrimah watch house could be used to house prisoners with Territory jails at full capacity
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Member for Namatjira Bill Yan says the CLP has been contacted by a public servant who claims they were reprimanded for attending the Darwin crime rally
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Hockey NT Operations Manager Jodie Zanini says 17 teams are coming to Darwin next month for the U15 National Hockey Championships
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Local mother Raeleena Secretary is calling for the fence around Nightcliff Primary School to be raised, saying children are getting out of the school grounds
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Katherine resident John Irvine says a crime petition calling for a youth curfew and more government action has yielded 995 signatures
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City of Darwin General Manager of Innovation Alice Percy says CBD speed limits are being reviewed with a view to adding in more bike lanes
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says she’ll move an amendment for the government’s bail law reforms for offensive weapon crimes to include all kinds of weapons
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says the government’s bail reforms for weapon crimes don’t go far enough, suggesting rocks should also be included after a trucky was injured by rocks in Alice
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Public Pressure Forces Urgent Bail Legislation Into Parliament Attorney General Chansey Paech Joins Katie Woolf
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Center for Disease Control Director Dr Vicki Krause explains why Territorians are currently more at-risk of contracting measles and mosquito-borne diseases
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APPEA Chief Executive Samantha McCulloch says the Federal Government's safeguard mechanism on climate change policy moves the goal post for projects like the Beetaloo Basin
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Zuccoli IGA owner Shelley Lay says she’s been forced to close her bottle shop until the end of the month following changes in how grog sales are calculated in proportion to grocery items
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Environment Centre NT's Kirsty Howey welcomes the Federal Government's safeguard mechanism on climate change policy saying it could spell the end of new gas projects in the NT
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Member for Goyder Kezia Purick says if the NT Government don’t take on board the strong message from attendees of the weekend’s crime rally she expects they will lose the next election
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro hopes a matter of public importance calling for urgent bail reforms will go ahead in parliament this week
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Gwalwa Daraniki Association chair and Larakia traditional owner Helen Secretary says youth offenders are playing the system and their parents need to be held accountable
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Shop, Distributive and Allied Employees Association’s Shlok Sharma says 15 workers have left the industry since a 20-year-old bottle shop attendant was killed
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Declan Laverty’s Dad Damien Crook says there will be a memorial for his son in Darwin in the coming days
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NT Chief Minister Natasha Fyles remains firm that she is up to the job of leading the Territory
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Capp22 Services owner Sandra Mattiazzo explains an incident her security guard was faced with while trying to stop a thief who claimed to be armed with a weapon
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NT Police Association President Paul McCue expects members will vote on their latest pay offer from the NT Government in early April
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Sky News Journalist Matt Cunningham provides an update from the scene after six incidents involving weapons at licensed venues in Palmerston
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The Week That Was – 24th March 2023
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Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says an new endometriosis and pelvic pain clinic has been earmarked for Coconut Grove
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NT Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker says police will be redirected from certain areas in order to conduct extra patrols
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Property Council NT Director Ruth Palmer has slammed the NT Government for acting too slow on crime saying it had the damning survey results from local businesses for about two weeks
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Hospitality NT CEO Alex Bruce says businesses are optimistic about the NT Government’s new safety measures but are still waiting for more details on how it'll work
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro says she’s taking steps to get legislation drafted that will ensure there’s a presumption against bail for edged weapon offences
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Zuccoli IGA owner Shelley Lay has welcomed the NT Government's new crime and safety measure but is keen to get more detail on what it means for businesses
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Chamber of Commerce CEO Greg Ireland is calling for clarity on how the NT Government’s new crime and safety measurements will be implemented
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Organiser of a GoFundMe page for Declan Laverty’s family, Anton has thanked the community for their support after raising $22,000 to assist with funeral costs
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AMA NT President Rob Parker says a bed shortage particularly for aged care patients and rising costs to see GPs have contributed to a code yellow at RDH and PRH
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says the Chief Minister’s position is untenable with the government facing enormous pressure from the community
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Member for Goyder Kezia Purick has raised questions about how police will ramp up their presence across Darwin when the force needs an additional 300 officers
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NT Chief Minister Natasha Fyles announces a raft of crime and safety measures following the murder of a bottle shop worker in Darwin
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