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- 360 with Katie Woolf
Northern Australian Strategic Policy Centre’s Dr John Coyne highlights a number of considerations around the Darwin Port and the Federal Government’s bid to return it to Australian hands saying it would be ideal for owners to have the same national security and economic interests in the Port as Australia
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Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio says work has begun to repair the treehouse at the Darwin Botanic Gardens after students from Larrakeyah Primary launched a petition to get it fixed but unfortunately there have been some delays to the project
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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s NT secretary Cath Hatcher says nursing staff are quite concerned about Healthscope, the operator of Darwin Private Hospital, going into receivership, especially those impacted by the closure of maternity services, which will take effect next week
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AMA NT President John Zorbas says it’s vital a suitable operator is secured asap for the Darwin Private Hospital after the collapse of Healthscope and is calling for an independent private hospital authority to be established to prevent something like this happen again
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Vanessa Seng speaks out after her nephew Steven Sin was killed in a two vehicle crash on Kirkland Road, with his dad and brother still recovering in hospital and says the family was angry and mortified to learn that the other driver fled immediately after the crash
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Health Minister Steve Edgington says he’s been reassured it will be business as usual at Darwin Private Hospital, despite operator Healthscope going into voluntary receivership, adding that all Health Ministers will be meeting today
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Director of Northern Australia Parks Dean McAdam says Berry Springs is open for swimming after five nights of crocodile survey and the installation of a deterrent fence with Wangai and Edith Falls and Nitmiluk Gorge re-opening soon
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says the inquest into the death of Constable Michael Deutrom has heard of remote officers being left on their own for up to 35 days and that wellbeing checks aren’t happening, with the inquest adjourned until August for expert evidence
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro is urging the Federal Government to examine private health care in regional areas, saying the loss of Darwin Private Hospital would have a profound impact on the NT and securing its future is vital amid reports of Healthscope going into administration
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KPMG NT managing partner Derek Campbell breaks down the findings of its economic report, which estimated there would be demand for 6,000 jobs in the NT by 2030, but he says housing remains an issue with the Territory falling behind other jurisdictions on building approvals
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The Week That Was - 23rd May 2025
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Council of the Ageing NT Sue Shearer says it’s insulting the NT Government has ordered another inquiry into VAD after an independent expert panel inquiry with extensive community consultation, urging the CLP to stop playing with people’s lives
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Acting Commander Terry Zhang says police have issued an increasing number of banned drinker orders in Katherine over the last few months after an influx of people to town and highlights other proactive measures to curb crime and anti-social behaviour
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Acting Commander David Moore says 11 youths and two adults have been arrested over multiple car thefts in Greater Darwin in unrelated incidents and an 80-year-old woman has died in hospital after being struck by a car in Palmerston last week
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Ride Against Cancer NT Chair Clive Baxter and Motorsports NT CEO Tony Seivers are encouraging Territorians to get involved in the event, created after Mr Baxter lost his wife to cancer, which involves 66 laps of Hidden Valley, raising funds for the Alan Walker Cancer Care Centre
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn hopes a coronial inquest will provide answers into the circumstances around the tragic death of Senior Constable Michael ‘Micky D’ Deutrom and insight into the cumulative effects of trauma
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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s Cath Hatcher believes maternity packages for private patients will be effective, with care being provided by domiciliary midwives, but anticipates some teething issues during the transition to RDH after the closure of services at Darwin Private Hospital next month
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Katherine resident and business owner Trent De With raises concerns about a lack of alcohol restrictions and increase in crime in the town, with his mum targeted in one incident
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Sentinel Property Group CEO Warren Ebbert talks with Katie about the changes to crime at Casuarina Square
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360 with Katie WoolfThe Week That Was - 16th May 2025
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Ken Moffit has raised concerns about the future of Healthscope’s private hospitals, which is owned by Canadian private equity fund Brookfield amid reports it has entered soft administration and is calling on the NT Government to act before it is too late
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Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley says a corrections officer who was allegedly attacked with crutches has lost his sight and is now out of hospital, with Police, WorkSafe NT and Corrections investigating the incident and Assistant Commissioner Kate Chambers and Manager of Community Corrections Tam Bryer provide an update on prison programs
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Member for Arafura Manuel Brown says the community and NT Government have been funding security patrols in Maningrida which have been instrumental in reducing crime but fears they will end in June with no further funding committed from the CLP
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Health Minister Steve Edginton says the Mercure Darwin Airport Resort will provide post-natal maternity retreats to families impacted by the closure of maternity services at Darwin Private Hospital, with support from domiciliary midwives
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Master Builders NT Vice President Jim Eadie says a one-year extension to home buyer grants provides certainty to the construction sector, helping grow the population and economy, and he also welcomed investment in land and infrastructure for new lots
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AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says after years of underfunding, the NT Health budget reflects real investment, but more is needed to address ongoing pressure, with code yellows no longer being called under a department directive
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Assistant Commissioner Michael White says a woman died at the scene after a two vehicle crash in Palmerston this morning and acknowledges police could have done more to warn people about a youth preying upon women exercising along the Nightcliff Foreshore
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn welcomes $608 million for police in the NT budget but says there was no allocation to provide police a pay rise, adding that it’s pointless funding new infrastructure in remote areas without adequate staff and incentives
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Superintendent Richard Magree says there was a fatal crash at Emerald Springs and hit and run at Mandorah in the lead up to National Road Safety Week and he is urging drivers to have the right attitude and make good choices on the road
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Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says she’d like to see investment in jobs and projects that will grow the economy in the NT budget, but expects it will be underwhelming with a lot of cuts
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