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- 360 with Katie Woolf
Mother’s Day Classic Chair Jordan Tuit says about 700 people are set to take part in the walk and run at East Point this Sunday, which aims to raise money and awareness for breast cancer
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Member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara responds to a spate of crime in the electorate saying her door is open to residents, adding she’s been working with public housing providers to address issues and wants the NT Government to fund private security patrols
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Chair NT Legal Aid Commission Barrister Duncan McConnel SC says a multi-year funding arrangement from the NT Government is an improvement and will provide some certainty, but more funding is needed to meet demand amid a surge in criminal activity
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The Week That Was - 9th May 2025
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Head of AFL NT Sam Gibson says the SUNS and Western Bulldogs have arrived in Darwin ahead of their clash at TIO Stadium on Saturday, with big crowds expected for both of the SUNS’ games
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Member for Drysdale Clinton Howe says he’s written to the Liquor Commission seeking a review of the liquor license at a takeaway venue in Gray, claiming dense public housing and alcohol are key drivers of crime and anti-social behaviour in the community
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Darwin Italian Festival Secretary William Finocchiaro says there will be plenty of mouth-watering cuisine, homewares, a jam-packed entertainment line up as well as spaghetti eating and pizza throwing competitions at the festival this Saturday
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Minerals Council of the NT Executive Director Catherine Tilmouth says a critical mineral reserve could be beneficial for the NT but challenges like energy security and approvals, which are impacting major projects need to be addressed first
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Expectant mum Jessica McCluskey says she planned to have her second baby at Darwin Private Hospital but is no longer able to due to Healthscope closing maternity services next month and is considering going interstate to give birth
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Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s Cath Hatcher is calling on the NT Government to seek Federal funding for Royal Darwin Hospital which will take on private patients when maternity services close at Darwin Private Hospital next month
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Tick Everett is encouraging Territorians to wear blue this Friday and families to have conversations with their kids to put a stop to bullying for ‘Do it for Dolly Day’ in honour of his 14-year-old daughter, who took her own life after relentless bullying
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Corrections Minister Gerard Maley says a record $495 million for Corrections in the NT budget will ensure the prison system works and remains functional
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Makan Stop owners Richard and Jules Mou say they’ve had a 40 per cent drop in customers due to the Council’s Smith Street project, which is having a significant impact on their business
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The Week That Was - Federal Election Special
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Stroke survivor and advocate Richard Crookes says he’s planning to walk 57kms this month to raise awareness and funds for the Stroke Foundation and will also support a school mate, who lost his wife to cancer in doing laps around Hidden Valley
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Meningitis Centre Australia CEO Karen Quick says free Meningococcal B vaccines are now available to Year 9 students in the NT and she’s encouraging families to take advantage of it
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Intrapac chief executive Max Shifman says he wants to create an area plan to facilitate the development Lloyd Creek Rural Village, which would see 4,000 homes built south of Humpty Doo, addressing concerns about water and sewage
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NT Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley says there will be more adults and youths on remand when new bail laws take effect, adding that he’s working closely with the Department of Infrastructure to expand Berrimah jail with further construction planned at Holtze
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Senior Larrakia Elder Aunty Bilawara Lee says she feels scared to live on her traditional land following the alleged murder of Linford Feick and wants remote bush camps to be set up where youth offenders do chores, have strict discipline and no luxuries like Wi-Fi and TV
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Swimming NT CEO Warren Dopson says they’re keen to build a high-performance gym at the Parap pool, with meeting rooms, storage and a recovery centre, which would benefit the local community as well as Olympic and interstate swim teams
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Former Member for Goyder Kezia Purick has expressed opposition to plans by Intrapac Property to build 4,000 homes south of Humpty Doo, saying there’s a lack of water and sewage infrastructure and community consultation has been inadequate
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Speaker of NT Parliament Robyn Lambley says it’s very unusual for parliament to be recalled, with stronger bail laws to be debated after the alleged murder of Linford Feick by an 18-year-old man on bail, adding the changes are well overdue
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World War II veteran Brian Winspear, who has died peacefully aged 104, spoke to Katie Woolf back in 2022 ahead of the 80th anniversary of the Bombing of Darwin
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Hockey NT CEO Jason Butcher says it’s clear they are not part of the Hockey One’s plans after learning a second Melbourne team is poised to enter the competition, backed by Federal funding, adding that Hockey NT will continue to look overseas for opportunities and to the NTG for investment
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis has expressed his anger over the alleged murder of Linford Feick at his Nightcliff business by an 18-year-old man on bail, adding that the Nightcliff Police Station is just a glorified office space
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SDA, the union for retail workers, Secretary Josh Peak says the alleged murder of a second retail worker in the NT has sent shockwaves through the sector, which is dealing with threats and violence every day and he’s calling for greater protections for standalone outlets
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says she has recalled parliament to introduce a new principle for judges to put community safety first before considering all other factors in bail applications in the wake of the alleged murder of 71-year-old Linford Feick at his Nightcliff business
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NT Police Assistant Commissioner Travis Wurst explains how a fatal stabbing unfolded in Nightcliff
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro shows support for the family of Linford Feick
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230425 Superintendent Road Pilicing Division Rick Magree shares the Easter Road Stats
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230425 Expecting mother Brooke Illingworth misses the cut by just 5 weeks that enables her to have her baby in the DPH
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230425 Senator Bridget McKenzie promising more to be done with flights in and out of the NT if elected.
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City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders updates us on Darwin City Council works
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Litchfield Deputy Mayor Mark Sidey agrees with the plan to relocate the Litchfield Library to Coolalinga Central
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on increased property crime over the weekend and addresses concerns about the Darwin Waterfront
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Darwin Para-Athlete and Stroke Survivor Alison Ready shares some of her recent achievements at the Australian Track and Field Championships and is now preparing for her next challenge, the Great Wall of China to raise funds for the Stroke Foundation
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Neighborhood Watch CEO Veronica Larsen shares their top five tips for ensuring your home is secure if you’re going away over the Easter break which include leaving outdoor lights on, letting neighbours know and keeping valuables out of plain sight
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NT Parks and Wildlife, Acting Director Northern Australia Parks Andrew Turner says Walker Creek and Bitter Springs will be open for camping and swimming this Easter break
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Member for Katherine Jo Hersey sheds light on a violent street brawl involving family groups earlier this week, adding that a car was torched overnight and says crime has been terrible over the last month and extra police are being deployed to the town over Easter
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Australian Strategic Policy Institute Senior Analyst Dr Malcolm Davis says he was quite concerned to learn about Russia’s request to base its airforce in Papua, 1300km north of Darwin, which would give them the opportunity to attack Northern Australia and key allies with nuclear weapons
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360 with Katie WoolfSlide Youth Dance Theatre performers Amalia Baker, Grace Hendry and Chloe Kalikajaros say they’re hoping to send a strong message to young divers through a performance called TIME, which aims to address an increase in teenage road deaths
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