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- 360 with Katie Woolf
Aviation Expert Bruce Dale sheds light on airport fees and airfare prices following reports that Virgin claims Darwin Airport plans to double passenger charges over the next three years, putting pressure on fares and making it less attractive to grow services
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The Week That Was – 22nd November 2024
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NT Consumer Affairs Commissioner Traci Keys is warning Territorians about a solar PV business targeting vulnerable people in coercive door-to-door sales, with reports of faulty installations and is reminding people of their rights
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360 with Katie WoolfKate Hardman opens up about her battle with terminal breast cancer and her husband’s diagnosis, with the family focusing on living their lives and making memories with their children
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Universities Australia CEO Luke Sheehy says universities are already doing it tough with proposed caps on international student numbers set to do further damage, adding that NT greatly benefits from the cohort when it comes to employment and the economy
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Remembering Cyclone Tracy Committee Chair Richard Creswick says it’s holding four events in the lead up to Christmas for the 50th anniversary Cyclone Tracy including a story telling event and unveiling of its frangipani memorial at East Point
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Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says Goyder Square is being transformed into a Christmas Wonderland again with a number of new features this year
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Alice Springs Mayor Matt Paterson says a new masterplan for Anzac Oval will put the community at ease and he hopes work will commence quickly, also adding he’s keen to meet with the new Cabinet especially heading into Summer, when crime typically gets worse
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Australian Strategic Policy Institute’s Dr John Coyne says having Japanese forces train alongside US Marines and the ADF in Northern Australia is great news for the NT, which also recently hosted Defence Ministers from those countries for trilateral talks
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Cyclone Tracy survivor Antony Bullock says City of Darwin is insisting he get public liability insurance to protest at a VIP event to unveil the sculpture for the Cyclone’s 50th anniversary, claiming Council is digging its heels in because it doesn’t want them there
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Transport Workers Union NT Branch President Sam McIntosh says the installation of driver protection screens on all NT buses is a welcome step in improving safety, but he’d also like to see more transit safety officers across the network
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AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo says an assessment has found Golden Snapper stocks in Greater Darwin are depleting as a result of chronic under investment in fisheries management
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Parkinsons NT Support Group Coordinator Jean Jagst is concerned the NT will soon lose a specialist movement disorder nurse who’s been making a big difference to patients when Federal funding runs out if the NT Government doesn’t continue to fund the role
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Local mum Tegan Cann shares her experience after staying at Ronald McDonald House in Sydney while her son underwent heart surgery while McDonald's Coordinator Peta Doodee explains how people can support the charity on McHappy Day this Saturday
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Amber NT President Tayla Peters says an early payment of $58,000 from the NT Government will sustain the service until the end of the year but then it’ll be back to square one having already cut staff wages to try and stay afloat
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The Week That Was – 15th November 2024
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Helping People Achieve Acting CEO Stephanie Ransome says its contract with City of Darwin for the Trash and Treasure shop at Shoal Bay will end in January adding that supported workers with disabilities will be able to transition to the new operator
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Health Minister Steve Edgington has committed to bring forward funding for Amber NT, which has a five year funding agreement with the NT Government to help the vital service continue to support Territory families after the loss of a child
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Department of Logistics and Infrastructure Chief Executive Louise McCormick explains how the car registration freeze and free driver's license renewal for 12 months will work
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Education Minister Jo Hersey says truancy officers will engage with families to get kids attending school before issuing fines of $370 or garnishing it from their welfare payments
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Darwin Triathlon Club’s Chris Galati says a progressive triathlon kicks off this Friday with a swim, followed by a ride on Saturday at Hidden Valley and then a 2.5km run in the afternoon in a bid to entice more people to get involved with the club
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Assistant Commissioner Matt Hollamby says police have received two new planes which are used to deploy teams to remote areas quickly, adding that a 20-year-old man has been arrested after a taxi driver was assaulted and had his vehicle stolen overnight
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CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman says it’s bracing for a $25 million hole in its budget next year from the loss of international student fees stemming from the Commonwealth’s cap on numbers, with around 25 redundancies on the cards
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Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says the Prime Minister is failing to keep the country’s borders secure after the arrival of foreign nationals on Croker Island, adding there have now been 23 people smuggling attempts since Labor came to power
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Cyclone Tracy survivor Joan Fitzsimmons explains how her family’s Christmas festivities turned into chaos and destruction when Cyclone Tracy hit, with photos captured by her father featured in a new exhibition for the 50th anniversary
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360 with Katie WoolfSenior Sergeant Meacham King says the TRG are running a counter-terrorism exercise in Darwin CBD tomorrow based on a scenario where the Prime Minister and Opposition Leader are taking part in a debate, during which terrorists take people hostage and start making demands
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says an event on November 29 to meet the artist of the kinetic sculpture commemorating the 50th anniversary of Cyclone Tracy is still going ahead, with about 100 people attending including some survivors
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NT Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley says detainees who damaged seven bedrooms at the new Holtze youth detention centre were sharing notes and swapping tips about vulnerabilities
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Australian astronaut Katherine Bennell-Pegg is visiting NT schools and hopes to inspire kids to follow their passion and dreams and generate interest in STEM fields
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Katherine Outback Experience’s Tom Curtain says he’s humbled to win two awards at the Tourism industry’s night of nights, explaining how it all started out for him with no one attending his first show to now touring the country with a big support team as a Territory icon
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says $200,000 damage to the new Holtze youth detention centre shows the level of lawlessness the government is dealing with, cementing the decision to move Youth Justice under the jurisdictions of NT Corrections
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Telstra’s Regional General Manager Nic Danks has apologized for any impacts on RDH from upgrades to the Tiwi tower, saying the work has now been completed ahead of schedule and he acknowledged that text messages were not sent out to inform people of the outage
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AMA NT President Dr Robert Parker says medical staff can now make calls at Royal Darwin Hospital after a Telstra outage to upgrade the Tiwi tower but there are still issues with text messages and he’s hoping for better planning by the Telco in the future
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The Week That Was – 8th November 2024
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Cyclone Tracy Survivor Antony Bullock claims the City of Darwin Council is holding a secret event to unveil its kinetic sculpture at Bundilla Beach after major backlash and is excluding survivors, inviting only media and dignitaries
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Bureau of Meteorology Forecaster Patch Clapp says above average temperatures are expected to continue into next week as heatwave conditions impact QLD and the NT with no reprieve from rain
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