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- 360 with Katie Woolf
The first Indigenous woman elected to Australian Parliament Nova Peris responds to Lidia Thorpe’s outburst directed at the King and Queen during their Canberra visit saying it was embarrassing and doesn’t represent the views of many Aboriginal people
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Darwin Waterfront Senior Events and Marketing Coordinator Yasmine Welsh says the Liquid Light show is returning in November with more flames, fountains, lasers and lights than last year
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Opposition Leader Selina Uibo says the CLP’s Corrections plan was actually Labor’s plan before the NT election but the party doesn’t agree with moving young offenders from Alice Spring to the new youth corrections centre in Darwin
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360 with Katie WoolfLocal Charter Operator Lincoln Kirby says winning $10,000 in the Million Dollar Fish competition couldn’t have come at a better time with a baby due in four weeks’ time
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NT Field and Game Association’s Bart Irwin has welcomed the expansion of the Harrison Dam Reserve, which is one of the most popular hunting sites in the Top End saying it’ll ease overcrowding by opening up 20 per cent more of the shoreline
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has unveiled the government’s Corrections plans, which is set to increase capacity to 3,000 beds at adult prisons by 2028
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The Week That Was – 18th October 2024
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360 with Katie WoolfDarwin car enthusiast Brian Breed is one of six NT teams taking part in the Variety Aussie Muscle Car Run, along the Great Ocean Road, raising $23,000 for sick and disadvantaged kids
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Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the Council is on the hunt for a new CEO after he resigned to work for the government, with nominations now open for the Australia Day awards
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360 with Katie WoolfHead of Strike Force Trident, Senior Sergeant Dale Motter-Barnard says 11 youths aged 15 to 20 from the West Daly Region have now been arrested over eight car thefts from businesses across Greater Darwin with further arrests expected
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Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley says it was a surprise to be appointed as the Speaker of NT Parliament, a role she’s honoured to take on
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NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey says they’ve received federal funding to boost participation of women and girls in the sport which will go towards school holiday and dads and daughter programs
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Department of Agriculture and Fisheries Researcher Dakshina Yadav says a new project is underway to grow the NT’s jackfruit industry, giving Sydney residents a taste of the versatile fruit with plans to do the same in other markets
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Artificial intelligence expert, author and advisor Dr Alan D Thompson explains why Territory businesses should adopt AI like ChatGPT saying it can help with strategies and daily tasks
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Assistant Commissioner Matt Hollamby says a large group of youths from the West Daly region allegedly stole multiple vehicles, rammed a police car and targeted a number of Winnellie businesses overnight, with Strike Force Trident arresting eight people so far
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Print Shop NT’s Nina Fitzgerald says the country’s first 100 per cent Aboriginal-owned screen printing and textile manufacturing hub has opened in Darwin, making wearable art more accessible and providing more opportunities for artists
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NT Field and Game’s Bart Irwin says the Aussie Bird Count is underway and explains how Territorians can get involved
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Association of Alcohol and other Drug Agencies NT Executive Officer Stephanie Holmes is calling on the NT Government to reconsider scrapping the alcohol floor price, saying it is proven to reduce consumption, harm and hospital admissions
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the government has put all of it’s focus into preparing law and order reforms that it’s hoping to pass in the first sittings in NT parliament including Declan’s Law and new offences for ram raids and public drinking
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The Week That Was – 11th October 2024
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Golden Whitrod her and partner Chris are selling their family home in Stuart Park to fund a gene therapy treatment for their 5-year-old daughter’s rare neurodegenerative disease
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NT Hockey CEO Jason Butcher says the Territory Stingers are set to compete in the Malaysian Hockey League after not being able to get into the Hockey One, creating great pathways for players and fosters relationships with the region
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Member for Solomon Luke Gosling is forging ahead with his push to get ALDI to establish a presence in the NT, saying he’s working on getting contacts for the company’s German office
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NTES Deputy Director Ian Carlton is urging Territorians to start preparations now for the wet season, getting emergency kits ready, cutting trees back and tying outdoor items down, with the first rainfall expected to start earlier than normal
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Tourism Top End General Manager Sam Bennet says the industry is doing it tough due to the cost of living pressures and visitors are cutting back on activities, but the tourism discount scheme is helping, generating a flurry of bookings
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NT Police Association President Nathan Finn has welcomed a raft of law and order legislation the CLP Government is hoping to pass in the first sittings of parliament
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Katrina Tomlins, whose parents were part of the Stolen Generation taken to the Garden Point Mission on the Tiwi Islands says after winning a class action against the Federal Government in 2022, Shine Lawyers are yet to distribute the funds to claimants, causing them more trauma
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Strike Force Trident’s Senior Sergeant Dale Motter-Barnard sheds more light on the arrest of a 32-year-old man, who was found with ammunition and a gun in a car he allegedly stole and says Trident have made 41 arrests in nine days for ram raids, car thefts and break-ins
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Green’s Member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara, who ran her election campaign on an anti-gas platform has confirmed her husband works for a contractor at Inpex and while it may seem hypocritical, she says he’s not making company decisions
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NT Chamber of Commerce Chief Operating Officer Nicole Walsh highlights some of the winners at the Business Excellence Awards and key events happening for October Business Month
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St Vinnies CEO Rob Lutter says about 60 people accessed homelessness services on the first day of operations in Coconut Grove after Ozanam House was relocated from Stuart Park, with negotiations ongoing to find a permanent location
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Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says work is underway on the first stage of the $3.5 million Bundilla Beach Master Plan which includes bbq and skateboarding areas and bike tracks
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Samara Laverty hopes a suite of reforms, called Declan’s Law, developed after her son was murdered at work, will prevent other lives from being lost in the NT
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Nhulunbuy Primary School Facilitator Bridie Schroeter says five students including her son Dustan Rynski have secured a spot in the national finals for the Tournament of Minds in Sydney after winning their section in Darwin but are seeking donations to help with the costs of getting there
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Criminal Lawyers Association of the NT President Beth Wild says the cuts proposed by Legal Aid NT are drastic and almost immediate, impacting the entire justice systems, which is already under immense pressure with prisoner numbers overflowing delaying matters in court
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CDU’s Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman explains the exciting features of the new city campus, which has officially opened and is set to welcome students next semester
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NT Bar Association President Mary Chalmers outlines serious concerns with Legal Aid NT’s plan to wind back services, saying it’ll have ramifications for lawyers, defendants and victims and she hopes the funding issues can be resolved quickly
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Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says Declan’s Law is among a huge legislative agenda the government is keen to pass in the first sittings of parliament, which start next Tuesday
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Men’s Premier League Coach for Waratahs Ricky Nolan outlines his hopes for the team with the 2024/25 AFL NT season kicking off tonight
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