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Children and Families Minister Robyn Cahill speaks with Kathleen Gazzola regarding a new Respite and Recovery Facility in Batchelor
Labor Member for Daly Dheran Young reacts to news of a new Respite and Recovery Facility in Batchelor
News with Kathleen Gazzola
Labor Opposition Chansey Paech reacts to news Calvary is taking over DPH
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Dr Dayna Duncan speaks with Kathleen about Calvary Health Care named the new operator of DPH
Kathleen Gazzola discusses Calvary taking over DPH operations and speaks with Dr Dayna Duncan regarding AMANT reaction to the announcement
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Kathleen speaks with Health Minister Steve Edgington after Calvary Health Care was announced as the new operator for Darwin Private Hospital
11am with Kathleen Gazzola and chatting with Sarah about Secret Women's Business fishing competition
10am news with Kathleen and discussion with Sarah about toddlers on planes
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola and reflecting on 25 years since 9-11 Terrorist attack
Nationals leader Senator Matt Canavan on range of NT issues while here for CLP Central Council
The Week That Was - 11 September 2026
Tourism Top End CEO Sam Bennett on possible Commonwealth changes to longer-stay working holiday maker visas
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola discussing CLP central council
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
NT Parks and Wildlife, Director of Wildlife Operations Sam Hyson on dog attacked at Lee Point beach by crocodile
St John NT Chaplain Darryl Shaw on what you can do on R U OK? Day
Hospitality NT CEO Cathy Simmonds on concerns about proposals to cut longer-stay tourist visas
NT Tourism and Hospitality Minister Marie-Clare Boothby discusses proposal to cut longer stay tourist and holiday working visas
Senator Anne Ruston Shadow Minister for Health and Aged Care on plans to cut private health insurance rebate for older Australians
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola and talking about crocodile attack of little dog at Lee Point Beach
Suzie Hesketh from Just Looking Boutique celebrating 50 years in business
11am News with Kathleen Gazzola and Katie's opinion on national news
CEO of COTA Sue Shearer on Federal Govt plans to stop the Private Health Insurance Rebate
Senior Sgt Chris Humphries from Strike Force Trident on the offences the team has responded to recently
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on Smith St streetscape, Little Mindil and pre-cyclone clean up delay feedback
NT Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley on death in Alice Springs custody, young people absconded from Barkly Bail Facility and break IN at Barkly Work Camp
NT Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on St John Ambulance delayed response times, Yissa and Mulka By-election
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola and stories Katie was blowing up about in the National News
Central Australia Tourism CEO Danial Rochford on new Commonwealth Government incentive voucher scheme
Chair of the Larrakia Development Corporation Mark Motlop on the opening of the Larrakia Cultural Centre
St John Ambulance Abigail Trewin on coronial findings that determined long wait time for an ambulance contributed to the deaths of two elderly patients
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola and remembering Pete Davies 11 years on
Aging Australia CEO Tom Symondson on Health Ministers' meeting and concerns over changes to federal private health insurance changes
AEUNT Brian Gray on changes to teacher registration board
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on health issues on aged care and private health rebate, elderly patients waiting hours for ambulance and crime topics
10 am news with Kathleen Gazzola, including discussion around St John Ambulance delays in response times
NTPA President Nathan Finn on the new deputy commissioner appointment and two deputy commissioner model
The Week That Was - 4 September 2026
Dementia Australia State Manage Client Services NT Susan Williams following caller concerns about Dementia support in NT
11am News with Kathleen Gazzola and why the NT is the best
NT News Alice Springs Reporter Gera Kazakov on the fight brewing between AS Town Council and ratepayers assoc
AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo on Nightcliff jetty closing again, concerns about other infrastrucutre and million dollar fish
Yili Rreung Housing Aboriginal Corporation CEO Yvette Park on YiSSA Short term accommodation situation
Barkly Regional Council Mayor Sid Vashist on gas flowing from Beetaloo sub-basin
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on new deputy commissioner appointment of Clint Sims and op ed on crime stats trending down
Tamboran CEO Todd Abott on first gas flow from the Beetaloo sub-basin
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion on new off-peak tourism campaign launched
Trilochan Sapkota from the Non-Resident Nepali Association of NT on how the local community is faring
Health Minister Steve Edgington on opening new 32 bed ward and work to ease pressures at RDH and maternity services at DPH
Dr Dayna Duncan from AMA NT on challenges at RDH
Tamika Banks CDU Butcher Apprentice raising money to head to the World Butcher Wars in Las Vegas
Deputy CE Regional Health Services Fiona Renshaw regarding calls for a Code Yellow
Senior Wildlife ranger from Crocodile Management Team Ian Hunt on 4.4m croc caught at Wagait Beach
NT Children and Families Minister Robyn Cahill on the situation regarding YiSSA
Federal Minister Malarndirri McCarthy on issues surrounding the YiSSA short term accommodation
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion with Katie regarding the YiSSA short term accommodation facility
Senior Project Manager for Manton Dam Return to Service Liam Early
NT Farmers Andrew Bourne on concerns around migrant visa application processing from the Commonwealth
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
ANMFNT Heidi Crisp on medical unions banding together to call for reinstatement of Code Yellow at RDH
Palliative Care NT Sarah Begley on the need for extra funding for services in the NT
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on beetaloo gas to flow, Chris Bowen comments contradicting NTG claims about data centre carve out and health concerns
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
NTES Manager of Northern Operation Krissy Riley on an Esplanade cliff rescue this morning
Former Chief Minister Marshall Perron on voluntary assisted dying legislation passing NT Parliament again
The Week That Was - 28 August 2026
Gail Steabler's daughter in law, Dayna, speaks with Katie Woolf about the 69 year old and the need for drivers to take care on NT roads
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Minerals Council Australia NT Cathryn Tilmouth on new program to give students chance to gain a cert 2 in workplace skills through new mining cadet program
Federal Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour on Katherine crime roundtable and Luke Gosling charged with breaching bail
Australian Christian Lobby Nicholas Lay on VAD debate
Ind Member for Johnston Justine Davis on calls for a moratorium on data centres and VAD amendments
Opposition leader Selena Uibo on calls for extra funding for palliative care services and VAD amendments debate
10 and 11am news with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion with Katie of debate taking place in parliament on VAD
News with Kathleen Gazzola and discusses with Katie charges against Luke Gosling and debate in Parliament around health
Veteran Support Force Managing Director Heston Russell on the Veteran Games returning to Darwin
NT Police Commander Kirsten Engels on crime statistics, plane crash, breach of bail charge against Luke Gosling
NT Treasurer Bill Yan on data centres, bus depot safety, digital licences
Bushfires NT Incident Controller Nathaniel Staniford on Livingstone bushfire which claim Graham and Margaret Doyle's home
Head of Surveillance at CDC NT Health Dr Bhavi Ravindran on diphtheria outbreak
Graham Doyle lost his home in a fire at Livingstone on Sunday
Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio on a new RV Park planned for the area
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on VAD debate, code yellows and two years of CLP govt
News24 Chris Kenny on a new documentary The Fight for the Right airing tonight
CDU Dean of Midwifery Natasha Franklin on a new student-led midwifery clinic opening
NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on the process of how the rights of the terminally ill bill will follow through parliament
10am News with Kathleen Gazzola
DMBG Pamela Jape on NT's increase to the General Skilled Migration allocation from Fed Govt
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion around animal fears
National President of RSL Aus Peter Tinley AM on proposed changes to DVA-funded Allied Health Services
AMANT VP Dr Dayna Duncan on calls to scrap certain VAD clauses
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro talks VAD legislative debate, health challenges, crime and two years on from election day
United Workers Union Secretary Erina Early on latest development in EBA fight with firefighters
10am News with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion on two years to go until election
Our Birth Our voice Tessa Czislowski on survey of expectant mothers
11am News with Kathleen Gazzola
Carpentaria CEO Annie Rily on Cafe at Harrys Place celebrating 5 years
The Week That Was - 21 August 2026
CEO Dept of Tourism and Hospitality Suzana Bishop on Territory icon becomes Dark Sky Sanctuary
NTEC Commissioner Kirsten Kelly on Mulka by-election preparations
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Acting NT Health CEO Susan Bowden on ACACIA work, 32-bed ward and call out for respite workforce
NT Police Assoc President Nathan Finn on annual conference and concerns around PPSOs in Katherine being used on bottleshops
360 Local News with Kathleen Gazzola
City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders on cyclone clean up controversy, Parap swimming pool fines and Northcrest incorporation
News24 Darwin Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham on Member for Mulka resignation
NT Health Dr Ashish Yadav from CDC on urging Territorians to get flu shot
Det Snr Sgt Corey Borton on Operation Teton and charging man following 4 month investigation
Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell on final week of the festival
NT Health Dr Ashish Tadav from CDC on urging Territorians to get flu shot
11am News with Kathleen Gazzola and discussion over future of seat of Mulka
NT Field and Game Bart Irwin on gun buyback scheme proposed by PM
NT Treasurer Bill Yan on new proposed prisons and health funding and infrastructure
United Workers Union secretary Erina Early on new corrections facilities proposed
Independent Member for Araluen and NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on Yingiya Guyula resigning, VAD laws in parliament and Kumanjayi Little Baby funeral
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Catholic Care NT Narelle Gosstray on No More launching THE STAND for 2026 encouraging organisations to take steps to prevent violence
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Member for Fong Lim Tanzil Rahmann on VAD laws, Northcrest, and bullying allegations
Masterbuilders NT CEO Sallyann Innes on Government's Corrections announcement
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on correctional announcement, cyclone cleanup and VAD laws
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley on new correctional facilities to be built
Acting Opposition Leader Ed Smelt on Correctional facilities, VAD laws, northcrest, and calls for longer consultation around urban infill
Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio has launched a petition calling for council to reverse its cyclone clean up decision and VAD laws
NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey on successful return of International test cricket to Darwin
Former Chief Minister & Co-ordinator General of National Recovery & Resilience Agency, Shane Stone, condemned Council's decision to scrap the decision around cyclone cleanup
10am News Kathleen Gazzola
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro discusses the major prison announcement, health issues and crime
Go Gentle founder Andrew Denton on NT VAD laws
Acting CEO Health Dept Susan Bowden on 15th code yellow
The Week That Was - 14 August 2026
Local resident Chris who's insurance renewal went up $1000
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
ANMFNT Heidi Crisp on latest code yellow and has showed conditions have reached critical point
Rapid Creek Track Club Nick Kumar on this weekend's half marathon
St John CEO Abigail Trewin on ambulance makeover
Cricket Aus Head of Cricket James Allsopp on international test match cricket returning to Darwin
Green River Aboriginal Corporation Wayne Buckley on funding provided from Australian Govt towards Daly River and Nauiyu recovery
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on an update regarding crime and youth issues in the town
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
10am News with Kathleen Gazzola
Kaitlin Townsend and Maddy Chin on running 52km from Tipperary Station to Adelaide River Pub
Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell on second week of the festival
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
10am News with Kathleen Gazzola
Sentinel Property Group CEO Warren Ebert on investing in a manufactured acommodation to boost housing supply.
Hospitality NT CE Cathy Simmonds of how difficult this dry season has been
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on frustration from residents about City of Darwin council delaying of pre-cyclone cleanup
Jackie Edwards from Nightcliff Dragons Rugby League Club on the community helping them out
Tom O’Neill-Thorne on winning Commonwealth Games Gold after helping Australia defend its men’s wheelchair basketball 3x3 title
Regional Leader NT Operations, Mission Australia Dr Paul Royce on YiSSA housing closure
10am news with Tahnee Maxwell
Federal Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour calls for the Chief Minister and Police Commissioner to declare a curfew!
Member for Katherine Jo Hesey shares the pain with the Katherine community, and comments on the priority of public safety.
Deputy Commissioner Travis Wurst addresses growing concerns on community safety in Katherine
Nightcliff Dragons Jackie Edwards talks about a break into club's container and trashing it
News bulletins with Kathleen Gazzola
Lord Mayor Peter Styles reveals exclusively on 360 pre-cyclone cleanup delayed until May 2027
Head of cricket for NT Cricket Nick Winter on countdown on for test cricket return to Darwin
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on town's crime issues
Beetaloo Energy Alex Underwood on proposed Data centre
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Katherine crime issues, data centres and Chris Bowen's comments and shutting down Labor claims of nurse rention bonuses being removed
The Week That Was - 7 August 2026
Disability advocate Robyne Burridge on taxi reforms and hydropool
News 24 Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham on Deputy PM Darwin visit and Luke Gosling court case
Katherine resident Trent de With frustrated with stolen car incident and lack of response from police
11am News with Kathleen Gazzola
10am News with Kathleen Gazzola
President Isolated Children's Assoc Amanda Murphy on impact of rising fuel prices
National secretary ETU Michael Wright on solar and data centre
The Smith Family Suzie Riddell on Naplan results and lack of progress in closing gap between students experience disadvantage and others
11am news with Kathleen Gazzola
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on horror crash, Gosling case, PPSOs and Executive appointments
Chief Vet Officer Dr Sue Fitzpatrick on bird flu spread in SA
10am news with Kathleen Gazzola
Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell on Festival finally opening
Dr Dayna Duncan on ACACIA System booking dead people into surgery
Commonwealth Games medallist Briseis Brittain, her mum and Leanne from NT Athletics
Former MLA and rural area resident Kezia Purick alleges NTG has allowed millions of litres of groundwater to be pumped for free
Housing Minister Steve Edgington on housing strategy and health
Exec Director Property Council NT Ruth Palmer on housing strategy
AANT Ben Haythorpe on EV sales and fuel
DAAF Exec Director Claire Summers on fair returning this week
NTCA CEO Romy Carey on fuel security concerns for pastoralists
Acting Opposition Leader Ed Smelt on health and Gove fuel proposals
Air Commodore Mathew McCormack on Exercise Pitch Black final week
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Luke Gosling charges, Gove fuel tank proposal and health issues
The Week that Was - 31 July 2026
NTPA President Nathan Finn on new youth justice changes, PPSOs, Luke Gosling politicising claims and executive positions still vacant
Darwin Major Business Group Tony Edmondstone on gas infrastructure
Federal AG Michelle Rowland on Luke Gosling charges and child protection matters
Minerals Council Exec Director Cathryn Tilmouth on fuel excise and concerns around fuel tax credits
News24's Matt Cunningham out Palmerston Watchhouse following arrest of Luke Gosling, Member for Solomon
Darwin Councillor Mick Palmer on fireworks levy motion passed
NT Road Transport Association Louise Bilato on rising fuel prices and uncertainty in sector
Planning and Environment Minister Joshua Burgoyne on new subdivision proposal, Luke Gosling breaking news and environmental regulation around data centres
Luke Gosling Breaking news
Gertrude Knight on DonateLife Week
CDU Interim VC and President Prof. Fiona Coulson on latest CDU training issue
Bliss Home Loan Janine Ashmore on help to buy scheme price cap for NT too low
NT Treasurer Bill Yan on fuel prices increasing, cities on the rise report and transit officers
AMA NT VP Dr Dayna Duncan on national push to allow VAD discussions via Telehealth
Acting CE of Health Dept Susan Bowden on Cas Plaza mould issue
Ind Member for Araluen and NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on ASTC firework motion and latest CDU training bungle
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on fireworks motion and civic centre consultation
Jean Wilson from Bynoe left disappointed about fire service response to neighbour's fire
Darwin councillor Mick Palmer on fireworks motion for cleaning up fee
Education Minister Jo Hersey on the latest CDU bungle
NT News Alice Springs Reporter Gera Kazakov on Alice Town Council fireworks motion for designated areas
Asst Comm Operational Reform Bodie Green & Dept. Supt DoC Daniel Laubsch on Katherine Work Camp
St John Ambulance Abigail Trewin on NTG support package just a bandaid
Pitch Black Exercise Director Group Captain Ben Sawley (Chainsaw) on night flying starting
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on VAD, Nightcliff Police Station, National gas policy and her Nonna's 100th
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on Katherine hospital petition
Ind Member for Johnston Justine Davis on VAD and youth justice laws
Air Commodore Micka Gray on Exercise Pitch Black flying display
Former Darwin OB Dr Alia Vemuri on Darwin maternity situation
Domain's Nicola Powell explains how Darwin unit values are bucking the national trends
Beetaloo Energy Managing Director Alex Underwood on new Beetaloo Digital data centre proposal
Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby on VAD laws being introduced into Parliament
COTA CEO Sue Shearer on voluntary assisted dying laws finally being introduced into Parliament
Royal Darwin Show Manager Cherry Court on show weekend coming up
Crimestoppers Chair Catherine Phillips on new Crimestoppers campaign to stop people falling victim to money laundering scams
Minister for Children and Families Robyn Cahill on child protection legislation changes and NT water reserves
Vice President AMANT Dr Dayna Duncan on $10mill for maternity ward at RDH
Sky News Matt Cunningham on allegations of an incident between Luke Gosling and NT Administrator
NT Cricket CEO Gavin Dovey about Australia naming full strength squad for upcoming Darwin Test Match
Health Minister Steve Edgington on maternity funding secured
ANMFNT Heidi Crisp on maternity funding to help works and stop violence campaign launched
City of Darwin Council CEO Simone Saunders on have your say on future of old civic centre
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Child Protection review and maternity funding
MasterBuilders CEO Sallyann Innes on reducing block size proposal
Our Birth Our Voice Tessa Czislowski on $10million in maternity funding from Federal Government
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on mat funding PM announcement, Yissa accommodation, investment special tax zone calls
Federal Member for Solomon Luke Gosling on 10 million dollars in mat funding
Wing Commander Rowan Paice on Exercise Pitch Black flying to start today
St John Ambulance Director of Ambulance Services Sam Kellick on weekend events
Commander Kirsten Engles from NT Police on Operation Venutra results and Crime Statistics
Acting Chief Executive Officer Susan Bowden NT Health Department on mould issue at Casuarina Plaza
Minister for Children and Families Robyn Cahill on closure of Yilli Short term accommodation
The Week That Was - 17 July 2026
HSU NT Branch Secretary Billy Elrick on mould issue within Casuarina Plaza
Sentinel Group CEO Warren Ebert on Casuarina redevelopment
NT Fire and Emergency Commissioner Andrew Wharton on administrator medal nominations open
Aust Nursing and Midwifery Federation NT Heidi Crisp launching Stop Workplace Violence and Aggression campaign
Tourism & Transport Forum CEO Margy Osmond on NT Investment Summit and tourism opportunities in NT
Opposition leader Selena Uibo on short stay accommodation closing, code yellow and manuel driver training
Air Commodore Matthew McCormack RAAF Pitch Black Exercise Director on Pitch Black starting
Youth Parliament Project Manager Daisy Crawford talk about the NT Great Debate on the 8th of August
Officer in Charge of Strikeforce Trident Detective Senior Sargeant Darren Burns on their most successful year since its establishment in 2012
AANT's Ben Haythorpe tells us that Stuart Highway continues to be a concern for NT motorists in the latest results of the AANT Risky Roads report.
GM of United Workers Union Bronwyn Channon reports to Katie on the closures of the YMCA child care centres at Berrimah and Grey
Member for Araluen's Robyn Lambley discusses the controversy that has opened up regarding the accomodation allowance for politicians.
Alyssa Lalor from Gidget Foundation regarding specialist mental health service for expectant and new parents
Dr Nicola Powell from Domain regarding Darwin becoming the second most expensive city in Aus to rent
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on Labor integrity issues, Member entitlements, OC Spray, Child Protection and Territory Day
Acting Deputy Commissioner Adult Operations Kate Chambers on prisoner escapes
Chief Fire Control Officer Bushfire NT Brendan Mangoli on bushfires flaring up
Former Speaker Kezia Purick on member entitlements
Federal Oppositon Leader Angus Taylor visiting Darwin
Asst Commissioner Peter Malley on hunt for escaped prisoner
Federal Labor Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour on tourism in Red Centre and Manuel Brown and Labor issues
CLP Minister Robyn Cahill on Labor scandal
Heart of Australia Deborah Guion on a new CT clinic touring NT
Director Circular Economy Kevin Phang on container deposit expansion
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo speaking again on Manuel Brown stood down as Whip and Member Entitlements
Tourism Central Australia Danial Rochford on new tourism strategy
TWU Sam McIntosh on public transport reforms
Kathryn Luck calls for answers on why her daughter can't receive specialist kidney treatment in Darwin
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on foster and kinship carer payments, NT Labor MLA Manuel Brown, and an update on the PPSO's
AANT Ben Haythorpe on fuel excise discount cut
AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo on fishing issues
The Week that Was - 3 July 2026
Hospitality NT Cathy Simmonds on Territory Day, OC Spray and support your local
Esplanade resident Helen talking about fireworks bad behaviour
Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell on Territory Day
Director of Nursing and Midwifery at RDH Emma Divilly on Territory Day injuries
Caravan Insurer Michael Porter on grey nomads reshaping travel plans due to fuel prices
Araulen MLA Robyn Lambley on Territory and Alice issues
Acting Commissioner Travis Wurst on Territory Day behaviour, OC Spray, PPSOs
Veron Lee on his Mum, Norma, turning 100!
Cotality Head of Research Gerard Burg on housing market gains and losses
UWU Secretary Erina Early on Correctional Officers voting down latest pay offer
Chief Vet Sue Fitzpatrick and Exec Director Alaric Fisher on H5 bird flu
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Manuel Brown's speeding and OC spray
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on Territory Day and listener questions
Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell on Territory Day preparations
St John Ambulance CEO Abi Trewin on demands on paramedics
NT Tropical Passionfruit Jason Moon on amazing auction result for Tia
Tourism Central Australia Danial Rochford on Qantas cancelling flights
Exec Director NT Worksafe Grant Hastie on Territory Day preparations
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Labor's bad driving, OC spray possible expansion, flights and jobs boom
Swimming NT Warren Dobson and Territory swimmer Sahrah Hancock
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on centenary celebrations kicking off
The Week that Was - 26 JUNE 2026
Manuel Brown's Father-in-law Jack on the Arafura MLA's speeding offences
NT News Business Editor Camden Smith on inequity in funding from Commonwealth between NT and Victoria
Daly River Inn Manager and Ops Manager at Nauiyu Nambiyu Aboriginal Corporation Steve Kinny on devastation to Daly River Inn
Treasurer Bill Yan on Manuel Brown speeding offences, fuel excise and AI monitoring, roads infrastructure
NT Speaker and MLA for Araluen Robyn Lambley on smart power meters, Manuel Brown speeding offences and parliamentarians from all around world in Darwin
Tourism Minister Marie-Clare Boothby on new Territory Wildlife Park exhibit and flights
NT Police AC of Darwin Brendan Muldoon on PPSOs graduating on Friday
Sky News Paul Murray Live Our Town coming back to Darwin
LGANT President Peter Pangquee leading delegation in Canberra to push for extra Commonwealth funding
PWC Mike Bessalink on smart meter billing bungle
CDU interim VC and Pres Prof Fiona Coulson on CDU backpaying employees and tafe bungle latest
Local arts talent Ben Graetz named new Darwin Festival Artistic Director
Litchfield Bears Netball Club President Brie Gilbert on Freds Pass redevelopment
Minister for Trade and Asian Relations Robyn Cahill on airfares and new flight route as well as child protection
AANT Ben Haythorpe on fuel excise
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on bullying allegations in her office and health funding and planning
UWU Erina Early on firefighter vote down latest Govt offer
Executive Director Major Events Aimee Luxton on V8 supercars
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on health, crime and fuel excise
NT Tropical Passionfruit Jason Moon on fundraiser for young mum Tia
St John Ambulance Director Ambulance Services Sam Kellick on weekend incidents
Acting Deputy Chief Fire Officer Eric Koomen on Top End's bushfire season officially begins
CEO Chamber of Commerce Glen Hingley on CGT reforms backflip
WEEK THAT WAS - 19 June 2026
CEO National Shelter Jackson Hills on CEO Sleepout and Commonwealth CGT reform
AFANT CEO Dave Ciarovolo on new agreement with Sealink for ferry rides between Darwin and Mandorah this school holidays
Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby on Victims of Crime Alice Springs closing doors and tourism events
Danial Rochford from Tourism Central Australia on Red Centre events
Dave Strawbs Hayes from ETU on Inpex industrial action
Dr John Zorbas from AMANT regarding uncertainty around maternity funding and building a new hospital
Victims of Crime CEO Gerard McGeough on Alice Springs office closing
Katie Woolf and Kathleen Gazzola discuss the history of maternity funding
Executive Director of Events at Major events Aimee Luxton on V8 weekend
NTEC Kirsten Kelly discusses low voter turn-out in Chan Ward by-election
NT Police Supt Rick Magree on police will be out in force during V8 Weekend
CLP Backbencher Matthew Kearle about what residents have told him about experiences in his electorate of Blain
Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley on victims of crime closing in Alice Springs and crime issues in red centre
Federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor discusses his trip to Alice Springs this week
Mayor of Barkly Regional Council Sid Vashist on Tennant Creek crime issues
Our Birth Our Voice Sophia Emberson-Bain after Health Minister faced Estimates
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Health Minister at Estimates
Environment Minister Joshua Burgoyne on air quality monitoring and climate resilience plan
Sky News Matt Cunningham on massive cost Territorians pay for flights
CJ McCarthy-Grogan on winning the Chan Ward by-election
Anita Watt and Anthony Bullock on Cyclone Tracy memorial upkeep
Air Commodore Micka Gray Head of Airforce Show RAAF on Open Day
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on crime, maternity funding, Alice Springs and meeting with the PM
NT cricketer Jake Weatherald about International Test Cricket returning to Darwin
The Week That Was - 12 June 2026
Nemarluk Principal Virg Hughes on 40 years of the school
Our Birth Our Voice Tessa Czislowski on private maternity service cut
Green River Aboriginal Corp GM Wayne Buckley on need for extra help for Nauiyu
CPSU Suwan Adamson on concerns around privatising public sector jobs
NT Fire and Emergency Services Commissioner Andy Warton on Nightcliff police station to become fire headquarters
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas on code yellow and NT health funding
Opposition's Chansey Paech on estimates and fuel retailers fined
Caleb Burke on incident at Moulden oval and Go Fund Me Fundraiser for teammate Zoel
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on crime matters including arrest of Brandt Graham
Federal Assistant Minister Emma McBride on new Perinatal Mental Health Centre and NT Health funding
Independent Member for Araluen and NT Speaker Robyn Speaker on Finke and Estimates
Member for Nightcliff Ed Smelt on Nightcliff police station
St John Ambulance Sam Kellick on long weekend incidents they attended
Dennis Burke pays tribute to his wife Dr Annette Burke following her King's honour
Opposition Chansey Paech on Finke, Estimates, Scrutiny Committee, Child Protection and calls for flood inquiry
Vice President of Finke Desert Race Committee Kelsey Brandford on 50th Finke and passing of rider
Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley on G4S, Corrections walkoff, Nightcliff police station, Nathan River Mine
ETU David Hayes on Inpex strikes and update on Nathan River going into administration
The Week that Was - 5 June 2026
Kakadu Tourism Sam Waldron on sites closed in Kakadu for the tourism season
Kathleen Gazzola and Katie Woolf on scrutiny committee hearing submissions
President NT Mango Industry Assoc Leo Skliros on pressures facing industry
Det. Sgt Tim Healey on dramatic Rapid Creek arrest
Chamber of Commerce CEO Glen Hingley on increase to minimum wage
Chizo from Never Never Safari tours on Jim Jim and Twin Falls closure
Member of Katherine Jo Hersey on fatal crash
COTA CEO Sue Shearer on VAD laws
Dani Everleigh on Support Rosemary Round
Interim CEO NTCOSS Claire Pirrett on minimum wage increase and cost of living report
NT Police Drug dogs in studio
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on fatal crash
Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley on Katherine crime, scrutiny committees and Finke
NT Police Supt Katie Hatzismalis on Operation Ventura
Concerned Malak resident Mark on incident overnight
Surf Life Saving CEO Andrew McGuiness on beach season starting
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on public housing, One Nation and crime
Chief Fire Officer Stephen Sewell regarding bushfire outlook
Treasurer Bill Yan on ship lift
Kara Joyce on Department investigation substantiating allegations of inappropriate workplace conduct
Cotality Head of Research Gerard Burg on national house values and Darwin bucking the trend
Sky News Matt Cunningham on the department investigation in Shaun Joyce's death
NTEC Commissioner Kirsten Kelly on Chan Ward by-election
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Arafura Rare Earths Nolan Project, Beetaloo, health funding, public housing and One Nation
Makayla and her mum Karina on achieving Makayla's dream journey
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on tackling crime in town
The Week that Was - 29 May 2026
CWA NT member Mary Pocock on two major conferences secured
Department of Children and Families CEO Brent Warren on repatriation of Daly River residents and child protection legislation changes
Health Minister Steve Edgington on Careflight contract, diphtheria outbreak, CEO Chris Hosking and private maternity services
Darwin Major Business Group Dave Malone on capital gain tax changes and private maternity services
NTEC Kirsten Kelly on Chan Ward council by-election
Wing Commander Rowan Paice on fast jet flying season
Chief Health Officer Paul Burgess on diphtheria cases
Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley speaks from Alice Springs on no charges to be laid over Kumanjayi White death and Finke
NT Cattlemans Association Romy Carey on Barkly weather radar and live cattle ban court case
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on no charges laid over Kumanjayi White's death
Vinnies NT CEO Rob Lutter talking about Vinnes sleepout
Minerals Council CEO Cathryn Tilmouth on Arafura Rare Earths Nolans Project FID
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on range of topics - lighting, TC Fina clean up, Chapel Lane, Reconciliation Week
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas on Chris Hosking moving on, Careflight contract and diptheria outbreak
Health CEO Chris Hosking moving on to new job and Careflight contract
Opposition leader Selena Uibo on new Health CEO, diptheria outbreak and Careflight contract
The Week That Was - 22nd May
Principle Lawyer for Human Rights Law Alliance, John Steenhof talks through Friday's court ruling in favour of Ms Tickle's gender anti-discrimination case
CEO of AFANT David Ciaravolo talks about the ongoing maintenance at Nightcliff Jetty
Cheif Medical Officer at CAAC, Dr John Boffa Congress talks about the impact of Australia's biggest outbreak of Diphtheria
Tessa Czislowski from Our Birth, Our Choice joined the show to discuss the NT Government's crisis talks over private maternity services set to take place next week
Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley provides an update on shops re-opening and the state of town camps in Alice Springs
Health Minister Steve Edgington discusses crisis talks over the future of Darwin Private Hospital and nationwide Diphtheria concerns
NT Police join the show to provide an update on Operation Ventura
Minerals Council of Australia NT Executive Director Cathryn Tilmouth on the NT Government's reforms to modernise the mineral titles framework
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on the latest crime statistics, Katherine residents calling out for help with crime, and crisis talks for Darwin Private Hospital
Chief Minister, Lia Finocchiaro is steadfast on seeing the return of private health services to the NT
Katie speaks to Head of AMA, Dr John Zorbas to discuss their concerns on patient safety and continuity of care
Mayor for Katherine Joanna Holden calls on the Chief Minister to urgently convene a crime roundtable
The Week That Was - 15 May 2026
Minister Malarndirri McCarthy joins Katie to share her thoughts on the budget
Health Minister Steve Edgington discusses the Budget, and what's been assigned to the Norther Territory health
The Week that Was - 8 May 2026
Dolly Everett's dad Tick encouraging everyone to wear blue for Do it for Dolly Day
NTPA President Nathan Finn on police budget and how Alice Springs police are coping
Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour on Alice Springs
NT Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price on Alice Springs
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on how Alice Springs is coping one week on
Tourism and Transport Forum CEO Margy Osmond on tourism budget
AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo on fishing budget and golden snapper stock survey
Children and Families Minister Robyn Cahill on article in The Australian that Kumanjayi Little Baby was subject to child protection notifications
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas on the NT Health Budget spend
Independent Member for Araluen and NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on Kumanjayi Little Baby and 2026-2027 budget
NT Treasurer Bill Yan on the 2026-2027 budget
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Alice Springs
The Week That Was - 1 May 2026
NTPA President Nathan Finn on the situation facing Alice Springs
NT Fire and Emergency Services District Officer Eric Koomen on International Firefighters Day
NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on the situation facing Alice Springs
BreastscreenNT Rhiannon Binks on Millie the breastscreen bus retiring
Balanced Choice Program Founder Adam Drake on new conference called the Anchor Conference
Tourism Central Australia Danial Rochford on new Uluru walk
Sky News Matt Cunningham in Alice Springs on the search for Sharon Granites
Litchfield Council Mayor Rachael Wright on draft council budget
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on the search for Sharon Granites and the manhunt for Jefferson Lewis
Chief Health Officer Paul Burgess on increase in diphtheria cases
Daly River Bush Camp Jess Lazorwk on flood recovery
Sgt Matt Hall on fourth day of searching for five year old Sharon Granites
Department of Children and Families Brent Warren and Tyler Thurston on repatriation of flood evacuees across the Top End
Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley on search for 5 year old Sharon Granites in Alice Springs
Parks Minister Marie-Clare Boothby on parks budget funding announcement
Digby Hart discussing this weekend's Dick's Run motorcycle ride
Sgt Matt Hall on search for missing 5 year old Sharon Granites and Alice Springs based NT News reporter Gera Kazakov
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on budget electricity rise concerns and Darwin maintenance
ASPI Dr John Coyne on NT Defence week
Education Minister Jo Hersey on new special needs secondary school, school budget funding and flood recovery
Deputy Opposition Leader Dehran Young on Daly River recovery and St John Ambulance contract
ABC Reporter Matt Garrick on FOI documents relating to NT Administrator
Somerville CEO Natasha Fyles on NDIS reform by the Federal Government
St John Ambulance Craig Garraway on weekend incidents
Sky News Matt Cunningham with an update on missing Alice Springs girl Sharon
CDU Acting VC and President Fiona Coulson on student accommodation funding loan
St John Ambulance CEO Abigail Trewin on $10million funding boost
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on St John funding, Palumpa residents returning home, and proposed gas tax
The Week that Was - 24 April 2026
1 Brigade Brigadier Rob Haertsch on ANZAC day on Saturday
ANMFNT on NTG Hospital security budget announcement and funding
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro exclusively reveals St John funding injection in budget and National Cabinet to discuss
Starting today is Operation Home Safe and NT Police Commander Shaun Gill speaks about the program.
NT Treasurer Bill Yan discusses his questions and ongoing expectations of Darwin Service stations
Director-General overseeing the Flood Recovery Fund, Ken Davies updates 360 on what's being prioritised
Legacy NT President Tommi Husband on ANZAC Appeal
Dolphins Coach Kristian Woolf on Dolphins versus Panthers match on Friday
Bushfires NT Andy Thomas on upcoming bushfire season
NT News Reporter Harry Brill on US Defence assets being moved from the Indo-Pacific region
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on fuel supply, student assaults, hospital brawl and nathan river mine
AMANT Dr John Zorbas on hospital brawl
Education Minister Jo Hersey on student assault increases and Respect and Responsibiity in Schools framework
St John Ambulance Taleaha Dawson on latest Code White over weekend
ETU David "Strawbs" Hayes on Nathan River mine stand down
Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford on impact of fuel costs on tourist season and Parrtjima
Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley on Nathan River Mine stoppage, petrol and hospital assaults
Sky News Matt Cunningham on Ben Roberts Smith arrest sends ripples through Defence and Veterans circles
Masterbuilders Sallyann Innes about impact of fuel crisis on construction industry
The Week that Was - 10 April 2026
Health CEO Chris Hosking on nurse assaults, maternity funding and St John crisis
Fisheries Department Phillipa Hunter on golden snapper stocks and have your say survey
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on use of force review handed to DPP and PPSOs
Treasurer Bill Yan on petrol prices
Margaret Ray-Taylor - Chair of Daly River Community Development Assoc on flooding recovery
Commander Shaun Gill on Darwin policing matters and Easter road safety campaign
NT News reporter Zizi Averill on story series on the death of Leanyer Mum Sheena Fairfield
Minister for flood recovery Jo Hersey on new recovery grants
Peter Hatswell from Pharmacy Guild of Australia on Pharmacists prescribing medications
Blane Simmons - Chair NT Guided Fishing Industry Assoc on golden snapper survey
ANMANT Heidi Crisp on assaults on nurses in Emergency Department
St John Craig Garraway on critical system failure due to Easter workload
Deputy Chief Minister, Gerard Maley on fuel, nurse assaults, St John crisis, fish stocks and Corrections prisoner release
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on nurse assaults, petrol prices and moving Daly River community
Centre for Disease Control Dr Bhavi Ravindran on eye infections from sports ovals
Winnellie supermarket owner Wayne Morris on delayed Defence road works outside his business
Motormouth Alan Cadd on fuel prices
Member for Katherine Jo Hersey on flooding recovery and Batchelor residents concerns
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas on pharmacy prescriptions concerns
Louise Bilato from NT Road Transport Association on fuel prices
Member for Daly Dehran Young on Batchelor residents concerns and Douglas Daly and Daly River flooding recovery
9 Political Editor Charles Croucher on Anthony Albanese national address
NT Police Asst Comissioner James Allen O'Brien on Katherine stabbing, Batchelor concerns and CBD venues
NT Farmers CEO Andrew Bourne on fuel and fertiliser
UWU Erina Early on Corrections strike action called off
Head of Central Australia for Chamber of Commerce Brad Gaddes on fuel prices
Treasurer Bill Yan on petrol prices and cut to fuel excise
Health Minister Steve Edgington on St John Ambulance crisis
Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley on Darwin strike action
David Ciaravolo from AFANT on fish stocks
Darwin Major Business Group Steve Margetic on new economic report
Erina Early from United Workers Union on St John crisis and corrections industrial action
Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley on St John crisis, corrections and golden snapper stocks
St John CEO Abigail Trewin on St John funding crisis
Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby on hospitality worker attacks, VAD laws and tourism impact from weather incidents and fuel prices
Rod and Rifle Katherine Trent De With on waiting for Katherine river flood peak
Chief Health Officer Paul Burgess on increase mozzie risk and boil water alerts being lifted
NT Administrator David Connolly on first month in the role
CEO of Mungoorbada Aboriginal Corporation Carrie Altamura on keeping petrol prices steady in Robinson River
Darwin DJ Faith Von Lit talking about support and assaults on hospitality workers
Tourism Top End Sam Bennett on upcoming tourism season and rising fuel prices
Sentinel Property Group CEO Warren Ebert on Casuarina redevelopment
Treasurer Bill Yan on cyclone and flooding recovery and fuel prices
Hospitality NT Cathy Simmonds on Mayberry assault and safety of workers
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on the town waiting for flood peak
Sue Shearer from the Council of the Aging NT speaks with Katie about the VAD legislation Proposal
Sarah Austin from Darwin Youth Services talks about a new initiative where businesses can support kids in the classrooms!
Lord Mayor Peter Styles gives updates on work around the city.
Owner Steve from the Original Adelaide River Queen Jumping Croc Cruises talks tourism ahead of Easter
Opposition Leader Selina Uibo provides some insight into the weathers impact out in the communities.
Chamber of Commerce Brad Gaddes on calls to help for flood/weather impacted businesses and fuel price increases
NCCTRC Prof. Len Notaras on field hospital in Katherine
Reporter Olivana Lathouris in Katherine
St John Craig Garraway on weekend events and assisting during weather events
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on Cyclone Narelle, flooding, fuel prices and Pine Creek police station
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on how the town is holding up waiting for possible flood
Bureau of Meteorology's Helen Reid on the movements of Ex-Cyclone Narelle
Bureau of Meteorology Jess Lingard on Cyclone Narelle
THE WEEK THAT WAS - 20 March 2026
Barra Nats organisers on changing the competition date and helping Daly businesses post flooding
ABC Court Reporter Olivana Lathouris on Bradley Murdoch coronial inquest
Acting Assistant Commissioner, James O'Brien on Cyclone Narelle and weather preparations
Businessman Graham Wilcox calling for pine creek police station to stay open
Margaret Ray-Taylor - Chair of Daly River Community Development Assoc - calling for help for Daly River businesses
Nikki from the Coffee Club in Katherine bracing for Cyclone Narelle's arrival
Health CEO Chris Hosking on health pressures on our hospitals across the NT
Deputy Chief Minister Gerard Maley on cyclone evacuations and flooding support
Bureau of Meteorology Christie Johnson on Cyclone Narelle
Dr Bhavi Ranvindran from the Centre for Disease Control on eye infections
Act. Asst Comm. James O'Brien on flood rescues and planning for Cyclone Narelle
Deputy Incident Controller Greg Jarvis on Cyclone Narelle preparations
Federal Member for Solomon Luke Gosling on ADF deployment to Katherine
Fannie Bay MLA Laurie Zio on proposed Bagot development
Independent MLA for Araluen Robyn Lambley on a range of issues
COTA's Sue Shearer on concerns about cuts to the NT memory clinic
CDU Acting Vice-Chancellor and President Fiona Coulson on TAFE review
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on flooding latest
Litchfield Myor Rachael Rright on Darwin River flooding
Bureau of Meteorology's Miriam Bradbury on the tropical low being closely watched heading for NT
Owner of Banyan Farm, Kerri Draper shares the devastation for their family following the floods
Corrections Commissioner Mathew Varley talks about the Alice Springs Prison Strike next week forcing the facility into lockdown.
NT Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro updates Katie on the Recovery efforts for Katherine and the Daly River Regions
Careflight Operations Manager Nic Habgood on flood evacuations
Senior Constable Ben Parfitt on incredible floodwater rescue
The Week that Was - 13 March 2026
Power and Water acting CEO John Pease on the latest on Darwin River dam repairs
Darwin River resident Tom regarding impact of flooding in the area
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas on public hospital report card
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on bad parliamentary behaviour
Minister for Children and Families Robyn Cahill on immediate flooding relief payments
Darwin River Resident Tom says he and his neighbours feel neglected by authorities during flood emergency
Strike Force Trident Chris Humphries on latest work by the police unit
New Nightcliff Member Ed Smelt who won the byelection
Incident Controller Emma Carter on Top End flooding emergency
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on Katherine flooding emergency
Chief Health Officer Paul Burgess on water boil alert with Darwin River dam broken pump
Treasurer and Infrastructure Minister Bill Yan on Darwin River dam pump and petrol prices
Acting Power and Water CEO John Pease on Darwin River Dam pump not working and water restrictions
Trent de With in Katherine on flooding emergency
St John CEO Abigail Trewin on flood response and attacks on paramedics and funding need
NT Road Transport Assoc Louise Bilato on trucking situation
Federal Minister for Emergency Management Kristy McBain Katherine flood assistance
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on flooding emergency, communication during emergency and darwin river dam
Bureau of Meteorology Jess Lingard on wild wet season
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on flooding emergency, parliament and petrol prices
Bureau of Meteorology Jess Lingard on the latest weather over Top End
Member for Katherine Jo Hersey with the latest on flooding in the town
Rod and Rife in Katherine Trent de With on Katherine emergency
BOM Jess Lingard on weather emergency over NT
Chief Minister on Katherine and Big Rivers flooding emergency
WEEK THAT WAS - 6 MARCH 2026
Hockey NT Jason Butcher on Territory Stingers Malaysian title tilt
AMANT Dr John Zorbas regarding ACACIA health system committee hearings
CLP Candidate Anjan Paudel standing in the Nightcliff by-election
Nightcliff Labor candidate Ed Smelt ahead of by-election
AANT Ben Haythorpe on fuel price spike
Essential Services Minister Steve Edgington on Jacana bill delays and public housing issues
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole on Alice Springs shooting, Wadeye arrests and cultural relationships
Independent candidate Phil Scott on Nightcliff by-election
New Shanghai restaurant owner Nashe Kasiyan on Katherine crime
Greens NT candidate Suki Dorras-Walker on Nightcliff by-election
Department of Education Miranda Watt on Tennant Creek staff member assaulted
Barkly Regional Council Mayor Sid Vashist on Tennant Creek teacher assault and weather emergency
NT Speaker and Araluen MLA Robyn Lambley on Administrator protest, Alice weather and Jacana bills
Audiologist Salimon Joseph on World Hearing Day
Tourism Top End Sam Bennett on Air Asia flight cancellation
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on Katherine crime and Centenary
Trade and Business Minister Robyn Cahill on Air Asia flight cancellation and young girl whereabouts unknown
NTEC Commissioner Kirsten Kelly on Nightcliff by-election
Waterfront Deputy CEO Sam Burke on major brawl at Waterfront
Opposition Selena Uibo on NT Administrator and Air Asia flights cancelled
NTPA's Nathan Finn reports on the welfare of Alice Springs Police following the incident last week involving a man targeting a police officer.
His Honour, the Honourable David Connolly joins us at the appointed Northern Territory Administrator.
WEEK THAT WAS 27 February 2026
Kite surfer Fynn Goat selected for Australia Sailing Youth Squad
Hunter Pete Griffiths on council closures of parks
Jean Jagst Coordinator of Parkinsons NT Support Group for funding of the Movements Disorders Specialists Nurse
NT Police Asst Comm Travis Wurst on police firing shots in Alice Springs
Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour on Administrator and violence in Alice Springs
Darwin Barrister John lawrence SC on Administrator appointment
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on Administrator protest
NT Police Commander Terry Zhang on Wadeye unrest
NTFES Commissioner Andrew Warton on BOM embedding, BOM weather radar and search for missing woman
Treasurer Bill Yan on Administrator protest, Federal Government first home buyer grant changes and Alice Springs Australia Day citizenship ceremony change
NT Transport Assoc Louise Bilato on logistical challenges due to weather
Exec Dir Oceania Athletics Assoc Yvonne Mullins on the Oceania Athletics Championships coming to Darwin
Property Council Ruth Palmer welcoming Federal Government housing cap increasing
Federal Housing Minister Clare O'Neil on housing price cap increasing
Darwin Lord Mayor Peter Styles on council issues and donations investigation
Education Minister Jo Hersey on CDU bungle development and childcare changes
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Administrator protest, CDU bungle and Nightcliff by-election
BOM's Jess Lingard on weather event in Red Centre and wet season
Deputy Incident Controller Adam White on Central Australia weather
Housing Industry Association Luis Espinoza on CDU TAFE bungle
Former Chief Minister Marshall Perron on VAD laws
Masterbuilders SallyAnn Innes on CDU TAFE bungle and Prof. Scott Bowman resignation
Acting CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Fiona Coulson on Professor Scott Bowman resignation over CDU TAFE Bungle
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on CDU TAFE bungle, Alice weather, Administrator and Alice crime
WEEK THAT WAS 20 February 2026
Palmerston Power Basketball's Bob Howieson launches a Go Fund Me for teenager Riley Bowen
Education Minister Jo Hersey slams the CDU TAFE bungle
NTEC Commissioner Kirsten Kelly on Lord Mayor Peter Styles donations and Nightcliff By-election
CDU Pro-VC Faculty of Health Prof. Dominic Upton on Centre for Better Health Futures
Hospitality NT Cathy Simmonds on alcohol laws in Alice Springs
Dr John Boffa on new alcohol laws in Alice Springs
Treasurer Bill Yan on IMF bail out warning
ASPI's Dr John Coyne on troops posting and Beetaloo Basin
Capt Bernadette Alexander on Bombing of Darwin commemorations
Darwin mum Chanel Nicolakis explains her experience with airconditioning fault at RDH
Dr Alia Vemuri on private maternity practice closing
Southern Commander James Gray-Spence on Alice crime
Senator Jacinta Nampajinpa Price brought back into shadow cabinet
Health CEO Chris Hosking on airconditioning issues at RDH, hospital funding and and fun scrubs policy
Independent Member for Araluen and Speaker Robyn Lambley on bullying, Alice crime and Jacana bills
Our Birth Our Voice Tessa Czislowski on maternity funding
Former NT Speaker Kezia Purick on historical bullying allegations within the legislative assembly
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Tanzil Rahman allegations, Assistant ministries and health funding
Ted Egan's close mate Wayne "Krafty" Kraft remembers the Territory icon's life
Karama MLA Brian O'Gallagher met with 80 year old resident who was assaulted
St John Craig Garraway on weekend incidents and paramedics constantly facing attacks or abuse
Redbridge's Kos Samaras on Liberal party leadership change
Casuarina Centre Mannager Elysia Billingham on Strike Force Trident moving
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro discusses bullying accusations against CLP MLA Tanzil Rahman, Alice Springs crime and health and maternity funding
AANT Ben Haythorpe on the launch of the 2026 risky road survery
Deputy Regional Controller Commander James Gray-Spence on Alice Springs flooding
Katie Woolf and Kathleen Gazzola wrap up the Week that Was
The Week that Was 13 February 2026
Parkrun volunteer Karen Strong talks up valentines parkrun and febfit challenge
Solomon MP Luke Gosling on Liberals leadership, health funding, medicare and flights
NT News Harry Brill talks about his exclusive story on Peppimenarti violence
Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio talks antisocial behaviour in Parap
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro reveals the Nightcliff by-election date, the latest Alice Springs flooding and Asst minister reshuffle
Nightcliff Greens candidate Suki Dorras-Walker
Southern Commander NT Police James Grey-Spence on Alice Springs flooding
Well-known Territorian Tracey Hayes on Alice Springs flooding
Alice Springs MLA Josh Burgoyne on Alice Springs flooding
Property Council Ruth Palmer on Darwin CBD vacancy rates
Act. Asst Comm. James O'Brien on bus violence and Strike Force Trident changes
Education Minister Jo Hersey on bus violence and swimming lessons in schools
NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on Kat McNamara and Alice Springs issues
Sky News' Matt Cunningham on by-election speculation naming Ed Smelt to run for Labor
Former Independent Kezia Purick on Nightcliff by-election
Chamber of Commerce Glen Hingley on flights to the NT
CDU Pro-VC and CEO of TAFE Michael Hamilton on TAFE bungle
Katie Woolf and Kathleen Gazzola chat flights from NT and Nightcliff by-election
NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly explains the process ahead of the Nightcliff by-election
NT Police Assoc. Nathan Finn on Wadeye & Peppimenarti disturbances, Police Exec issues and Trident changes
Education Minister Jo Hersey on violence between students at bus exchange and on buses
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on Kat McNamara resigning and maternity ward issues
City of Darwin GM Community Matt Grassmayr on tree audit after Cyclone Fina
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on Kat McNamara's resignation and meeting with G-G office on the NT aAministrator
Our Birth Our Stories Tessa Czislowski on maternity ward issues and Healthscope sale of Darwin Private Hospital
Katie Woolf reads out Greens member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara's statement to quit politics
Banyan Farm owner Kerri Draper on Daly River flood
Acting Chief Minister Gerard Maley reacts to news Kat McNamara has resigned, Daly River flooding and motor vehicle inspections scrapped
Sky News' Matt Cunningham on Greens NT Member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara quitting politics
The Week That Was - 6 February 2026
Minerals Council Cathryn Tilmouth on Newmont incident and critical minerals focus
Neighbourhood Watch Veronica Larson on OC spray and crime rates
NT Transport Association Louise Bilato on roads and logistical challenges to do with rain
Katie Woolf and Kathleen Gazzola talk about the parliament discussion about the new NT Administrator
Police Commissioner Martin Dole talks a range of topics with Katie Woolf for his first interview of 2026
NT News' Harry Brill on defence asset sale
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis on Administrator motion
Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley on new recruits and the Children Commissioners' report
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro talks to 360 about the new Administrator, flooding, East Arm Marine Complex, and the year ahead
NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on the new Administrator drama inside parliament
Organiser of "Had A Gutful" Petition talks about problem public housing tenants
Lord Mayor Peter Styles' first interview in 2026
Kakadu CEO Rick Jones on Jabiru airstrip facing demolition
Master Builders Sallyann Innes on homegrown build grant and residential developments
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas welcomes new health funding from Commonwealth
Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby on mandatory sentencing for Domestic Violence murders
Treasurer Bill Yan talks extending the build bonus
Federal Member for Solomon Luke Gosling talks parliament sitting and funding for health and a aged care operator selected
NT Cricket Gavin Dovey on test cricket returning to Darwin
Sky News' Matt Cunningham on year ahead speech by Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro
Health minister Steve Edgington on a boost to health funding, public housing problems and accessing the hydrotherapy pool
Disability advocate Robyne Burridge on the latest in terms of access to the hydrotherapy pool
MacDonnell Regional Council CEO Belinda Urquhart on damage caused by camels to remote communities
Tom O'neill-Thorne talks to Katie about wheelchair basketball Darwin Salties not taking part in 2026 season
Frustrated Palmerston resident launching a petition calling for action on problem public housing tenants
The Week That Was with Dehran Young, Gerard Maley, Matt Cunningham
Nine Political Editor Charles Croucher on Coalition implosion and chinese ambassador on darwin port
CDU Pro-Vice Chancellor of Health Faculty Prof. Dominic Upton on new medical students
Snr Sgt Joshua Cunningham & Asst Comm Brendan Muldoon on new social order policing
AANT's Simon Mattihas talks fuel prices not coming down in the Top End
Education Minister Jo Hersey on back to school
Interim St John CEO Reece Kershaw discusses the hard work of the NT's ambulance service
Federal Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour on PM visit, aged care, defence and David Connolly as NT Administrator
Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley on Alice Springs Mayor controversy and red centre issues
Education Minister Jo Hersey on National Anthem mandate
Head of Cattle Australia Will Evans talks on David Connolly who is nominated for NT Administrator
WEEK THAT WAS 28 NOVEMBER 2025
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on public pool reopening
Bushfire NT and acting commissioner of Fire and Emergency Services Collene Bremner retiring
City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders on TC Fina clean up
Karama MLA Brian O'Gallagher on green waste
Deputy Commissioner Kymberley McKay end of year wrap up
Power and Water's Mike Bessalink giving an on power restoration post Cyclone Fina
Health Minister Steve Edgington on hospital and health funding and BDO extension
United Voice Union Erina Early on delayed strike for support health staff
Power and Water Mike Bessalink on power recovery
Act. Asst Comm. James O'brien on cyclone response, BDO extension, petrol drive offs and road safety over Xmas period
Minister for Prevention of Domestic Violence Robyn Cahill on new strategy released
Federal Minister for North Australia Madeleine King on NAIF funding extension
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo on undergrounding power
Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell on TC fina response
City of Darwin CEO Simone Saunders on TC Fina response
Power and Water Mike Bessalink on restoring power after TC Fina
Member for Sanderson Jinson Charls calls on Council to do verge pickup after TC Fina
NTEX Eileen Breen on offering skip bins to City of Darwiwn to help clean up after TC Fina
Property Council Ruth Palmer on undergrounding power after TC Fina
VTG James Prakash on Hidden Valley dump for TC Fina
Education Department CEO Susan Bowden on schools reopening after TC Fina
Lord Mayor Peter Styles on TC Fina clean up with dump closed
NT Speaker Robyn Lambley on last parliamentary sittings
St John Andrew Thomas on response to Cyclone Fina
Royal Darwin Hospital General Manager Dr Sara Watson talk damage caused to hospital by TC Fina
Power and Water Mike Bessalink on reconnecting electricity after TC Fina
Sky News Matt Cunningham on TC Fina
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on TC Fina cleanup and slamming Councils for not opening waste management facilities
NT Regional Controller James O'Brien provides an update on TC Fina at 11:30am
Bureau of Meteorology Jess Lingard talk Tropical Cyclone Fina 11:20am update
WEEK THAT WAS - 21 NOVEMBER 2025
NTES Deputy Chief Officer Adam White on preparations for Cyclone Fina
Bureau of Meteorology Miriam Bradbury on Cyclone Fina at 10:45am
Australian Banking Association CEO Simon Birmingham offering warnings about Black Friday sale scams
Neighbourhood Watch CEO Veronica Larson promotes an OC spray workshop taking place
Suncable's Jett Street on a major project milestone
Bureau of Meteorology Miriam Bradbury gives an update on TC Fina at 9:30am
Health Minister Steve Edgington on health and hospital funding
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro on the latest on Cyclone Fina
NTES Chief Officer Wayne Snell talks preparations for TC FINA
NT Police Commander Shaun Gill talks youth crime in Darwin and anti-social behaviour operation
AFANT CEO David Ciaravolo talks Rockhampton barramundi and AFANT AGM
AMA NT President Dr John Zorbas talks health funding and PM letter on hospital funding
NT Electoral Commissioner Kristen Kelly on new local government elections including Litchfield Council
Weather Matters Meteorologist Karl Ljinders discusses strengthening tropical low of Top End coast
Asbestos expert John Batty on kinetic sand in NT schools and concerns about asbestos contamination
Education CEO Susan Bowden on kinetic sand recall and cleaning with NT schools over concerns of asbestos contamination
Masterbuilders NT Sallyann Innes reassures the public the charges against three construction figures isn't a reflection on the whole industry
NT News Court Reporter Harry Brill explains what happened in court following Commonwealth charges against construction industry figures
Federal Minister and NT senator Malarndirri McCarthy on Yipirinya school funding
Carefishnt concerned about Top End barramundi fishery after impressive numbers caught in Rockhampton
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro talks charges laid in the NT Building industry, funding issues facing Yipirinya School and prisoners awaiting sentencing
Week That Was 14 November 2025
Royal Life Saving Society Executive Director Floss Roberts urges parents to take care around water with their childrenis wet season
NTPA President Nathan Finn talks officer assaults and the brave work of off-duty officers in Alice Springs incident
9 Political Editor Charles Croucher talks Liberals Party room net zero stoush
Palmerston father Zack tells Katie Woolf of his frustrations with the NT health system
Health CEO Department Chris Hosking talks health system, code yellow and ACACIA IT System rollout again
Education Minister Jo Hersey discuss charges laid against childcare centre and workers over the death of Ebony Thompson
Independent Member for Araluen Robyn Lambley discusses crime and flood mitigation in Alice Springs
NT Police Commissioner Martin Dole discusses Alice Springs incident and liquor commission
United Voice Union President Erina Early discusses support health workers striking
Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell discusses liquor commission delay on a review into alcohol in Palmerston
Deputy Opposition Leader Dehran Young on health workers and barge services to Wadeye
Col Judd Finger, Act. Cmdr 1 Brigade, discusses the importance of Remembrance Day
Tourism Central Australa CEO Danial Rochford on Destination NT Conference and tourism in Alice Springs
Sky News' Matt Cunningham outlines why The Greens held its National Conference in Darwin
Chief minister Lia Finocchiaro talks health support workers striking, health funding and new NT Administrator
Property Council Executive Director Ruth Palmer had her golf buggy stolen
NO MORE Campaign Narelle Gosstray aim to get 90 Domestic and Family Violence Action Plans
The Week That Was - 7 November 2025
Litchfield Football Club President Charlie Malady pays tribute to young player Jett Jones who lost his life in a quad bike accident
Member for Drysdale Clinton Howe says an inquiry on alcohol-fuelled violence won't happen until 2026
AMA NT Dr John Zorbas is angry about underfunding of the NT health system
Health Minister Steve Edgington says he's disappointed only $10m may be provided towards maternity services
Nightcliff Football Club President Mark Dodge provides details of what the club has done in response to an alleged DV incident involving a player.
ASPI Director Dr John Coyne discusses the importance of Northern Australia
Independent Member for Johnston Justine Davis calling for a review of NT gambling laws
Tourism Minister Marie-Clare Boothby talks the NT Visitor Economy Strategy 2032
Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden singing the praises of two residents winning Australian of the year NT awards
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo hits out at CLP and offers support to health works amid code yellow
Our Birth, Our Voice organiser Tessa Czislowski gives an update on the fight for better maternity health services in Top End
Australian Nursing and Midwifery Federation’s NT secretary Cath Hatcher calls for a review of Top End maternity health services
Chief Minister responds to PAC report on Ship Lift, talks Arafura Nolans and commits to work with the Commonwealth to improve Top End maternity services.
NRL NT CEO Tony Crowe says eight people have been banned for a total of 34 years after a brawl in the stands during the semi-final match between Litchfield and Brothers in August at TRL stadium and hopes it will serve as a strong deterrent for behaviour that brings discredit to the game
The Week That Was - 31st October 2025
New mum Tessa Czislowski says it’s disappointing the Health Minister can’t attend a maternity forum this weekend, which is a chance for the government to hear directly from families, adding that a number of mums are meeting with NT Health today
Assistant Minister for Defence Peter Khalil says a new national coordinating body for PFAS will work with local working groups in Katherine on remediating the land around Tindal, adding that Defence has funded a permanent groundwater treatment plant and more than 100 rainwater tanks on local properties
Member for Nightcliff Kat McNamara says she left parliament early last Thursday to attend a friend’s wedding interstate and didn’t have any part of a Green’s party event at her electorate office, claiming the staffer who booked it in wasn’t aware of policies for appropriate uses, adding she will seek clarity on that
Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says the Commonwealth will give the NT Government $1.2 million to increase supermarket competition and EOIs open today for a provider to operate a 120-bed aged care facility in Darwin
Environment Centre NT Executive Director Kirsty Howey welcomes a Federal investigation into Inpex after an oil spill leaked into Darwin Harbour and it significantly under reported toxic emissions, but wants it to be a thorough probe with real deterrents
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says patient care will always be based on health needs in the NT, not race, following reports Indigenous patients are receiving fast-tracked care over other patients at a major Melbourne hospital emergency department
NT Health’s Public Health Physician Ashish Yadav says there have been more than 4,300 flu cases and 14 deaths this year which is up on previous years and is urging people to stay home if they’re unwell and practice good hygiene
Road Policing Senior Sergeant Aaron Evans and Senior Sergeant Rowan Benson say a man in his 20’s was killed after his car collided with a truck at Knuckey Lagoon yesterday and they’re pleading with motorists to slow down, drive to the conditions and take care on the roads
Darwin Turf Club CEO Chris Chaffe says the Club will celebrate its 150th anniversary this Melbourne Cup Day and he reflects on the first race meet in 1875 and explains what is planned at the track to mark the major milestone
NRL NT General Manager Tony Crowe says the Livingstone Recreation Reserve will host a new rugby league club next year for juniors U6 and U12 in the rural area, helping improve access to the sport
Pedestrian Council Australia CEO Harold Scrubby says he support calls from the Member for Nightcliff to reduce the speed limit along Bagot Road to prevent pedestrians strikes and fatalities and is urging the NT Government to take more action to improve road safety
Acting Commander Shaun Gill says two men have now been arrested and charged following a violent brawl involving a machete in Darwin City near the NAB building last week and he has commended bystanders who helped the victims as they may not have survived otherwise
ABC News Journalist Olivana Louthouris breaks down the closing arguments in the defamation trial of NT Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price which has now wrapped up in the Federal Court with the judge reserving his judgment, adding that the Senator managed to stump up the funds to avoid bankruptcy
Property Council of Australia's NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer says median house prices in Darwin have risen to $656,000, a trend that she expects will continue and she’s continuing to lobby the Federal Government to increase the property price cap for Darwin under its 5 per cent deposit scheme
Minister for Infrastructure and Logistics Bill Yan says there have been good results following the closure of the Darwin and Casuarina bus interchanges on Monday, with the bus tracker app helping people navigate bus services
Operation Secret Santa Aged Care NT organiser Tori Starr is calling for donations to ensure Territorians in aged care receive a gift this Christmas with more than 1600 presents needed this year
Edith Farms resident Lauren says residents have been dealing with smoke and a plastic-like burning smell from a cotton gin fire since the 19th October and fear that it is toxic, with some residents being told it can’t be put out
Rimfire Energy Managing Director Michael Allen says they’re offering a raft of discounts to residential customers who make the switch to the company in a bid to drive competition in the NT
Darwin businessman Jason Hanna is calling for more investment in the infrastructure at the Rapid Creek markets saying cooling is urgently needed for the stall holders which would also help keep produce fresh in the heat
Darwin’s Lord Mayor Peter Styles says the Smith Street project is due to be complete this Friday, adding that a gas pipeline also needs to be moved in Chapel Lane which is due to be complete in January and acknowledging the concerns of businesses he’s asked for the works to be expedited
Member for Fannie Bay Laurie Zio says she does not support St Vinnie’s extending the lease for its Ozanam house in Coconut Grove until 2029 and is hoping the government can allocate crown land as a permanent site by May next year
Territory Childcare Group Director Sarah Lloyd responds to the Coroner’s recommendations into the death of a toddler at a Humpty Doo childcare and an ABC investigation into child sexual abuse in the sector saying the NT is a small jurisdiction and its regulatory childcare body is proactive in compliance and regulation
St Vincent De Paul’s NT CEO Rob Lutter says they’ve applied for an extension to the lease of the Coconut Grove site to September 2029 for its Ozanam House services, with government land not expected to be allocated until early next year for a permanent site
Coconut Grove business owner and resident Therese says there’s been an increase in violence and public drinking since St Vinnies relocated its homelessness services to the area and she has raised concerns about its application to extend the lease to 2029
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the NT has jumped from eight to fourth place in the latest CommSec State of the States report, attributing it to the CLP’s rebuilding the economy measures including lifting the payroll tax free threshold and its home buyer scheme
Environment Centre NT Executive Director Kirsty Howey says there are a lot of questions for Inpex and environmental regulators to answer after revelations of an oil spill at its Darwin facility and significant under-reporting of toxic emissions
The Week That Was - 24th October 2025
Who Gives a Crap CEO and co-founder Simon Griffiths says he started making toilet paper after learning 2.4 billion people didn’t have access to good sanitation, prompting him to give 50 per cent of profits to people in need and will share the idea of “doing good is good for business” with Territorians during October Business Month
Casuarina FC Team Manager Brodie Mitchell and two young players are heading to Spain to compete in an International Development Academy tournament next year, with the U15’s mixed squad making history as the first Aussie team to ever take part
Tennant Creek Acting Station Officer, Matthew Morrison says crews worked tirelessly to control a large fire behind Battery Hill that broke out on Tuesday night, threatening Juno Horse Centre and Barkly Workers Camp in extreme fire conditions
Salvatore’s owner Sean Johnston says the Smith Street project was supposed to be complete four months ago, with a number of car parks lost for rock artwork, which is taking quite a toll on his business including loss of trade in the dry season
Palmerston resident Robbie says she’s fed up reporting concerns about public housing including infrastructure damage, things being thrown into their yard, and chooks roaming inside the house, with no consequence or action being taken against bad tenants
Domain Senior Economist Dr Joel Bowman says Darwin house prices have increased 5.3 per cent to reach $657,000, the highest level in over a decade, with unit prices jumping 6.5 per cent in the September quarter, with the growth due to rate cuts, low supply and rising consumer confidence
Minerals Council of the NT Executive Director Catherine Tilmouth says it’s a huge deal that the NT’s Arafura Project has secured funding under Donald Trump and Anthony Albanese’s critical minerals deal, with the NT project set to support 350 jobs when operational
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says Labor supports the CLP’s big energy reforms and is keen to see stability of the network, more renewables connected, and new technologies included in the energy mix but is concerned there could be power price increases
East Arnhem Regional Councillor Cyril Bukulatjpi and CEO Dale Keehne have called for an urgent review after the Council was deemed ineligible to implement the Federal Government’s Remote Employment Service program, being told they are not Aboriginal enough to participate
Acting Commander Shaun Gill says police are still investigating a brutal attack on security guards in Parap involving up to 20 people armed with sticks and bottles, adding that there have now been 1,597 purchases of OC spray, with 26 prohibited persons identified
Master Builders NT CEO Sallyann Innes says there have been almost 300 new builds under the NT’s home owner grants scheme, with building times dropping by 2.3 per cent on last year
Former Independent Member for Nelson Gerry Wood says there should be more transparency and accountability when it comes to MLA travel, especially when the NT is in huge amounts of debt after revelations backbenchers racked up thousands of dollars in travel as assistant ministers
Minister for Mines and Energy Gerard Maley says the government’s major energy reforms will create an independent system controller that is separate to Power and Water and established a new governance arrangement for the procurement of electricity assets
NT COGSO President Ruth Mirams acknowledges progress made to improve school attendance across the NT but says the numbers are still disappointing and she’s called for more support in the classroom for when disengaged kids return to school
Acting Sergeant Rebekah Styles says a three-day high-visibility operation in Katherine last week saw 16 youths arrested and charged with 40 offences, including for an alleged car theft and joy ride to Tennant Creek
Sentinel Property Group CEO Warren Ebert says they’ve started charging parking fees at the Casuarina CasCom car park to stop workers from occupying spots all day, leaving business customers without parking, which has left government workers forking out $60 a day due to the lack of alternative options
Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the Council withdrew from LGANT in 2021 over operational and governance concerns but has now decided to rejoin, adding that she’s running for president given her track record on delivering strategic outcomes
AMA NT President Dr John Zorbas says it’s alarming to hear that large amount of benzene, which is known to cause leukemia, has been released from Ichthys Darwin LNG facility, adding that the Acacia system is set to be rolled out at RDH next month and a lot of doctors still have concerns
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says she was not aware the amount of a cancer-causing pollutant released from Ichthys Darwin LNG facility had been under reported over the last seven years adding she supports an investigation into the emissions discrepancy
Australia’s youngest pilot, 15-year-old Jennifer Hunt, Mum Kylie, Dad Geoff tell Katie Woolf about Jennifer’s solo flight circumnavigating Australia in an amphibious plane with puppy Bella alongside her for the record-breaking journey
Transport Workers Union NT Branch Secretary Sam McIntosh says 85 per cent of bus drivers have indicated in a new survey they intend to leave their jobs within 12 months if a better enterprise agreement isn’t struck with employer CDC and haven’t ruled out further escalations in industrial action
Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour says she has written to the Prime Minister and Cabinet asking for the funding committed to an art gallery in Alice Springs to be repurposed to deliver a project that will benefit the town, adding that she is continuing to push for an Urgent Care Clinic in Katherine
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says the latest crime statistics show a 7.4 per cent reduction in the number of victims Territory wide, attributing it to the CLP’s law reforms and changes across police, corrections and child protection
Waratah's Premier League Men’s Coach Rick Nolan says Collingwood Premiership player and Brownlow Medalist, Dane Swan will be donning the red and white to play for the side this weekend at Gardens Oval, deeming it a must-win game
NT Emergency Services Katherine and Central Region Operations Officer Dave Travers says four males allegedly broke into their building, causing significant damage last weekend, hampering volunteers’ ability to respond to emergencies and it wasn’t the only time they’ve been targeted in recent months
NT Health Director of Immunisation Policy and Strategy, Heather Parker says more than 15,000 young Territorians have now taken up the offer of free meningococcal B vaccines, adding that there has been a recent case in Central Australia which was quickly detected by a school nurse
ASU Assistant Secretary Ella Waters claims the CLP’s changes to anti-discrimination laws strip away protections including for hate speech, putting already marginalised people at risk of harm and discrimination, adding that the bar has also been raised for legal recourse
The Week That Was - 17th October 2025
NT Sports Academy Para Pathways Manager Jodie Zanini says about 90 Darwin kids took part in the inaugural Mini Paralympics yesterday, which aimed to create awareness about the para pathways available, while giving participants the chance to try seated volleyball, athletics, badminton and walking netball
Katherine’s Ant Pugh outlines his achievements at the Australian Strongman national finals saying he has secured a spot in the Strongman Games overseas next year and has come a long way after only starting out three years ago in the sport following a knee injury while playing rugby
NT Hockey CEO Jason Butcher says recent meetings in Kuala Lumpur have accelerated plans for its Hockey One submission which would see a 50/50 partnership with Malaysia, which he described as very compelling after the NT was excluded from the national league
Envirobank Managing Director Narelle Anderson says an expansion of the container deposit scheme to include wine, spirit and milk bottles up to 3 litres will help reduce landfill, protect the environment and put cash back in the pockets of Territorians
NTCOSS CEO Sally Sievers says Territorians on low and fixed incomes are bearing the brunt of the rising costs of living, with a lack of housing stock a key issue in the NT and is calling on the Commonwealth to increase income support and for the NT Government to expand its concessions and put solar on social housing
NT COGSO President Ruth Mirams welcomes a move to place Aboriginal Liaison Officers in government schools saying it will be in addition to the school-based constable program, with the ALO’s set to be role models and provide support to students
Environment Centre NT Executive Director Kirsty Howey says it has received evidence that the lining of US military fuel tanks are not structurally sound, with fuel leaking into groundwater surrounding Darwin Harbour, adding that the Minister and regulator are providing conflicting information with the group calling for clarity and transparency
Member for Johnston Justine Davis is calling for a national independent body to be established to oversee Indigenous deaths in custody and moved a motion in NT parliament in a bid to get the NT to take the lead
Australian Muscle Car Run competitor Brian Breed says six Territory teams have raised more than $148,000 for Variety, supporting sick kids and families, with participants leaving tomorrow to take part in the event in Tasmania
Centre for Disease Control, Director of Medical Entomology Nina Kurucz says saltmarsh mossie will take flight on Friday after breeding around high tides and she’s warning people to protect themselves against bites, with this season expected to be quite bad
Former Labor MLA and long-time Alice Springs resident Scott McConnell has welcomed the decision to scrap plans for the ATSI Art Gallery in Alice Springs saying the town definitely needs a major project but the gallery wasn’t tenable, claiming it was was derailed by former Chief Minister Michael Gunner
New Police Commissioner Martin Dole says it’s surreal to be appointed to the top job, adding that it’s healthy to have scrutiny from the union, acknowledging at times the parties won’t agree and outlines that his top priority is bringing stability to the force
Treasurer Bill Yan says he has written to the Federal Government to inform them that the NT Government is pulling the pin on the ATSI Art Gallery in Alice Springs, blaming changes to the proposed site and the costs to deliver it
Optometrist Helen Summers OAM says two Territorians are part of a team heading to Cambodia where they will see more than 4,000 people, removing cataracts to restore their vision, which is life-changing for patients and their families adding that locals can donate glasses to help out
James Arratta, who’s one of five lucky fishers to reel in a $10,000 barra this season of the Million Dollar Fish competition says he was wetting a line off the Mary River Bridge after work when he netted the red-tagged catch
NTES Acting Deputy Chief Officer of Operation Krissy Riley is reminding Territorians to start getting prepared for cyclone season with the first significant rain predicted to arrive earlier than normal, with emergency kits restocked and plans in place
Darwin’s Lord Mayor Peter Styles says the pre-cyclone clean up is now complete with 800 tonnes of waste collected, adding that a parking review at local soccer ovals will be conducted amid ongoing concerns
Speaker of NT Parliament Robyn Lambley expects a number of members will outline their position on voluntary assisted dying today when a parliamentary committee's final report is tabled in parliament, deeming it an important day for an important issue
Labor Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says she has completed draft legislation on voluntary assisted dying, and plans to introduce the private members bill to parliament this week in the hope laws will be introduced before the end of the year
Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says the ATSI Art Gallery has been viewed as a beacon of hope for the tourism industry, driving an extra 55,000 visitors to Alice Springs and is calling on both governments to work together to deliver it
Transport Workers Union NT Branch Secretary Sam McIntosh says bus drivers will go on strike next Monday, raping up the push for penalty rates and conditions in line with industry standards as pay negotiations stall with CDC but he’s reassuring parents that school services will continue
NT Police Association President Nathan Finn says members are frustrated that a new Police Commissioner was directly appointed without a proper recruitment process immediately after a review into senior police recruitment found a number of improvements to processes are needed
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro has defended her appointment of Martin Dole as Police Commissioner saying he is a born and bred Territorian with decades of experience, has designed the OC spray trial, is rolling out police protective service officers and delivered the biggest pay deal in 20 years for NT cops
The Week That Was - 10th October 2025
Former player Cam Illett reflects on the formation of NT Thunder and the 2015 premiership win with the 10-year reunion being held in Darwin this weekend
Paving the Way’s Terry Moore says a number of local businesses have stumped up almost $30,000 to improve wheelchair access at TRL stadium to ensure families can watch their kids play rugby league after being unable to secure government funding
Mental Illness Fellowship of Australia National CEO Tony Stevenson says about 4,500 Territorians with severe and complex mental illness aren’t getting the help and support they need and he’s calling on the NT and Commonwealth Government to deliver more services ahead of World Mental Health Day tomorrow
Tourism NT, Senior Director of Tourism Business Development Leanne Paige says Destination NT will bring together the tourism, events and hospitality industry for a week of conferences and networking culminating with the Brolga Awards in November
Property Council of Australia's NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer says median house prices in Darwin have already hit $600,000 and that is only going to continue to rise, and is calling on the Commonwealth to be more realistic with its 5 per cent deposit scheme so that Territorians can buy their first home
Federal Infrastructure Minister Catherine King says the Commonwealth’s $80 million for the ATSI Art Gallery in Alice Springs remains on the table but she needs to consider contract variations put forward by the NT Government including to the location
Minister for Health Steve Edginton says the hydrotherapy pool at Palmerston Hospital remains accessible to anyone with a referral and takes aim at the Federal Government for dragging its feet on aged care beds and improvements to maternity services
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says Martin Dole APM has been appointed as the 15th Police Commissioner, who will be based in Alice Springs, adding that he has the full support of the Cabinet and is the best person to lead the force forward
Interschools equestrian committee member Amanda Howie and 11-year-old daughter Bailey share the achievements of nine local riders aged 9 to 18 at the recent national competition in Sydney, with Bailey taking out first in primary showjumping
Creator of Veteran Games Heston Russell says a team from Darwin 5/7 RAR are competing at the finals on the Gold Coast this weekend, with the Games established in direct response to the Royal Commission into Defence and Veteran Suicide
Independent Economist Saul Eslake sheds light on the controversial Darwin ship lift, which could see Territory taxpayers footing a $1 billion bill with no direct benefits to the NT Government from the project, adding that a thorough cost-benefit analysis should have been done
Acting Commander Kirsten Engels says two youths have now been arrested over a car theft that saw a man threatened with a knife at a Darwin service station, adding that the Dog squad helped arrest a 36-year-old man, wanted for property offending, in Rosebery early this morning
Trevor Miller, who was seriously injured in a violent home invasion speaks out about how it has impacted his life and is calling for police to be able to stop and search people for anything that could be used as a weapon and wants parents to be held more accountable
Member for Solomon Luke Gosling says about half of the available properties in Darwin and Palmerston were under the $600,000 price cap of the Federal Government’s 5 per cent home buyer deposit scheme, with more than 1,000 Territorians already using the scheme
Retired sports Journalist, Grey Morris is launching his book tomorrow on the life and times of Mark Motlop, the first NT footballer to play 300 games, saying it is an intriguing story that he is thrilled to share with the world
NT COGSO President Ruth Mirams says it was shocked to learn parents failing to consistently send their kids to school in the NT will be referred for income management, deeming it a punitive measure, and is calling for support to address underlying issues that differ in different communities
New mum Tessa Czislowski says staff shortages and a lack of choice and continuity of care were key issues raised at a forum on maternity services held in Darwin last weekend, adding that they’ve since secured a meeting with managers at RDH and plan to meet with the nursing and midwifery union about staffing concerns
Darwin’s new Lord Mayor Peter Styles says the Council doesn’t currently have the funds to contribute to the cost of security patrols in the CBD after TPS hours were reduced and he’s promised to listen to the community through town hall meetings, adding that he will be talking to city traders next week
Labor Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says dining at restaurants and attending medical appointments were among the seven personal trips she used the government white car service for over a 12-month period adding that she has never had a driver wait for her
Deputy Corrections Commissioner Kymberley McKay says a new industries, skills and employment initiative will see prisoners undertake training and education to become ready to enter the workforce, helping employers fill critical skill gaps while also reducing prisoner numbers and recidivism
Hospitality NT CEO Cathy Simmonds says hotel operators are particularly concerned about late night security patrols being wound back in Darwin CBD and is calling on the NT Government and City of Darwin to work together and reinstate them
Alice Springs Superintendent Robert Kent says a co-responder program that sees police work with child protection and victim services to exchange information and intervene early to prevent domestic violence is being rolled out in Alice Springs and Palmerston after a successful trial
Education Minister Jo Hersey says she has sought clarification on the guidelines for NT Government vehicles, admitting she has used the white car service for personal use on one occasion after revelations the Opposition Leader has done so several times for social gatherings and medical appointments
NT Emergency Services Chief Officer Wayne Snell highlights the valuable work of volunteers in storms, rescues, emergency management and in supporting other agencies as the service marks its 50th anniversary, and he’s encouraging more Territorians to volunteer with NTES
Robyn Burridge, who has a disability impacting her mobility says she’s been using the hydrotherapy pool at Palmerston Hospital for decades but recently found out it is now only available to inpatients and outpatients due to staffing issues and is calling on the Health Minister to meet with her and review the decision
Chair of the Legal and Constitutional Affairs Committee Tanzil Ramen says the report into voluntary assisted dying is now complete recommending it be adopted in the NT and pointed to an 18-month implementation period after laws are passed
The Week That Was - 3rd October 2025
Corroboree Park Challenge event coordinator Emma Harvey says 150 competitors including 60 kids are taking part in the unique family fishing comp this weekend, which takes place across the Mary River system, with plenty of activities planned like scavenger hunts and bucket casting
Superstar of STEM and molecular biosecurity scientist, Dr Sonu Yadav says she is delivering workshops at remote NT, WA and QLD schools to get students excited about molecular science, DNA, and invasive pest
Transport Workers Union NT Branch Secretary Sam McIntosh says bus drivers are ramping up industrial action from today, wearing high-vis vests with slogans amid ongoing enterprise agreement negotiations, with assaults, verbal abuse, penalty rates the key concerns of workers, adding that they haven’t ruled out strike action
AFL NT Chair Sean Bowden says the Tiwi Bombers will take on the Nightcliff Tigers tonight, kicking off the start of the NTFL season, with Southern Districts and St Mary’s women’s sides play on Friday before a men’s grand final rematch
The inaugural Territory Procurement Champion Tom Harris says he’s keen to engage with businesses to increase local procurement and make it easier for them to work with the NT Government
Property Council of Australia's NT Executive Director Ruth Palmer says the property price cap of $600,000 for Darwin under the 5 per cent home deposit scheme needs to be increased after significant growth, adding that a lot a of homes are being snatched up before being listed and building would be a real challenge
Cotality Research Director Tim Lawless say house prices in Darwin have increased 6 per cent the last quarter equating to an increase of about $31,000 and will continue to trend upwards due to the Federal Government’s 5 per cent home buyer deposit scheme
Chow owner Jason Hanna says the Darwin’s International Laksa Festival is a good tourism drawcard and he explains some of the exciting offerings at his venues, with three-time Golden Bowl winner Chow being inducted into the hall of fame this year
Airport Development Group’s Executive General Manager of Operations Rob Porter says it’s been a busy April to August with an increase of 9 per cent in passenger numbers adding that there has been strong demand for the new international flights, also shedding light on why landing fees in Darwin are among the most expensive
NT Major Events Company Executive Director Aimee Luxton says there are 11 chances to win a Million Dollar Fish this season, with extra cash up for grabs as part of a new twist on the competition
Acting Commander Kirsten Engels says police have now arrested five youths and one adult over an attempted car theft in Coolalinga and provides an update on the death of a 52-year-old woman at Casuarina Coastal Reserve which is now being treated as suspicious
Deputy Chief Minister and Corrections Minister Gerard Maley is encouraging Territorians to contact their local member regarding community custodial concerns, adding that it could be a police or court matter after a Howard Springs resident spoke out about someone in their street, making verbal threats while armed with a knife
Bliss Home Loans Janine Ashmore says she has written to the Federal Government raising concerns about the $600,000 cap on home prices in Darwin under the 5 per cent home buyer deposit scheme as it doesn’t accurately reflect the market and wouldn’t be enough for someone to build
Go Gentle Australia’s founding director Andrew Denton says there was a large turnout at a forum on voluntary assisted dying laws in Darwin last night, with many unhappy about how long it is taking for a bill to go before NT parliament
AFL Masters President Dean Wallington says there are 2,500 players and supporters in Darwin from across the country for the four-day Masters Carnival, with the comp for people aged 35 to 82 generating a big tourism boost for the Territory
CDU Pro Vice-Chancellor Faculty of Health, Professor Dominic Upton provides an update on its $30 million Centre for Better Health saying it boasts simulated training rooms, with some students already using new facility, which is expected to be fully operational next year
New mum Tessa Czislowski says a community forum is being held in Darwin on Saturday, bringing together women, families and health workers in a bid to guide improvements to maternity services in the NT
NT Health’s Public Health Physician Dr Ashish Yadav says the NT has recorded 4,000 flu cases and 12 deaths so far this year, an increase of 20 per cent on last year and he is reminding people to stay home if they are unwell and get vaccinated
NT Fire and Rescue Service Senior Station Officer Keith Hutton says crews and volunteers workers all night to secure properties in Tennant Creek from a large bushfire that broke out on Peko Road yesterday afternoon which comes after multiple fires on the weekend including kids lighting fires on the footy oval
Headspace Darwin Acting Clinical Operations Manager Jessica Chiswell and Clinical Psychologist Tiegan Holtham say they have two dedicated eating disorder clinicians available to support young people in Darwin after concerns were raised by a local family struggling to access assistance
CPSU Regional Secretary David Villegas says the NT Public Service isn’t competitive with other jurisdictions and important redundancy protections are being scrapped in the latest offer, which is going to the Fair Work Commission after it was voted down in a ballot
Kara Joyce speaks out about what her brother Shaun went through as a contractor working on the NT Health Acacia IT project before his sudden death and hopes there will be urgent change to address a terrible workplace culture
Remembering Cyclone Tracy Chair Richard Creswick says the committee will do its final duty today, handing over its frangipani memorial at East Point to the new Lord Mayor and then the committee will be dissolved after three years of work
The Week That Was - 26th September 2025
Alex ‘Wookie” from Spectacular Jumping Crocodile Cruise says the crew spotted young croc Jiminy struggling with cable ties around his mouth during a tour on Monday and sprung into action to remove the restrictions, also alerting NT Parks of the deliberate act that could have caused his death
Darwin dancer Monique Dries and mother Rebecca Davis are speaking out after waiting six hours for an ambulance on Saturday night after Monique dislocated her knee during a competition, saying more funding is needed to address the pressures on St Johns and NT Health
Minister for Public Employment Jo Hersey says the government’s public service pay offer was generous after a wage freeze under Labor adding that she is meeting with the Fair Work Commission today and flagged that the outcome could be less than the 12.55 per cent pay rise in the offer that was voted down
NT Chief Health Officer Dr Paul Burgess says paracetamol is very safe to use during pregnancy for fever and pain relief, adding that there is no evidence it causes autism following suggestions of a causation by President Donald Trump
Art critic and former head of Australian art at the National Gallery of Australia, John McDonald says it’s a nonsense idea to turn the State Square Art Gallery in Darwin CBD into something else, destroying a potential tourist asset with EOIs open for alternative uses and the government considering splitting the lease
Health Services Union NT Branch Secretary Billy Elrick says allied health workers have rejected the government’s pay offer of a 3 per cent increase claiming they are among the lowest paid in the country and are taking industrial action with rallies held across the NT yesterday
St Johns, Director of Ambulance Services Andrew Thomas sheds light on why a Darwin dancer had to wait more than six hours for an ambulance on Saturday night after dislocating her knee, saying there were 18 priority one cases and seven urgent callouts during that period
Human Quotient Group Director and Co-Founder Claire Harris says a new program is being launched in Darwin and Katherine to support spouses of current and former ADF members to boost wellbeing and unlock career opportunities
NT Department of Tourism CEO Suzana Bishop says Tourism NT and NT Major Event Company are being merged into one entity to streamline operations and more strategically attract visitors to the NT, with permanent staff to be retained or redeployed across government
Darwin Commander David Moore says a brief of evidence has been handed to the DPP to determine whether charges should be laid against any NT police officer over the death of a 24-year-old man at a Coles supermarket in Alice Springs in May
United Workers Union NT Secretary Erina Early fears frontline workers are at risk of serious injuries from OC spray and wants the protection measures strengthened or for the trial to be scrapped after a teenager sprayed security guards in Darwin
Member for Gowja Chansey Paech is calling on Attorney-General Marie-Clare Boothby to resign or for the NT Government to take action after she failed to publicly declare a conflict of interest relating to a driver sentenced over a fatal hit and run
Catholic Care NT Violence Prevention Manager Narelle Gosstray says 20 Territory organisations have created domestic violence action plans, 30 days into its new campaign called the Stand, which aims to get businesses and community groups to say NO MORE to violence
The Week That Was - 5th September 2025
Power and Water’s Executive General Manager of Power Services Belinda Small says there was an issue at the Channel Island switchyard this morning, which saw 44,000 customers in Darwin, Palmerston and Katherine lose power, with crews working to restore most people by 9.30am
Haileybury Rendall Students Mahu Hatch, Elissa Unwin, Amelia Wurst and Aaliyah Thomas tell Katie Woolf they’ve been busy rehearsing for their production called The Addams Family- A New Musical, ahead of their performances at the AANT Centre next week, and share a taste of what’s in store for the audience
Assistant Minister for People, Sport and Culture Laurio Zio says 33 participants in NT Youth Parliament will put forward bills and petitions that they’ve created in Parliament House later this month, with youth homelessness, scrutiny, wellbeing in schools and the age of criminal responsibility on the agenda
Road Trains of Australia’s NT Manger Nick Vereker says rocks being thrown at trucks and livestock is happening all too often and he’s calling for urgent action before there are devastating consequences, adding that some key freight routes in the NT are atrocious and the Minister responsible should go and inspect them
Local Vet owner of Australian Pet Nutrition and the Animal Wellness Hub Dr Roz Barker has welcomed the NT’s animal welfare reforms, saying she advocated for tougher penalties for animal cruelty and changes to restraining dogs in vehicles but would like to see animals not referred to as property in the legislation
Minister for Logistics and Infrastructure Bill Yan provides an update on a major power outage impacting, Darwin, Palmerston and Katherine, and says police are working with the circuit breaker team and other local agencies in Katherine to engage with youths after 11 incidents of rocks being thrown at vehicles including trucks
NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly says complaints about how to vote and other campaign material have been referred to NT Police to investigate as the NTEC does not have the powers to do so, adding that final results from the local government elections will be published tomorrow evening
Vicki Bridge, who has become the first Northern Territory woman to race in 7-world major marathons after recently completing the Sydney marathon despite nursing a calf injury tells Katie Woolf it’s been a quiet goal for about 9 years, with her sights now set on Cape Town
Stroke advocate Richard Crookes raises concerns about the Corella Ward at Darwin Private Hospital, where he recovered after his stroke, describing it as a “ghost-town” now and says he’s aiming to walk 30kms this month and raise $10,000 for the cause
Northern Territory Major Events Company Executive Director Aimee Luxton says almost 7,000 people have registered since Monday for Season 11 of the Million Dollar Fish competition, which begins in October, with 11 barramundi carrying million dollar tags
NT Transport Association Executive Officer Louise Bilato says she’s extremely concerned about rocks being thrown at truck drivers in Katherine and wants serious action to be taken to keep drivers safe, also highlighting the terrible state of NT Highways, with roads between Berry Springs and Katherine their top priority to get fixed
Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley says 429 people have purchased 724 canisters of OC spray since Monday, with 8 people deemed not eligible to have it due to their criminal history, adding that officers are still working to track 2 of them down
Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says a new tourism campaign has been launched to attract visitors to the NT during the low and shoulder season, adding that the closure of the Museum of Central Australia is a big loss, but the town is buzzing with the Red CentreNats on this weekend
Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says Labor will be keeping an eye on misuse of OC spray with the trial underway and labelled suggestions by Chansey Paech that CLP members should be sprayed as “cheeky”, adding that police do it in their training
17-year-old Briseis Brittain, joins Katie Woolf in the studio with mum Marcey and Athletics NT Executive Officer Leanne Chin after being selected to represent Australia at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi, sharing her excitement ahead of her international debut in the 200m and 400m events
UniSA’s Associate Professor Lesley-Anne Ey says there’s been a bit of an overreaction about social media companies collecting personal information ahead of the ban for under 16-year-olds, which she supports to protect kids from exploitation
NT Fire and Rescue Service Watch Commander Luigi Cucchiaro says crews battled a large fire in Humpty Doo for a large part of yesterday, with a fire ban extended in the Darwin and Adelaide River forecast areas for a third day in a row due to dry and windy conditions and large fuel loads
Cotality Australia’s research director, Tim Lawless says there’s not a lot of choice for people wanting to buy a house in Darwin, with low levels of stock, prices rising about 1 per cent each month and strong investment demand, deeming it as a sellers' market at the moment
Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro says about 255 people, mostly older Territorians, purchased OC spray on day one of a 12 month trial, with four people deemed ineligible and police issuing one notice to appear, suggesting the safeguards are working
Environment Centre NT Executive Director Kirsty Howey says a huge methane gas leak at Santos’ Darwin LNG facility could cause an explosion, be harmful to humans and the environment and she’s calling for the company to fix the leak and for the Federal Government to investigate why it’s been covered up
Territory Childcare Group Director Sarah Lloyd welcomes a string of Federal reforms being rolled out in childcare centres, including a ban on personal devices and vaping and 24-hour mandatory reporting after a spate of alleged assaults on kids in care across the country
Fishing and Outdoor World owner Ronald Voukolos says there’s been a steady flow of people keen to get OC spray today as the trial begins, and explains what’s involved in buying it and what criteria people need to meet
Indigenous justice advocate, Thomas Mayo says the OC spray trial is an “ignorant approach” by the NT Government as it ignores experts, people vulnerable to violence and makes Territorians less safe
ABC News Journalist Olivana Louthouris says it took the jury about six hours to find Croc Wrangler Matt Wright guilty on two charges in his Supreme Court trial last week, and sheds light on statements from Chris ‘Willow’ Wilson’s widow, Mr Wright himself and the family of injured pilot Sebastian Robinson outside of court after the verdict
Salties Wheelchair Basketball coach Tracy York and NT player Tom O’Neill-Thorne says the team is looking to defend its title in the national finals in Sydney and are feeling good ahead of their first game tonight
Real Estate Central, Agent Danial Harris has welcomed the Federal Government’s first home buyer deposit scheme but is calling for the price cap in the NT to be lifted after periods of significant growth, saying there aren’t many homes under $600,000