David Wood | NT Independent
Civic and State Squares costs balloon to close to $200m from original $20m announcement

Civic and State Squares costs balloon to close to $200m from original $20m announcement

ANALYSIS: The Gunner Government has announced it will release a $145 million tender to design and build the next part of the State Square project, with federal government figures showing close to $200 million in Territory Government money could be spent in total, for what original figures estimated to be a roughly $20 million project when it was first announced in the middle of 2017.

Analysis: Public inquiry into Walker-Rolfe affair needed as ICAC office implicated too

Analysis: Public inquiry into Walker-Rolfe affair needed as ICAC office implicated too

ANALYSIS: In a respectable jurisdiction, those in positions of public trust currently under investigation for the decision to charge Constable Zach Rolfe would realise they are only caretakers of those crucial positions and stand aside while the investigation is underway. But not in the NT, as we grapple with a confusing and hopelessly compromised situation.

Chalker involved every day after Walker’s death leading up to Rolfe’s charging, documents show

Chalker involved every day after Walker’s death leading up to Rolfe’s charging, documents show

Police Commissioner Jamie Chalker and other executives gave instructions for Constable Zach Rolfe to be charged in Darwin if any charges were to proceed, police notes show, marking the fifth instance of documented evidence showing the top cop’s involvement across all four days following the Yuendumu shooting and further contradicting Mr Chalker’s claim he was not involved in the process to charge.

Booster status proof demanded of public servants on same day SA announces return of some unvaxxed workers

Booster status proof demanded of public servants on same day SA announces return of some unvaxxed workers

NT public servants had until Wednesday to prove they had received their third COVID-19 vaccination, would get it, or had an exemption, despite the chief health officer’s direction allowing until April 22 for boosters, and came on the same day as South Australia announced unvaccinated teachers, public transport workers and taxi drivers could return to work.

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