The Fyles Government will commence a community consultation process to develop a framework for Voluntary Assisted Dying in the NT to provide accessible and safe care, the government has announced, eight months after legislation passed Federal Parliament to permit assisted dying in the Territory.
Dementia Support Australia will launch a series of free workshops in Darwin on August 3 for aged care workers and home carers engaged with people, family members, or friends living with dementia.
A car fire in the State Square underground carpark on Friday morning led to a “large-scale response” involving 14 firefighters with nearby streets being shut down, NT Police said.
Some Northern Territory taxi fares will increase by seven per cent from Monday, the NT government has said.
Today’s national news includes the alcohol excise tax is expected to top up to more than $100 per litre, the housing market implodes on Aussie homebuilders, giant telecom company Telstra to cut 500 jobs, and airlines could ditch flights to Australia in the future.
A crime spree through Katherine East overnight resulted in multiple crime scenes with NT Police calling for witnesses after four youths with an “edged weapon” allegedly threatened different residents while breaking into multiple homes, while in another incident, a male with his face covered allegedly robbed two women at a hotel.
The CLP has accused Chief Minister Natasha Fyles of covering up a dangerous and unsafe situation for flood evacuees at the Howard Springs facility, after newly released Budget Estimates data revealed that police investigated 145 incidents at the facility, with 67 of those cases involving domestic violence.
A 44-year-old man has been arrested and charged after allegedly exposing himself in the presence of children at a restaurant in Stuart Park “while attempting to discreetly record the children on his mobile phone,” NT Police said.
Today’s national news includes TikTok may face a legal penalty in Australia, Japan to fire an advanced ship-killing missile on Australia’s shores during Exercise Talisman Sabre, Qatar Airways being denied extra capacity into Australia, and ACEN taking on Australia’s largest IP-led RE projects.
This week Dustin’s invites you to check out their 2014 Toyota Land Cruiser VDJ79R GXL Cab Chassis 5-speed manual transmission utility vehicle that comes with an 8-cylinder 4.5-litre diesel engine with an odometer reading of 197,508 km.
Today’s national news includes wind and solar are still the cheapest new build electricity generation in Australia, ACEN ties up with Australia’s Aboriginal group to develop renewable energy, Australia’s Bonza airlines makes first network cuts months after launch, and Victoria will no longer host the 2026 Commonwealth Games due to expanding costs.
A $440-million Federal Government regional network logistics hub fund that would see the construction of railway terminals and warehouses along the Darwin-Tarcoola rail line was recently given national priority status.
