Today’s national news includes Australia’s central bank warning of inflation risks, Australia’s Inflation picks up to 6.8 per cent in April, South Korea and Australia stepping up defence collaboration, and McDonald’s Australia bringing back McFeast burger for a limited time.
A 32-year-old man who allegedly assaulted three homeless people in Katherine last year had his Girraween home raided yesterday, where police found a live crocodile and an illegal firearm.
UPDATED: NT Police confirmed they are investigating the assault of a woman in Ali Curung last night after she was reportedly found in bushland with her injuries to her legs and head.
Three youths have been identified and charged after allegedly assaulting a bus driver on Sunday evening and attempting to rob him, NT Police said, while identifying two of the children as also allegedly being involved in other crimes the day before.
Paleontologists from Flinders University, using advanced 3D scans and technologies, have identified Australia’s first long-distance walkers in the form of a 250kg marsupial with “heeled hands”, from 3.5 million-year-old partial remains found in central Australia.
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A Mike Cannon-Brookes-led consortium will buy the Sun Cable renewable energy project, the company’s administrators have said.
Researchers from Sydney universities have found most wild dogs they DNA tested were dingoes, leading them to argue the term wild dog should be removed from public language and legislation, and dingo and feral dog should be used instead. They further argue humans are the greatest threat to dingos through baiting and bounty programs.
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Today’s national news includes Race Discrimination Commissioner Chin Tan has warned against creating a racially charged debate over the Indigenous Voice to Parliament, The Endeavour group eyeing Rye Hotel, and the Aussie tech workforce is seen to grow significantly. Also in the news is Primero Group securing a contract, worth $54 million for the Western Range iron ore project in Australia, and Qantas reveals new boarding processes and baggage tracking for passengers.
Veteran police officer Nathan Finn has been declared the new president of the Northern Territory Police Association amid NT Police battling critical staffing and morale issues, and the fall out from the leadership of former police commissioner Jamie Chalker.
A second Mates4Mates Veteran and Family Wellbeing Center has opened in Stuart Park to boost support services for the Northern Territory’s more than 10,000 serving members, veterans and their families.
