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Part III: The long road to the Rights of the Terminally Ill Bill

Part III: The long road to the Rights of the Terminally Ill Bill

After the Northern Territory’s right to legislate on euthanasia was restored, two inquiries were held, with one highlighting a shift in Indigenous communities thinking on voluntary assisted dying, moving from seeing it as the sorcerer’s needle and “kill business” to it allowing people to finish up on country, with family and at a time of one’s choosing, writes Dr Robyn Smith.

New private firm run by former top NT public servants raises ‘troubling concerns’

New private firm run by former top NT public servants raises ‘troubling concerns’

A private consultancy company started by one of the Territory’s most senior public servants has recently employed another senior bureaucrat, with both heavily involved in establishing the NT Government’s private investment attraction and gas regulation policies over the past five years, raising questions about the potential for confidential government information to be used for private gain.

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