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More CDU course failures emerge as another program under review over accreditation concerns

More CDU course failures emerge as another program under review over accreditation concerns

EXCLUSIVE: Another Charles Darwin University program has been called into question amid the recently disclosed TAFE accreditation failure, with the Bachelor of Humanitarian Aid and Development course the subject of an external review following multiple student complaints into delayed fieldwork placements, over-enrolled classes and serious staffing issues, including allegations responsible instructors were not properly qualified.

NT firies start industrial action

NT firies start industrial action

NT firefighters have commenced protected industrial action after strained negotiations with the NT Government on a new enterprise agreement, the United Workers Union said, amid claims the latest offer does not adequately address unsafe staffing levels and inadequate resourcing.

‘Confronting scene’: Fraud investigation leads to grisly discovery of dead dogs at Tennant Creek property

‘Confronting scene’: Fraud investigation leads to grisly discovery of dead dogs at Tennant Creek property

Several malnourished and dead dogs were discovered by police at a Tennant Creek property on Wednesday while attending on another matter that has led to animal cruelty charges against a 57-year-old man in a scene police described as “confronting” for officers, with the number of dead dogs on the property “incredibly concerning”.

‘Diverse and modern’: NT Cattlemen’s Association attempts to distance itself from Connolly’s remarks

‘Diverse and modern’: NT Cattlemen’s Association attempts to distance itself from Connolly’s remarks

The NT Cattlemen’s Association has been forced to publicly acknowledge it works with Indigenous people and employs women in leadership roles as part of a “diverse and modern” NT cattle industry, following comments from NT Administrator and former NTCA president David Connolly, who claimed on Monday that his racist, sexist and homophobic social media posts, that also included joking about domestic violence and date rape, were a reflection of “the pastoral world”.

AirAsia cancels two Darwin flight services

AirAsia cancels two Darwin flight services

AirAsia will discontinue its Darwin to Bali and Kuala Lumpur routes less than a year after launching due to operating below a 70 per cent load factor, making them economically unsustainable, the company has indicated, while the NT Government has pledged to review its taxpayer-funded air subsidy scheme in the wake of the cancelled routes.

Police arrest escaped prisoner in Alice Springs

Police arrest escaped prisoner in Alice Springs

UPDATED: NT Police have located 20-year-old Murphy Ward who escaped from Corrections while in the custody of private firm G4S on Monday afternoon, but police had failed to inform the public that Ward was recently charged with a series of violent crimes, including aggravated assault and choking, strangling and suffocating.

‘I was a naive cattleman’: Connolly attempts to explain social media posts in new interview

‘I was a naive cattleman’: Connolly attempts to explain social media posts in new interview

Administrator David Connolly says he was a “naive cattleman” mixed up in the high stakes world of “agri-politics” when he made controversial social media comments disparaging Aboriginal people, women and the LGBTQI community and joked about domestic violence and date rape, which he said was “pastoral world” talk, while his former employer at Tipperary Station has provided some insight into why he left the station manager role last year.

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