NT Police are “working around the clock” to help locate a woman and her five-year-old daughter who vanished on Sunday after last being seen in the Berrimah area.
Labor’s Fannie Bay candidate and fifth floor staffer Brent Potter’s business connections revealed
EXCLUSIVE: Labor’s Fannie Bay candidate Brent Potter previously worked for the CEO of an aerospace company he was involved in securing $10 million of taxpayer money for, his deactivated LinkedIn page shows, and charged taxpayers to travel internationally to secure contracts for the company, the NT Independent can reveal.
CDU signs deal with Western Sydney University to develop medical course
Charles Darwin University, Western Sydney University and the Menzies School of Health Research have signed a memorandum of understanding to start the new CDU Menzies School of Medicine, the institutions have said.
IT jobs in the NT surge 8.7 per cent: Deloitte report
Jobs in the Territory’s Information Technology sector surged by 8.7 per cent this year, according to a new economic report.
Fyles Government must explain $70m unpaid remote rent write-off: CLP
The Fyles Government secretly wrote-off $70 million in back rent it was owed from public housing rentals in remote communities, in a decision the Opposition says needs to be explained and the consequences understood for other public housing tenants across the NT.
New report warns of cotton industry’s potential impact on rivers
The Territory government should bar large-scale floodwater extraction and prohibit new water licences in the Roper River and Daly River catchments, cautions a report commissioner by an alliance of groups calling themselves the Territory Rivers: Keep ‘em Flowing.
Four-year-old’s fall into septic tank prompts NT Work Safe warning
A small child falling into a septic tank last week, the second child to do so in the Territory in last eight months, has prompted NT Work Safe to remind businesses they need to abide by legislation and to secure septic tank lids.
$13m ‘workforce boost package’ to bolster employment, businesses: NT Govt
New measures are being put in place by the Fyles Government to bolster job creation and enhance business processes through a $12.8 million “workforce boost package” under the Global Workforce Attraction Campaign.
Labor candidate’s LinkedIn profile deactivated hours before nomination made official, raising suspicions
The removal of Labor candidate Brett Potter’s LinkedIn profile from public view just hours before he was officially selected by the Chief Minister to run in Fannie Bay was most likely done to hide his past, says a political expert.
Police officer to face court over alleged assault
A police officer will face court over an alleged assault, NT Police have said.
CLP calls for Fyles Government to back fuel price inquiry
The lingering high cost of fuel in the Territory has prompted Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro to call on Chief Minister Natasha Fyles to order a formal inquiry into why Territorians are paying 40 cents more per litre for fuel than other capital cities.
Territory to celebrate Barunga Festival this weekend
Thousands from across the Territory will be attending this year’s Barunga Festival which will be held from August 12 to 14 at the remote community in the Arnhem region.