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‘Disrespectful and frankly, unacceptable’: Former firies seek overtime back pay in line with current firies

‘Disrespectful and frankly, unacceptable’: Former firies seek overtime back pay in line with current firies

Retired and other former NT firefighters say they are missing out on decades-worth of back-paid overtime because the government is imposing a six-year statute of limitations on payouts, following a Fair Work Commission ruling in their favour last year, a limitation the former firefighters say is not being imposed on still-serving firefighters and other NT public servants. But the government says its actions are compliant with the FWC decision.

Peppimenarti legal action against government over policing continues

Peppimenarti legal action against government over policing continues

A group of Peppimenarti residents are continuing their legal action against the Northern Territory government for alleged breaches of the Racial Discrimination Act by failing to provide policing in their community comparable to the level provided to non-Indigenous NT residents, and the group’s lawyer said the decision not to build a police station in the community was “compounding the error”.

Calls for Chief Minister to resign after criticising previous govt for failing to disclose interests

Calls for Chief Minister to resign after criticising previous govt for failing to disclose interests

Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro must explain why she breached the Disclosure of Interests Act by keeping her husband Sam Burke’s directorship in a company connected to the Darwin Waterfront secret for two years – while she was criticising the previous Labor government for its failures to properly disclose – and simply resign, the Opposition says.

Chief Minister kept husband’s directorship of company linked to Waterfront secret for two years

Chief Minister kept husband’s directorship of company linked to Waterfront secret for two years

EXCLUSIVE: Chief Minister Lia Finocchiaro breached the Disclosure of Interests Act by not divulging for two years that her husband Sam Burke was a director of a company that received annual payments from the Darwin Waterfront Corporation and which held a conference at the Waterfront earlier this year with the assistance of an undisclosed amount of taxpayer funds, the NT Independent can reveal.

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