A series of political forums will give the public a chance to see the people who want to lead the Territory in action, less than two months out from the election.


A series of political forums will give the public a chance to see the people who want to lead the Territory in action, less than two months out from the election.

The Room to Breathe program has been so poorly administered that the government cannot properly “assess whether its objectives are being achieved economically, efficiently and effectively”, the Auditor General has found.

Reforms to an archaic law in the Northern Territory that prohibited sexual assault victims from telling their stories publicly fall short of the national standard, the leader of the #LetHerSpeak campaign says.

The Federation Party Northern Territory has named three candidates in Central Australia to run at the Territory election on August 22, with the stated aim of making the red centre “the centre of government focus again”.

Chief Minister Michael Gunner has added to confusion around a mysterious agreement he signed in Shenzhen, China last October, telling Parliament on Thursday that it was a “sister cities relationship”.

Retiring independent MLA Gerry Wood has been rebuked by the Gunner Government for describing prostitution as a “sleazy business” during Question Time in Parliament.

Terry Mills’ pledge to ban fracking if Territory Alliance win the August election is a “staggering backflip” critics say, and a populist political play that will drive away much-needed private investment in the Territory.

Speaker Kezia Purick was working with at least one other unnamed Member of Parliament on her plot to thwart a third political party from entering the NT political landscape, the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption’s report into her conduct shows.

Territory Alliance will ban fracking in the NT if elected, party leader Terry Mills announced in Parliament Tuesday morning in a shock campaign pledge.

UPDATED: Speaker Kezia Purick has resigned as Speaker of the Northern Territory in Parliament this morning following findings from the Independent Commissioner Against Corruption that she engaged in “corrupt conduct”.

Territory Alliance leader Terry Mills says Chief Minister Michael Gunner needs to explain why he protected the Speaker after her office admitted to interfering in the establishment of a political party in 2018.

Speaker Kezia Purick has been asked to resign from her position in NT Parliament following an Independent Commissioner Against Corruption report that found she engaged in “corrupt conduct” by misleading investigators under oath and engaging in undemocratic behaviour.