Lucio Matarazzoon November 28, 2025 at 2:38 pmAre three former Northern Territory Politicians on the Northern Territory Remuneration Tribunal?Log in to Reply
Boofon November 28, 2025 at 6:45 pmCome on, Lucio you are familiar with payrates, a rise of $125,000 would be appropriate.Log in to Reply
Phil Walcotton November 28, 2025 at 3:34 pmThis is all another scam against the people of the Northern Territory.Where is the business case for such an increase in political salaries?In a position where we, as a Northern Territory, are in excess of 12 billion dollars in debt, where is the leadership about pruning those salaries?Clown Town continues unabated.Log in to Reply
Mark Dodgeon December 2, 2025 at 4:43 pmI am no fan of CLP, but your argument is flawed.No correlation between NT debts and salariesLog in to Reply
Slaw Dawgon November 28, 2025 at 8:02 pmHell why not make it 15%What would we care ?Hold the line LiaLog in to Reply
Are three former Northern Territory Politicians on the Northern Territory Remuneration Tribunal?
Come on, Lucio you are familiar with payrates, a rise of $125,000 would be appropriate.
This is all another scam against the people of the Northern Territory.
Where is the business case for such an increase in political salaries?
In a position where we, as a Northern Territory, are in excess of 12 billion dollars in debt, where is the leadership about pruning those salaries?
Clown Town continues unabated.
I am no fan of CLP, but your argument is flawed.
No correlation between NT debts and salaries
Hell why not make it 15%
What would we care ?
Hold the line Lia