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Stroke advocate Richard Crookes raises concerns about the Corella Ward at Darwin Private Hospital, where he recovered after his stroke, describing it as a “ghost-town” now and says he’s aiming to walk 30kms this month and raise $10,000 for the cause

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Northern Territory Major Events Company Executive Director Aimee Luxton says almost 7,000 people have registered since Monday for Season 11 of the Million Dollar Fish competition, which begins in October, with 11 barramundi carrying million dollar tags

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NT Transport Association Executive Officer Louise Bilato says she’s extremely concerned about rocks being thrown at truck drivers in Katherine and wants serious action to be taken to keep drivers safe, also highlighting the terrible state of NT Highways, with roads between Berry Springs and Katherine their top priority to get fixed

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Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley says 429 people have purchased 724 canisters of OC spray since Monday, with 8 people deemed not eligible to have it due to their criminal history, adding that officers are still working to track 2 of them down

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Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says a new tourism campaign has been launched to attract visitors to the NT during the low and shoulder season, adding that the closure of the Museum of Central Australia is a big loss, but the town is buzzing with the Red CentreNats on this weekend

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Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says Labor will be keeping an eye on misuse of OC spray with the trial underway and labelled suggestions by Chansey Paech that CLP members should be sprayed as “cheeky”, adding that police do it in their training

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17-year-old Briseis Brittain, joins Katie Woolf in the studio with mum Marcey and Athletics NT Executive Officer Leanne Chin after being selected to represent Australia at the 2025 World Para Athletics Championships in New Delhi, sharing her excitement ahead of her international debut in the 200m and 400m events

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UniSA’s Associate Professor Lesley-Anne Ey says there’s been a bit of an overreaction about social media companies collecting personal information ahead of the ban for under 16-year-olds, which she supports to protect kids from exploitation

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NT Fire and Rescue Service Watch Commander Luigi Cucchiaro says crews battled a large fire in Humpty Doo for a large part of yesterday, with a fire ban extended in the Darwin and Adelaide River forecast areas for a third day in a row due to dry and windy conditions and large fuel loads

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Cotality Australia’s research director, Tim Lawless says there’s not a lot of choice for people wanting to buy a house in Darwin, with low levels of stock, prices rising about 1 per cent each month and strong investment demand, deeming it as a sellers' market at the moment

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Stroke advocate Richard Crookes raises concerns about the Corella Ward at Darwin Private Hospital, where he recovered after his stroke, describing it as a “ghost-town” now and says he’s aiming to walk 30kms this month and raise $10,000 for the cause

Northern Territory Major Events Company Executive Director Aimee Luxton says almost 7,000 people have registered since Monday for Season 11 of the Million Dollar Fish competition, which begins in October, with 11 barramundi carrying million dollar tags

Assistant Commissioner Peter Malley says 429 people have purchased 724 canisters of OC spray since Monday, with 8 people deemed not eligible to have it due to their criminal history, adding that officers are still working to track 2 of them down

Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says a new tourism campaign has been launched to attract visitors to the NT during the low and shoulder season, adding that the closure of the Museum of Central Australia is a big loss, but the town is buzzing with the Red CentreNats on this weekend

Opposition Leader Selena Uibo says Labor will be keeping an eye on misuse of OC spray with the trial underway and labelled suggestions by Chansey Paech that CLP members should be sprayed as “cheeky”, adding that police do it in their training

UniSA’s Associate Professor Lesley-Anne Ey says there’s been a bit of an overreaction about social media companies collecting personal information ahead of the ban for under 16-year-olds, which she supports to protect kids from exploitation

NT Fire and Rescue Service Watch Commander Luigi Cucchiaro says crews battled a large fire in Humpty Doo for a large part of yesterday, with a fire ban extended in the Darwin and Adelaide River forecast areas for a third day in a row due to dry and windy conditions and large fuel loads

Cotality Australia’s research director, Tim Lawless says there’s not a lot of choice for people wanting to buy a house in Darwin, with low levels of stock, prices rising about 1 per cent each month and strong investment demand, deeming it as a sellers' market at the moment

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