WARNINGS from the business community about the NT’s spiralling economy have gone unheeded for two years and it’s the last chance for the Gunner Government to finally start taking action, says the NT Chamber of Commerce
DARWIN foodies are devastated as a combo of popular takeaway hot spots have been forced to close along with a raft of other businesses
AFTER their sudden closure before Christmas, the future of Palmerston’s CMAX cinema remains in the dark
BUSINESSES hoping to lure more skilled overseas workers to the NT are concerned the Territory’s latest migration agreement with the Federal Government will continue to be bogged down by the bureaucracy
TERRITORY Chief Minister Michael Gunner claims he was left with no choice but to sack three ministers after they deliberately tried to undermine him this week
THERE is no ‘budget crisis’ according to Northern Territory Treasurer Nicole Manison
THE Territory’s economic crisis has no chance of being resolved unless the Gunner Government bites the bullet and cuts back the ‘ballooning’ public service sector, according to a leading NT political economist
HALF empty flights between China and Darwin have raised questions about the effectiveness of the NT Government’s deal with Donghai Airlines as its flights take to the skies well under capacity
WITH the closure of the CBD cinema complex imminent, there will soon be nothing left to show of this once-bustling Darwin city precinct except for empty buildings, dusty dirt vacant blocks and a depressing, gaping hole in the ground
WITH a surge of first home buyers coming into the market, housing prices in Darwin are forecast to increase by 6 per cent over the next three years
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