Business Council boss: ‘It’s time to come together’
As the world transitions to a cleaner, green future we need to remember we’re all in this together, says Business Council of Australia CEO Jennifer Westacott.
Opinion
Lego is right to make its toys free of gender bias
At our house, our daughter may eventually pivot to princesses but for now she is perfectly happy playing with trucks, says Edwina Bartholomew.
Vax mandate a good step toward returning to normal
The ambitious plans to get almost all of the Territory vaccinated will help our lives return to normal after almost two years of turmoil, writes THE EDITOR.
Shortages need addressing to help struggling hospo industry
Labour shortages are nothing new in the Territory, but both government and industry need to take action to solve the crisis before the next Dry.
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Students take review’s brunt
A NEW report into Batchelor Institute contains a long list of serious issues but one thing that is not covered by the financial review is the impact this instability and mismanagement is having on students
Museum plan never washed
REVELATIONS the deeply unpopular plan to construct a $50 million museum at Myilly Point could be scrapped will be welcomed by many who felt the money could be better spent elsewhere
Sold up the floody creek
THE situation is a tragedy, particularly for those who bought these homes. But things could have been far worse. MATT CUNNINGHAM writes
Marcus brings out our best
AMID the chaos of the past six days, the Territory spirit has shone through adversity
Time to ditch problem trees
CYCLONE Tracy came knocking on Christmas Eve 1974, and by the time it said goodbye the next day it had levelled 80 per cent of Darwin
Fracking fear filtered away
THERE appears to be a change in the opposition to hydraulic fracturing if the polling released by APPEA is to be believed
Cyclone Marcus’ warning to new Territorians
FOR ‘blow-ins” like me, the carnage inflicted from Marcus gives me a renewed appreciation of just how bad Cyclone Tracy must have been, writes Ken McGregor
Why didn’t you call, PM?
IT is incredibly disappointing that the Prime Minister of Australia has not bothered to ring Chief Minister Michael Gunner and check on how Darwin is travelling in the wake of Cyclone Marcus
Turnbull should turn his eye to Darwin
WE’RE fine Prime Minister … thanks for asking. If only Malcolm Turnbull would call then we would all feel a little more loved, Ashley Manicaros argues
True Territory spirit on show
THE community spirit which has been on display since Cyclone Marcus visited the Top End should be applauded
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