‘Rudderless ship’: Finocchiaro responds to Fyles resignation
The opposition leader declared it would be left to ‘the people of Nightcliff’ to judge Natasha Fyles following the Chief Minister’s resignation on Tuesday. Read more for she said.
The opposition leader declared it would be left to ‘the people of Nightcliff’ to judge Natasha Fyles following the Chief Minister’s resignation on Tuesday. Read more for she said.
Natasha Fyles will exit her role as Chief Minister of the Northern Territory on Thursday, as the Labor battle begins for her replacement.
A teletrial program will bring urban-based healthcare to remote NT communities, but the trials won’t stop travel requirements completely.
More than 2000 additional Fee-Free TAFE places will be ready for Territorians as of 2024, with key industries targeted to meet the NT’s $40bn economy goal.
The CLP has seemingly backtracked on an earlier commitment to support the chief health officer’s directives, saying Chief Minister Michael Gunner’s broad mandate is ‘draconian’.
A well-respected doctor who helped design the Palmerston Regional Hospital has been revealed as the person leading a review into the troubled facility.
New data shows more than half of all youths arrested in the first 100 days of new crime-fighting laws were already on bail, leading to calls for even tougher penalties.
The Territory’s hospitality industry is experiencing a brutal skills shortage, forcing at least one prominent venue in Darwin to close for two days a week.
As stats show four out of five Territorians have had their Covid jab, unvaccinated locals are being urged once again to get the jab with Covid-19 to inevitably to make its way to the NT.
Chronic underfunding over decades means any short-term fixes won’t spare Darwin’s major hospital from further declarations.
The Palmerston Swimming and Fitness Centre is among a number of Territory organisations which will receive federal funding, NT Senator Sam McMahon has revealed.
NT Senator Sam McMahon said she’s confident laws to give the NT independence around voluntary assisted dying will pass the Senate, despite a senior colleague rejecting any plans to legislate it.
The government will markedly increase the number of graduate nurses and midwives employed across NT Health by January 2022 in a bid to address chronic short-staffing across the system.
Indigenous Australians Minister Ken Wyatt has confirmed a new hub will be built to support Indigenous businesses, and comes during Indigenous Business Month.
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