The Week That Was – 3rd May 2024 – 360 with Katie Woolf – Podcast

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Palmerston Crocs President Jacob Brant hopes there’s urgent action to fix the Moulden oval which was badly burnt on Territory Day with the irrigation system also out of action
5 Jul· 360 with Katie Woolf
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GleNTi organizer Elena Gomatos says 40,000 people are expected to attend the Greek Festival this weekend and can expect loads of traditional food, dance groups smashing plates and activities for kids
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Rural advocate Gerry Wood has written to three Minister with concerns about burn offs around the old Inpex Village, saying contractors are now being used instead of rural fire volunteers, also costing taxpayers money
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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YWCA Regional Manager NT Rachael Uebergang is calling for more safe and secure housing, a boost to crisis support services for domestic violence victims as well as early intervention and needs based funding in the wake of an alleged murder
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Brother to Another’s Jye Cardona and Andrew Lockyer say the programs they’re delivering with disengaged youth and their families are having a positive impact and are encouraging the government to work with them
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Fin and Tonic Owner Kerry Brown says he only opened the business 4 weeks ago and had two youths break-in, steal alcohol and cause damage on the weekend
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro promises to introduce minimum mandatory sentencing for serious violent offences including domestic violence if it wins the election, after a woman was allegedly murdered by a man know to her in Coconut Grove
4 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman is urging the Federal Government to make the NT exempt from a cap on international students, with land announced today for student accommodation near the city campus
3 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Master Builders NT Chief Executive Ben Carter says the Territory is on track for the worst year on record for home building and is calling for urgent government grants to entice people to build new homes
3 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Chief Minister Eva Lawler has suggested a youth curfew for Darwin’s northern suburbs after 10 youths allegedly broke into a shopping centre and fast food outlet
3 Jun· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Screen Territory Director Jennie Hughes says filming is underway in Darwin on a sequel to Top End Wedding called Top End Bub, with Miranda Tapsell leading the cast and Rob Collins, Libby Collins and Shari Sebbens also working on the series
31 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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The Week That Was – 31st May 2024
31 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Cruise for the Cause organiser Dan Leather says he’s expecting a huge turn out for the car and motorbike event this Sunday, which raises funds for prostate cancer
30 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Head of AFL NT Sam Gibson says AFLW will return to Darwin for the first time in 5 years with the women’s Dreamtime match between Essendon Bombers and Richmond Tigers happening on October 26 during the Indigenous Round
30 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Darwin Waterfront Corporation Deputy CEO Sam Burke and CEL Australia Executive Director Jonathan Lee shed more light on plans for a Darwin Convention Centre Hotel
3 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa is calling for an investigation into Tangentyere Council after revelations it received $30 million in government grants and hasn’t done an annual report since 2018
3 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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The Week That Was – 3rd May 2024
3 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Member for Goyder Kezia Purick has taken aim at City of Palmerston over claims it wasn’t keen to provide services to the Holtze area before the Council backflipped on that, deeming it as a grab for rates money
2 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Big Rivers Regional Executive Director Angela Brannelly says therapy dog Daisee, a non-allergenic poodle is doing the rounds at Katherine Hospital, comforting patients and helping to reduce their anxiety
2 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Rural advocate Gerry Wood welcomes plans for a new aged care facility but says it needs to be in the bush and close to Darwin and Palmerston hospitals
2 May· 360 with Katie Woolf
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Episodes

Palmerston Crocs President Jacob Brant hopes there’s urgent action to fix the Moulden oval which was badly burnt on Territory Day with the irrigation system also out of action

GleNTi organizer Elena Gomatos says 40,000 people are expected to attend the Greek Festival this weekend and can expect loads of traditional food, dance groups smashing plates and activities for kids

Rural advocate Gerry Wood has written to three Minister with concerns about burn offs around the old Inpex Village, saying contractors are now being used instead of rural fire volunteers, also costing taxpayers money

YWCA Regional Manager NT Rachael Uebergang is calling for more safe and secure housing, a boost to crisis support services for domestic violence victims as well as early intervention and needs based funding in the wake of an alleged murder

Brother to Another’s Jye Cardona and Andrew Lockyer say the programs they’re delivering with disengaged youth and their families are having a positive impact and are encouraging the government to work with them

Fin and Tonic Owner Kerry Brown says he only opened the business 4 weeks ago and had two youths break-in, steal alcohol and cause damage on the weekend

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro promises to introduce minimum mandatory sentencing for serious violent offences including domestic violence if it wins the election, after a woman was allegedly murdered by a man know to her in Coconut Grove

CDU Vice-Chancellor Professor Scott Bowman is urging the Federal Government to make the NT exempt from a cap on international students, with land announced today for student accommodation near the city campus

Master Builders NT Chief Executive Ben Carter says the Territory is on track for the worst year on record for home building and is calling for urgent government grants to entice people to build new homes

Chief Minister Eva Lawler has suggested a youth curfew for Darwin’s northern suburbs after 10 youths allegedly broke into a shopping centre and fast food outlet

Screen Territory Director Jennie Hughes says filming is underway in Darwin on a sequel to Top End Wedding called Top End Bub, with Miranda Tapsell leading the cast and Rob Collins, Libby Collins and Shari Sebbens also working on the series

The Week That Was – 31st May 2024

Cruise for the Cause organiser Dan Leather says he’s expecting a huge turn out for the car and motorbike event this Sunday, which raises funds for prostate cancer

Head of AFL NT Sam Gibson says AFLW will return to Darwin for the first time in 5 years with the women’s Dreamtime match between Essendon Bombers and Richmond Tigers happening on October 26 during the Indigenous Round

Darwin Waterfront Corporation Deputy CEO Sam Burke and CEL Australia Executive Director Jonathan Lee shed more light on plans for a Darwin Convention Centre Hotel

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa is calling for an investigation into Tangentyere Council after revelations it received $30 million in government grants and hasn’t done an annual report since 2018

The Week That Was – 3rd May 2024

Member for Goyder Kezia Purick has taken aim at City of Palmerston over claims it wasn’t keen to provide services to the Holtze area before the Council backflipped on that, deeming it as a grab for rates money

Big Rivers Regional Executive Director Angela Brannelly says therapy dog Daisee, a non-allergenic poodle is doing the rounds at Katherine Hospital, comforting patients and helping to reduce their anxiety

Rural advocate Gerry Wood welcomes plans for a new aged care facility but says it needs to be in the bush and close to Darwin and Palmerston hospitals