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'No-one told us anything': NT community without services months after floods (opens the original)
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At the end of a dust-laden road on the banks of the Daly River, the remote Indigenous community of Nauiyu bears the scars of disaster. The entrance road is marred by large potholes eating into speed bumps, while mounds of silt line the outskirts of town. It has been three months since residents of Nauiyu, also known as Daly River, returned home after back-to-back record floods in February and March forced them to evacuate. Outside his house at the end of town, life-long Nauiyu resident James Par
Voluntary assisted dying legal nationwide after laws pass NT parliament (opens the original)
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The Northern Territory Parliament has passed voluntary assisted dying (VAD) legislation in a conscience vote this evening. The bill's passage brings the NT into line with the rest of Australia, meaning VAD is now legal throughout the country. Almost all of the NT's parliamentarians were in favour of legalising VAD, though some introduced amendments to the bill that were ultimately rejected. The Northern Territory Parliament has passed a bill legalising voluntary assisted dying (VAD) in the NT, w
NT government pursues Fair Work action over firefighters, corrections dispute (opens the original)
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The NT government has made two applications to the Fair Work Commission after a year of negotiations with the union representing firefighters and corrections officers. Industrial relations experts say the "risky" move could force the government to abandon its policy of 3 per cent annual wage rises for the public sector. The United Workers Union has challenged the applications and accused the NT government of being fiscally irresponsible. After more than a year of bargaining with the union repres
CLP fielding slew of amendments to VAD bill from its own backbenchers (opens the original)
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Several CLP backbenchers have proposed amendments to their party's voluntary assisted dying bill, days out from a conscience vote. Two members have proposed removing a gag clause for health workers and the requirement for a 12-month prognosis period. The bill to legalise voluntary assisted dying will be debated in NT parliament next week. The Northern Territory government is fielding a landslide of amendments to its Rights of the Terminally Ill bill from its own backbenchers, days out from a his
Experts recruit NT twitchers to help stop spread of 'inevitable' bird flu (opens the original)
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Authorities say it is only a matter of time before the latest strain of bird flu arrives in the Northern Territory, but conservationists and wildlife experts say vaccination of native species is not an option. Instead, the NT government is looking to enlist the support of the territory's network of birdwatchers and conservationists to help slow the disease's spread. Chief Veterinary Officer Sue Fitzpatrick is calling on bird owners to protect their flocks and report any symptoms. Veterinary auth
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