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'Booming' gold mining, gas fracking key in plan to reverse NT's $11b debt (opens the original)
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Two years after being elected on a promise to rebuild the Northern Territory's economy, Treasurer Bill Yan says the Country Liberal Party (CLP) government has begun to turn the tide on debt and increase industry investment. Mr Yan says the NT's fiscal position has been strengthened by progress on major resources projects and the government's housing grants program. An independent economist says the increased mining activity is largely due to factors outside of government control, though the CLP
Pilot's family mourn 'great loss' as police continue search for plane wreckage (opens the original)
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Northern Territory police are still searching for Tasmanian pilot Bob Bramley, who went missing on Tuesday after his aircraft crashed in waters near Groote Eyelandt in the Gulf of Carpentaria. Search and rescue crews have located "aircraft debris" but the remote location and poor weather conditions have hampered the search effort. Police divers will conduct searches of the sea floor on Thursday while local rangers and helicopters assist on land and from the air. A pilot believed to have died whe
Luke Gosling charged with breach of bail just weeks after alleged assaults (opens the original)
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Federal Labor MP Luke Gosling has been charged with breach of bail, with NT Police alleging the breach happened on August 14. After two alleged assaults on NT Administrator David Connolly, Mr Gosling's bail included conditions such as not coming within 50 metres of Government House. The offices for both Prime Minister Anthony Albanese and Mr Gosling have been contacted for comment. Federal politician Luke Gosling has been charged with breaching his bail conditions, less than a month after he was
Darwin Woolworths blasts jingle outside store to stop 'loitering' (opens the original)
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Woolworths has installed outdoor speakers at its Darwin city store to play the supermarket's Fresh Food People jingle on repeat in a bid to deter loitering. The store, located next to a major bus stop, has reportedly experienced several incidents of violent or aggressive behaviour toward staff and customers. An expert has said while people have a right to feel safe, the tactic could have unintended consequences. Woolworths is blasting its Fresh Food People jingle at its Darwin city store in the
Crimes with 'biggest human toll' increasing amid record court wait times (opens the original)
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The most serious crimes in the Northern Territory are taking longer than ever to progress through the court system, the latest government data has revealed. The average time for a case to finalise by trial has now reached 476 days, with defendants denied bail spending well over a year behind bars before learning their fate. Legal advocates and victims of crime say there needs to be more investment in the justice system to prevent lengthy delays. Courts dealing with the most serious crimes in the
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