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Darwin childcare centre guilty of supervision breach before child's death (opens the original)
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The Humpty Doo Community & Child Care Centre has pleaded guilty to inadequately supervising children and inadequately protecting children from harm and hazards following the 2023 death of 22-month-old Ebony Thompson. Casandra Harris, who was the nominated supervisor for Ebony's class that day, but was not rostered to work or present at the time, also pleaded guilty to inadequately protecting children from harm. Charges against childcare worker Gurmeet Kaur have been dropped while the centre's di
Sailor, 75, on his last legs and last beer when help arrived (opens the original)
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After a freak wave off the coast of Timor-Leste in July destroyed Digby Campbell's navigational equipment and much of his rations, what was supposed to be a six-day voyage to Darwin turned into a weeks-long ordeal. The 75-year-old veteran sailor was found drifting in Darwin Harbour last month, sunburnt, dehydrated and disoriented aboard his trimaran the Singapore Sling, more than a month after he departed Dili in early July. Maritime officer Chris Chridland was one of the three men who spotted t
Mother's search for help before son's suicide sparks call for change (opens the original)
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Speakers at a suicide prevention forum in Darwin have issued a challenge to Northern Territory health professionals and community members to better listen to those at risk of suicide. Speakers at the forum included a Darwin mother who lost her 16-year-old son to suicide last year after "constantly having the door shut" in her search for help. The calls come amid structural issues within the mental health system in the NT, which has Australia's highest rate of suicide and acute mental illness. Wa
Influential NT cultural and religious leader dies aged 91 (opens the original)
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A pioneer within the Anglican church has been remembered by her family as a “strong cultural woman”, after she passed away this week in the Northern Territory. Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander readers are advised that this article contains the names and images of an Indigenous person who has died, used with the permission of her family. Reverend Y. Nunggumajbarr died on Monday at Gove District Hospital in the Northern Territory's north-east Arnhem Land after a cancer diagnosis. Reverend Y.
Hundreds miss out on stolen wages class action while lawyers cash in (opens the original)
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Residents and organisations in north-east Arnhem Land say the firms involved in a historical wage theft class action failed to adequately seek out claimants in the region. The $202 million class action, brought by a former station worker on behalf of thousands of Northern Territory Aboriginal workers, was litigated by private law firm Shine Lawyers and administrated by consulting giant Deloitte. The confusion surrounding the compensation payments has prompted calls for the Commonwealth to set up
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