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- Sep 15, 2026
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Minister 'very confident' private maternity care will return to Darwin (opens the original)
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Calvary Health Care's takeover of more than a dozen Australian hospitals could lead to maternity services being reinstated in the Northern Territory. The NT government says it is considering all options, including buying hospital beds if needed, but is "very confident" an agreement will be reached with Calvary. Health Minister Steve Edgington says he expects the hospital's transition to be finalised by November 30, but doctors have warned "maternity services don't just pop up overnight". Private
Coroner finds NT Police missed 'flags' before officer took his own life (opens the original)
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Constable Michael Deutrom took his own life in 2022 after suffering a severe mental health injury caused by repeated exposure to trauma and stress on the job. In a lengthy report, the NT coroner found the NT Police Force's institutional culture of "making do" posed a significant risk to officers' well being. NT Police say they are considering the coroner's recommendations for major changes to police culture and mental health support. The Northern Territory coroner has found NT Police missed seve
Audit finds Inpex has taken steps to improve its emissions reporting (opens the original)
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An independent audit has found gas giant Inpex has taken "significant steps" to address historical emissions under-reporting. It comes as the energy giant faces prosecution after it drastically under-reported toxic emissions, including benzene. The NT EPA has confirmed Inpex had committed to implementing the auditor's recommendations. An independent audit has found Inpex is on track to fix major errors in reporting toxic emissions from its Ichthys LNG facility in Darwin, as the company faces pro
Women in Darwin forced to travel hundreds of kilometres for pregnancy scans (opens the original)
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Women across Darwin say they are struggling to book a range of time-sensitive pregnancy scans. One woman, Sarah Williams, says she was told she could drive hundreds of kilometres to Katherine to get a nuchal scan, which is currently only offered at one private service in Darwin. The Northern Territory government says it is providing the required scans in the public system, but advocacy group Our Birth, Our Voice says the government needs to increase access. When Sarah Williams fell pregnant last
Hundreds face homelessness within weeks amid government funding stand-off (opens the original)
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Hundreds of residents living at Darwin's largest short-stay accommodation facility are facing eviction within weeks and say they fear they will end up homeless. The Commonwealth has offered to split the cost of buying the facility with the Northern Territory government, but negotiations appear to have reached a stalemate. Resident's living at the YiSSA centre say they are angry and worried, while Aboriginal service providers are calling on the NT government to negotiate with the Commonwealth. Da
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