360 with Katie Woolf

• The Department of Education Deputy CE Paul van Holsteyn explains what’s being done in response to recent fights and a steak knife incident at Katherine High School which includes student suspensions, counselling and support and police wanding

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• Member for Johnston Justine Davis says there is still a lack of trust in the NT police force leadership and Territorians want to know there is transparency and accountability right across the public service

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• Black Dog Ride NT Coordinator Shane Klein says a one-dayer ride is happening in Darwin and Alice Springs this weekend raising funds and awareness of mental health and suicide prevention with locals encouraged to get involved

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  5:46
• COTA NT CEO Sue Shearer says an increase to pension payments isn’t enough and she’s calling for changes that would allow seniors to work more hours, also urging the NT Government to prioritise voluntary assisted dying laws

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  11:29
• Minerals Council of the NT Executive Director Catherine Tilmouth says a drop in spending on minerals exploration means investors aren’t even looking at the NT due to length and costly processes but she hopes the Territory Coordinator will help turn that around

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