360 with Katie Woolf

Screen Territory Director Jennie Hughes says filming is underway in Darwin on a sequel to Top End Wedding called Top End Bub, with Miranda Tapsell leading the cast and Rob Collins, Libby Collins and Shari Sebbens also working on the series

The Week That Was – 31st May 2024

Cruise for the Cause organiser Dan Leather says he’s expecting a huge turn out for the car and motorbike event this Sunday, which raises funds for prostate cancer

Head of AFL NT Sam Gibson says AFLW will return to Darwin for the first time in 5 years with the women’s Dreamtime match between Essendon Bombers and Richmond Tigers happening on October 26 during the Indigenous Round

Royal Australian Navy Lieutenant Joseph Melbin and US Lieutenant Commander Tyler Brown discuss the deployment and training associated with American Defence vessel USS Emory S Land, which has docked in Darwin and the activities they’ve been getting up to while in town

Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell responds to the concerns of developers that the goal posts keep shifting amid high staff turn over at the Council and their calls for an Administrator to be appointed

Real Estate Institute NT CEO Aswin De Silva sheds light on the challenges currently facing the housing market in Darwin, which is the cheapest capital city in the country to buy a property but it’s resulting in significant losses for those selling up

St Vincent de Paul Society CEO Rob Lutter says its homelessness services are being moved to Coconut Grove in August to make way for affordable housing in Stuart Park

Disaster Relief Australia’s Shari Bent says locals can stand on the Big Map at an event in Darwin this Saturday to learn more about the risks of floods and fires to help prepare and build resilience for future events

AANT’s Edon Bell and Superintendent Daniel Shean says road safety program Street Smart High aims to educate Year 11 and 12 students about the risks and reality of crashes before they get their driver's license

Darwin Festival Artistic Director Kate Fell says the full festival program features 680 performances including comedy, circus and concerts with entertainment for the whole family from August 8 to 25

NT Electoral Commissioner Kirsten Kelly explains why a Misinformation and Disinformation Register is needed and how preferential voting works

NT Cattleman’s Association CEO Will Evans says the industry is no closer to receiving compensation from the Commonwealth over the 2011 Indonesian live export ban, with the total sum of damages still being negotiated

Johnn Johnn's ice-cream store owner John Koenig has made the tough decision to shut shop after serving up gelato for 6.5 years due to crime and anti-social behaviour

Detective Senior Sergeant Marcus Becker says 11 people have been arrested following multiple large brawls involving metal poles, tomahawks and cars set on fire in Alice Springs

Darwin’s Lord Mayor Kon Vatskalis says he doubts alcohol management plans and social clubs in communities will stop people from coming into the city to access alcohol suggesting more measures are needed

Amateur Fishermen's Association NT CEO David Ciaravolo says a new jetty at East Point and phasing out gillnetting as part of barramundi reforms are key areas its seeking commitments to ahead of the NT election

Police and Alcohol Minister Brent Potter responds to the ICAC’s findings around racism within the TRG and outlines plans to reintroduce alcohol in remote communities

Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro is questioning why a curfew wasn’t enacted when up to 30 people were fighting with weapons, leaving some injured in Alice Springs

Former politician Gerry Wood is calling on the next government to bring back parliamentary scrutiny committees saying it plays a vital role in the absence of an upper house