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Alarming rate of NT road deaths continues, with 3 killed in less than a weekRoad users in the Northern Territory are dying at four times the rate of those across the rest of the country. seatbeltssavelives
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Kakadu has busiest year in a decade despite overall fall in NT tourismNew data shows visitation to Kakadu National Park has reached its highest point since 2009, despite grim outlooks for the NT's tourism sector elsewhere.
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Aged care royal commission must address the alarming lack of NT services, advocates sayConcerns are mounting that a national interrogation of the aged care sector will overlook alarming failures across the Top End, which are forcing many elderly Territorians to take up long-term residence in hospitals. It never ceases to amaze me how we set up institutions with totally inadequate systems in place and have to wait for Royal Commissions to discover what we should have done. What are we trying to do - create jobs for lawyers or do things right
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How can the NT spend money allocated for remote Indigenous disadvantage elsewhere?The NT's former Aboriginal affairs minister says successive governments have ripped off remote Aboriginal communities by redirecting federal funds to prop up the Darwin suburbs. So why hasn't the Commonwealth intervened? ChangeTheNation Because programs like the abc run makes them feel they don't account to anyone. If you told the true story about the waist of money they are given it might be different They just did, simple as that
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Former deputy PM urges against Coalition mass exodus | Sky News AustraliaFormer deputy Prime Minister John Anderson is urging Coalition MPs to reconsider retiring ahead of the federal election.\n\nMr Anderson says an exodus will weaken the government and could hand Labor an election victory.\n\nThe government has seen Kelly O'Dwyer, Michael Keenan and Nigel Scullion announce their retirement last week and are bracing for another wave of retirement announcements, including from Julie Bishop and Craig Laundy.\n\n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n cpyne yep - Pyne blames Labor for Libs MPs exodus auspol cpyne Lol Whut? Like who? Jesus, these idiot just lie reflexively - its like its their default go-to position cpyne Just be honest... “yep, we have a few leaving, but I feel really passionate about my party and this nation. It’s not ideal, but we will continue to work hard for our citizens”. Simples
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Adam Giles rules out running for Nigel Scullions seat | Sky News AustraliaFormer Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles has ruled out running in the seat set to be vacated by Nigel Scullion.\n\nMr Giles has told Sky News neither he nor Jacinta Price would run for the Indigenous Affairs Minister's seat.\n\nMr Scullion announced his intention not to recontest the federal election in an announcement on Saturday, citing a long bucket list he wants to work on. \n\nImage: News Corp Australia\n\n\n\n\n\n\n adamgiles JNampijinpa Because... it would be a waste of money. adamgiles JNampijinpa basically because Adam knows he has zero chance. The people don't like the devil spawn of Killer Kate Carnell. Taught everything he knows about politics from KateCarnellAus Remember the kids torture under Adam's watch? Remember the kids death under Kate's?
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Former deputy PM urges against Coalition mass exodus | Sky News AustraliaFormer Nationals leader John Anderson has urged government MPs to consider the coalition's re-election prospects when they consider stepping down ahead of the poll.\n\nFormer Nationals leader and deputy prime minister John Anderson made the appeal in The Australian on Monday after three government ministers revealed they will step down at the next poll within the space of a week.\n\nIndigenous Affairs Minister Nigel Scullion was the latest to reveal he would not contest the next election, following Human Services Minister Michael Keenan, and Industrial Affairs Minister Kelly O'Dwyer.\n\nMr Anderson says the departures of experienced MPs would further weaken the government as Australians face a 'very stark political choice' between Scott Morrison and Bill Shorten.\n\n\n\n\n\n David_Speers You have to get the Media seldom get anything right but are so quick on giving advise! VotersHaveHadEnough of that as well David_Speers Scotty has sold Australians out to multinational corporations and nationals don’t help farmers free trade agreements don’t help anyone street everything high prices and he’s up Queensland where no want him and liberal lovefest started on skynews. Again David_Speers Their needs? Their needs are for an election NOW to oust this utter inept, useless, void of policy government. Hell this mob don't even want to turn up to work! The hard right of the Liberal Party have made them unelectable in the eyes of most Australians. Bring on the election !
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Former Starbucks CEO wants to take on Trump in 2020Billionaire former Starbucks CEO Howard Schultz said in a TV interview that he is looking into running against Donald Trump in 2020 as an independent presidential candidate Independent US presidential candidates merely take votes from the candidates who actually have a chance of winning, thus benefiting the other side’s candidate. Schultz? Isn't that Germanic origin like xenophobic & racist Trump?
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Victoria Police pay $500,000 to former cop abused in Ballarat jailYvonne Berry’s night in a Ballarat watch house saw the former Victorian police officer forced to drink toilet water, capsicum sprayed, stomped on and stripped of her pants and her underwear. Bad karma for the Victoria Police is a certainly deserved. I'm feeling a certain freudenschade about that. They are such a bad organization.
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My Australia: The former child soldier learning Greek to care for Melbourne’s elderlyAged care worker Koryom Nyuonhe survived a childhood of violence and heartbreak to come to Australia. Now flourishing in his local community, he's hoping to inspire the next generation of migrants. Why does he have scars that bad presumably inflicted upon him as a child? Abuse anyone? WittaTwitta But “they” don’t integrate. Thank you for telling this man’s story. Australia is fortunate to have him. YorickPiper beautiful story
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