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Indigenous Road Safety Academy CEO Martina Hazelbane says education is vital in reducing the number of pedestrian strikes and road crashes in the NT

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Makayla and her mum Karina on achieving Makayla's dream journey

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Katherine Mayor Joanna Holden on tackling crime in town

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Katie Woolf was joined on the panel by Independent MLA Robyn Lambley, CLP's Gerard Maley, ALP's Manual Brown and Sky News Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham. 

The panel discussed the Careflight aeromedical contract, the Diphtheria outbreak, Child Protection, no charges being laid over Kumanjayi White's death and also the Chan Ward council election. 

<p>Katie Woolf was joined on the panel by Independent MLA Robyn Lambley, CLP's Gerard Maley, ALP's Manual Brown and Sky News Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham.&nbsp;</p>
<p>The panel discussed the Careflight aeromedical contract, the Diphtheria outbreak, Child Protection, no charges being laid over Kumanjayi White's death and also the Chan Ward council election.&nbsp;</p>

The Week that Was  - 29 May 2026

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Indigenous Road Safety Academy CEO Martina Hazelbane says education is vital in reducing the number of pedestrian strikes and road crashes in the NT

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