Charter Northern Kakadu 4wd Safaris owner Greig Taylor says Kakadu visitation has drastically declined and he is urging the next Federal Government and NT Tourism Minister to intervene to address access issues and sudden closures, which are adversely impacting visitors

Senator Jacinta Nampijinpa Price says a Coalition government would cut the fuel excise if elected and flagged more announcements for the NT over the next five weeks with voters set to head to the polls on May 3rd

The Week That Was - 28th March 2025

Sky News Darwin Bureau Chief Matt Cunningham sheds light on the CLP’s decision to scrap Labor’s 50 per cent renewable energy by 2030 target, which would have cost $5 billion

Former NT politician Gerry Wood sheds light on how nuclear waste is disposed of overseas including in glass bottles and says Australia can learn a lot from France

Palmerston Mayor Athina Pascoe-Bell says the council is still pushing for federal funding for the Zuccoli community hub and she welcomes the CLP’s decision to scrap a ward structure ahead of the local government elections

Member for Solomon Luke Gosling defends what the NT received out of the Federal budget, saying there was real investment of $7.2 billion with more announcements to come in the lead up to the election

Lachlan Reynolds says a group of youths got into their Stuart Park home through a doggy door on Tuesday, stealing two of their cars, one which recently had a modifications, adding that police have also advised one of the alleged offenders had targeted them before

Tourism Central Australia CEO Danial Rochford says he’s met with Federal representative in Canberra about repairing damage to region’s tourism reputation, with operators relying on a successful tourism season this year

Member for Johnston Justine Davis says a number of health staff and teachers are calling for a rethink of mandatory sentencing for assaults on frontline workers, saying it doesn’t make them feel safer and conflicts with ethics in their professions