Northern Territory News
Petrol Sniffer Order Raises Questions
The Henderson Government must explain how long it will take before a youth bailed by a Darwin magistrate last week is placed in a volatile substance rehabilitation program.
Lip Service Wont Be Enough
Lands and Planning Minister Gerry McCarthy should make firm commitments to the families affected by the collapse of Carey Builders when they meet in Alice Springs on Saturday.
Labor Fails To Renew
Yesterday's announcement by the Territory Government of the purchase of two new turbine generators for Channel Island power station flies in the face of the Labor's commitment to a 20% renewable energy target by 2020.
Katherine Crime Rate Unacceptable
"The latest Katherine crime figures are absolutely appalling," says local member, Willem Westra van Holthe.
Dont Let The Bed Bugs Bite
"Issues of cleanliness at Royal Darwin Hospital continue to be a concern," says Shadow Health Minister Matt Conlan.
17 Assaults In The Territory Every Day
The latest assault figures provide a disturbing reminder of the extent to which violent crime has increased across the Territory under Labor and the additional effort that is required to tackle the problem.
Building Approvals Down Prices Up
A sharp decline in the Territory's February building approvals will put even more pressure on people trying to buy or rent a home, says Opposition Leader Terry Mills.
Labors Paralysis Hurting The Territory
The debacle over the location for the proposed new prison further highlights why the Henderson Government isn't fit for office and should be replaced.
Labor Failed On Carey Builders
The individuals and families who contracted Carey Builders to construct their dream homes in Alice Springs were badly let down by the Labor Government.
Funding Key To Stopping Dog Attacks
The Labor Government should review funding arrangements to local shires for dog management after the coroner's report into separate dog attacks at the Hidden Valley town camp in 2008.
