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Author Archives: Ken Parish
The Last Days of Nigel (the Darwin Shooter’s second victim)
Yesterday I was chatting online about Wednesday evening’s dreadful shooting massacre in Darwin (like many shocked people here). I posted a comment listing the various murder scenes, saying: “A fourth was murdered at 18 Gardens Hill Crescent (or Gardens Rd, … Continue reading
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A Tale of Two Chinese Cities
Once upon a time (in 2010) a wealthy Chinese businessman granted a long-term lease of a luxury apartment at an apparent undervalue to a senior Hong Kong government official, and then undertook multi-million dollar refurbishment works to it free of … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - Northern Territory
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Donghai dong low sweet subsidy chariot
Long-ish article but a must-read in my humble opinion for Territorians interested in NT economic development (especially tourism). The Gunner government isn’t keen to disclose the terms of its “partnering” agreement with Donghai Airlines that resulted in the airline’s inaugural … Continue reading
Posted in Politics - Northern Territory
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A Vibrant Darwin CBD – vision and reality
[youtube https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=PB6V7XU5H6A] It seems like time to review progress on the Gunner government’s quest to create a vibrant Darwin CBD. They actually appointed an assistant Minister for that noble quest (Paul Kirby) on achieving government in 2016. In terms of … Continue reading
Posted in Environment, Politics - Northern Territory
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Unloading the Duelling Constitutional Six Shooters
As far as I can tell, the position of the Australian Republic Movement ever since the failure of the 1999 Republic Referendum has effectively if tacitly been that there is no point in another referendum while the current Queen remains … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics - national
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Neutering the Nattering Nabobs of Negativism
This article is a follow-up to my recent long piece titled Northern Territory development, debt and deficit – the long and winding road. Urban development ideas are invariably bedevilled by community dissension, much of it uninformed and anything but constructive. … Continue reading
MPs’ disqualification and Constitution section 44
I posted the piece over the fold some time ago (early January) but the fact that the federal Parliament’s Joint Standing Committee on Electoral Matters is about to publish its report into the ongoing legal and constitutional debacle surrounding the … Continue reading
Posted in Law, Politics - national
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