Doctors fear speaking up about Acacia IT crisis

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1. ‘Deceased patients being booked for operations’: AMA’s new submission to Acacia inquiry reveals more problems

   The AMA has told the Acacia inquiry that doctors are afraid of losing their jobs if they speak up about serious problems with the Acacia IT system. They have no faith in department whistleblower protections, according to a new submission to the inquiry.

   ntindependent.com.au

2. Darwin Council wants new tax on Territory Day fireworks to cover clean-up costs

   Darwin Council has moved a motion asking the NT Government to introduce a new tax on Territory Day fireworks to help cover clean-up costs, with backing from the Mayor. The Chief Minister has not supported the proposal so far.

   ntindependent.com.au

3. Letter to the editor: Access to Kulaluk Cemetery to be lost

   The historic access route to Kulaluk Cemetery and its cultural significance are being lost as the land leading to it is being developed.

   ntindependent.com.au

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