Atop the NT News’ front page for Thursday is an advertisement for a limited-edition lift-out which can be used as toilet paper titled “run out of loo paper?” which comes as supermarkets across the
country face a run on toilet paper. Mr Peterson told Sky News host Peter Gleeson people just need to “step back and relax and really listen to our health authorities; the message could not be clearer”.
Always loved the NT News slant on things. The rest of Australia's media would do well to look and learn
You all know the NT News is well known for taking the absolute piss out of any situation...right?
Adult nappies will not be very popular
It JoshFrydenberg and ScottMorrisonMP last stimulus package to boost the economy. Because the economy in going down the toilet why not exploit this.
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'People are concerned but the NT is well placed' to protect against coronavirus: NT MP | Sky News AustraliaAustralia's Chief Health Officer Brendan Murphy has warned remote communities are most at risk from a potential coronavirus outbreak in Australia. \n\nChief Medical Officer Brendan Murphy said the “biggest single concern” for officials is keeping the coronavirus from reaching non-metropolitan communities, where he says the risk of infection in isolated areas could have “devastating consequences”. \n\nAppearing before a Senate estimates hearing on Wednesday, the nation’s chief doctor outlined the risks were heightened in regional areas when compared to their metropolitan counterparts. \n\n“Probably the biggest single concern is trying to keep the disease out of communities, particularity non-metropolitan communities,” Mr Murphy said. \n\nNorthern Territory Indigenous Affairs Minister Selena Uibo said the risk of coronavirus 'is on people's minds'. \n\n'People are concerned ... but I believe that the Northern Territory is very well placed and will continue to be well placed to be able to protect our urban and regional areas from the threat of coronavirus'. \n\nImage: Getty Why the Chinese don't venture out their way.
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