Vatskalis confident of solving surgeon pay impasse
Health Pages (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
The Northern Territory's Health Minister, Kon Vatskalis, says he is confident pay negotiations with Darwin surgeons will be successful.
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Alcohol, drugs hidden in dead animals
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
... the Opposition's proposal because it sent the wrong message. NT Minister for Alcohol Policy Kon Vatskalis said the Government was strongly opposed to the plan. "We were the first government to build a dam to stem the flow of the rivers of grog, and now the Opposition wants to open the floodgates," he told Parliament. Mr Vatskalis said the number of serious assaults and alcohol-related...
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People hide drugs, drink in roadkill: MP
The Age (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
... support the opposition's proposal because it sent the wrong message.NT Minister for Alcohol Policy Kon Vatskalis said the government was strongly opposed to the plan."We were the first government to build a dam to stem the flow of the rivers of grog, and now the opposition wants to open the floodgates," he told parliament.Mr Vatskalis said the number of serious assaults and alcohol-related...
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People hide drugs, drink in roadkill: MP
Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 24/11/2009
... support the opposition's proposal because it sent the wrong message.NT Minister for Alcohol Policy Kon Vatskalis said the government was strongly opposed to the plan."We were the first government to build a dam to stem the flow of the rivers of grog, and now the opposition wants to open the floodgates," he told parliament.Mr Vatskalis said the number of serious assaults and alcohol-related...
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Lives at risk in outback border squabble
The Age (Free subscription) | 11/11/2009
... had not resolved the problem in recent weeks. In a letter recently sent to NT Health Minister Kon Vatskalis, Ms Bell said: ''Put simply, the current policy of refusing to treat Aboriginal patients in Alice Springs is contributing to early deaths for Aboriginal people.''''Sending people from remote communities to Perth or Adelaide is creating enormous psycho-social impacts on individuals,...
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Fears oil from leaking rig has hit beach
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
Northern Territory Minister for Primary Industries Fisheries and Resources, Kon Vatskalis, confirmed the Department Of Planning And Infrastructure was investigating the discovery of a substance that washed up at Wadeye, about 240km south-west of Darwin, yesterday afternoon.
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Oil may have washed up on NT beach
Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
Northern Territory Minister for Primary Industries Fisheries and Resources, Kon Vatskalis, confirmed the Department Of Planning And Infrastructure (DPI) was investigating the discovery of a substance that washed up at Wadeye, about 240kms southwest of Darwin, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Oil may have washed up on NT beach
The Age (Free subscription) | 04/11/2009
Northern Territory Minister for Primary Industries Fisheries and Resources, Kon Vatskalis, confirmed the Department Of Planning And Infrastructure (DPI) was investigating the discovery of a substance that washed up at Wadeye, about 240kms southwest of Darwin, on Tuesday afternoon.
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Staff loss won't impact patients - MP
News.com.au (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
THE resignation of a third of the Royal Darwin Hospital's surgeons will not put patients at risk, Northern Territory Health Minister Kon Vatskalis says.
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Deal struck to treat trauma patients
The Age (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
... in the region, including the boat explosion off Ashmore Reef in April this year.NT Health Minister Kon Vatskalis said Darwin was a strategic location and played a critical role in caring for trauma patients."Darwin is in a situation to evacuate people and it is the ideal location to stabilise people, but what we want to do is create a pool of doctors and nurses who we can draw upon when...
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Deal struck to treat trauma patients
Sydney Morning Herald (Free subscription) | 05/11/2009
... in the region, including the boat explosion off Ashmore Reef in April this year.NT Health Minister Kon Vatskalis said Darwin was a strategic location and played a critical role in caring for trauma patients."Darwin is in a situation to evacuate people and it is the ideal location to stabilise people, but what we want to do is create a pool of doctors and nurses who we can draw upon when...
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