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Turn turner told the judge. Reporter he started his sentence after a latenight fraternity party. This morning an online inmate record indicates that turner is scheduled to be released, as you mentioned, on september 2nd, three months earlier than the sixmonth sentence, which is not unusual for county jail inmates to have their sentence cut in half for good behavior. Documents show that the 20yearold misrepresented himself to the judge. He said he was from a small town in ohio with little partyin...

Scott Bowman, Vice Chancellor of Charles Darwin University popped into the TFM studio this week to chat with Greg on a range of topics

Annie Lam is a Forensic Scientist who heads up the Australian Federal Police’s Forensic Operations Team in Canberra, which supports AFP investigations with forensic data.

Shane Howard joins Greg Vincent in studio!

104.1 Territory FM is a community radio station based in Darwin, Australia. Territory FM broadcasts a broad range of Greatest Hits music from the Casuarina campus of Charles Darwin University.

The Franklin Regional FRobotics team was watching its robot undergo its inspection, one of the last steps before competing at the March 2020 robotics competition in New York — and that was when competition organizers sent everyone home as covid-19 shutdowns began in earnest across the state’s schools. So when

A recent merger has paved the way for “one of the most exciting initiatives” in McGrath’s history.

Pictured: Hot 100’s Dannii & Brent  Hot 100 has solidified its position as the #1 station in Darwin, with 39.2% of surveyed listeners saying it is the station they listen to the most. This puts it in markedly in front of fellow Grant Broadcasters station Mix 104.9, which fell 0.9 points to 21.6%. In the younger demographics, Hot 100’s dominance was even clearer. Over 70% of those aged 18 to 24 said they listened to Hot 100 the most, while it was 52.1% for those 25 to 39. Mix 104.9 took the...

Darwin's newest Breakfast radio show kicks off on Tuesday.

Agent backs fun and funds at flood-relief concert By Reporter SHARE THIS ARTICLE A Hawkesbury River flood relief concert — which will see the likes of Dragon, Eurogliders, Shannon Noll, Jason Singh and Thirsty Merc — has garnered the support of a local real estate agency. McGrath Rouse Hill will be a major sponsor of the 6 June event, which will be hosted by Ian “Dicko” Dickson with l...