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NT chief minister resigns after shareholding controversy

The Northern Territory's chief minister Natasha Fyles has resigned after she failed to declare shares in a resources company.

NT chief minister resigns after shareholding controversy

Fyles was earlier embroiled in controversy over her shareholding in Woodside Energy. She had inherited 169 shares in Woodside from her grandmother in 1985, when she was just seven years old, and had publicly...

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