Sunday Territorian 4 Apr 2010
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2010-04-04
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www.sundayterritorian.com.au Sunday Territorian, Sunday, April 4, 2010 3 RNB SUPERCLUB TONIGHT @ THE VIC P U B : N T N E W S D A T E : 4 -A P R -2 0 1 0 P A G E : 3 C O L O R : C M Y K 4th April e r3 8 0 7 0 7 e r4 0 0 7 0 4 / 1 0 TIME CHECK: At 2am today NT time, it was ... Daylight saving over THE Territory has caught up with the rest of Australia with daylight saving ending this morning. The clocks in all states except Queensland were rolled back at 2am. While Territorians did not need to adjust their clocks, SA has aligned with NT time. Queensland, NSW, Victoria, Tasmania and the ACT are now half-an-hour ahead of the NT and WA is 1.5 hours behind. NEWS Work confidence on the rise CONFIDENCE among Territory employers continues to rise steadily, a new report shows. The latest Manpower Employment Outlook Survey revealed a seasonally adjusted net employment outlook at 19 per cent. Hiring intentions remain relatively stable quarter-over-quarter while year-over-year outlooks improve by five percentage points. Victorias net employment outlook reached the highest score with 24 per cent, followed by Western Australia (23 per cent), Queensland (22 per cent), New South Wales (20 per cent) and Tasmania with 16 per cent. Driver flees scene of hit and run By DANIEL BOURCHIER A DRIVER allegedly fled the scene of an accident yesterday after a collision left a woman with a broken arm and legs. Traffic on the Arnhem Highway, not far from the Stuart Highway turnoff, ground to a halt following the incident, about 10am. An 82-year-old man believed to be the driver of a beige Toyota Hilux involved in the crash was arrested a short time later at a residence nearby in Humpty Doo. Police Senior Constable Karl Bauman said a Ford Falcon was travelling west along the Arnhem Highway towards the Stuart Highway intersection. The (Hilux) has pulled out in front of them, turning right in to Freds Pass Rd, he said. That vehicle was hit by the Ford Falcon. The vehicle that turned in front of it is described as a Toyota Hilux, beige in colour. There were no passengers. Hes failed to stop follow ing the accident and has driven off. He fled the scene. Sen-Const Bauman said there were three people in the Ford Falcon. One woman suffered two broken legs and a broken arm. It is of note that she wasnt wearing a seat belt, he said. The driver and front seat passenger have got limited injuries some bruising to the passenger. They were both wearing seat belts. Sen-Const Bauman said the Hilux was spotted heading west, back towards the Stuart Highway. He said police found the alleged driver at 11.15am at a residence nearby, following a tip-off from a witness. He had minor injuries, a cut toe and bruising from the seat belt, he said. The 82-year-old was summonsed in relation to driving while unlicensed, not stopping after an accident, and failing to give way at an intersection. Anyone with information should contact pol ice on 131 444 or Crime Stoppers on 1800 333 000. Our Elli is on her way to Las Vegas SHOCK: Bubbly Elli Vukasovic says she was stunned to be named national winner of the Miss Hawaiian Tropics competition. Picture: www.richphotographics.com By DANIEL BOURCHIER TERRITORY bombshell Elli Vukasovic was shocked to be named the national winner of the Miss Hawaiian Tropics competition. And the bubbly brunette said she is still in shock. At 27, Vukasovic told the Sunday Territorian she didnt think she would be chosen over much younger finalists. But the judging panel picked up on her friendly personality and ability to strut the catwalk like no ones business. One of the best things about winning was keeping the Northern Territory up there, she said. In a coup, it was her first national finals in any modelling competition. Vukasovic dressed as a ringmaster for the themed section of the competition, and strutted in three bikinis throughout the judging rounds. The Arts NT communications officer said she wouldnt mind starting her own bikini business in her very limited spare time. Vukasovic will now travel to Las Vegas to contest the international finals of the competition at the end of the year. She said she was well and truly in to preparation mode, kicked off with hitting the gym. I dont see my life changing dramatically, she said.