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Natasha Fyles set to become Northern Territory Chief Minister and replace Michael Gunner

Summary by Ground News
Natasha Fyles has been "unanimously" chosen as leader by the Labor caucus. She replaces Michael Gunner, after he announced his resignation in parliament on Tuesday. Ms Fyles is the Leader of Government Business and has been the NT Health Minister since 2016, and was the Attorney-General between 2016 and 2020.

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Natasha Fyles named as new Northern Territory chief minister, promising to ‘make changes’

Natasha Fyles is the Northern Territory's new chief minister following Michael Gunner's surprise resignation, becoming the second woman to lead the territory.

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Northern Territory Chief Minister revealed after shock resignation of Michael Gunner

Natasha Fyles will become the Northern Territory's next Chief Minister, following the shock resignation of Michael Gunner earlier this week.

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Natasha Fyles new NT chief minister

Former health minister Natasha Fyles will be the Northern Territory's next chief minister following Michael Gunner's resignation earlier in the week.

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New NT Chief Minister revealed

Natasha Fyles has been selected as the next Chief Minister of the Northern Territory after Michael Gunner resigned on Tuesday.

·Australia
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Natasha Fyles new NT chief minister

A former school teacher and mother of two boys will be the Northern Territory's next chief minister following...

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Natasha Fyles new NT chief minister

A former school teacher and mother of two boys will be the Northern Territory's next chief minister following...

·Canberra, Australia
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7NEWS Australia broke the news in Australia on Thursday, May 12, 2022.
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