darwin is the capital city of the northern territory.
darwin is the capital city of the northern territory.
what is the capital city of the northern territory?
darwin
known airfields of the fifth air force units and squadron assignments are as follows:









































australian capital territory









































bullet::::- raaf base fairbairn, canberra, australian capital territory









































northern territory









































bullet::::- batchelor airfield, batchelor, northern territory









































bullet::::- daly waters airfield, daly waters, northern territory









































bullet::::- fenton airfield, tipperary station, hayes creek, northern territory









































bullet::::- long strip, hayes creek, northern territory









































bullet::::- manbulloo airfield, manbulloo station, northern territory









































bullet::::- raaf base darwin, darwin, northern territory









































bullet::::- queensland









































bullet::::- antil plains aerodrome, townsville, queensland









































bullet::::- archerfield airfield, brisbane, queensland









































bullet::::- breddan airfield, charters towers, queensland









































bullet::::- brisbane army air base, queensland (non-flying facility)
united states army air forces in australia
the northern territory of australia and the commonwealth of australia appealed the ruling handed down by judge mansfield in "griffiths v northern territory of australia" (no 3) [2016] fca 900. the appeal case is known as "northern territory of australia v griffiths" [2017] fcafc 106 and it was heard by the full court of the federal court of australia. the northern territory of australia argued in its appeal that it was incorrect for judge mansfield to have established that the monetary value of the native title rights was equivalent to eighty percent of the value of the land in question, on the basis that the legal system should not "treat non-exclusive native title as valued in the same way as if those rights were held by a non-indigenous person". it was the legal contention of the northern territory that this calculation was incorrect because it took into account the racial identity of the person to which the land rights belong, rather than the nature of ownership of said land. given this, the northern territory of australia contended that the compensation payable to the residents of timber creek could not be equal to eighty percent of the value of the land. the northern territory submitted that judge mansfield should have ruled to the effect that the monetary value of the extinguished native title rights owing to the residents of timber creek was the usage value and the negotiation value of the land upon which compensable acts attributable to the northern territory government took place. the northern territory argued that judge mansfield was incorrect to dismiss the professional testimony of mr wayne lonergan who supported the northern territory's legal argument that the liability for compensation should be no more than fifty percent of the financial worth of the land. the commonwealth of australia - in its appeal - also contended that the financial value of the extinguished native title rights and interests owing to the ngaliwurru and nungali peoples was equal to fifty percent of the value of the land. it was the contention of the claim group (the ngaliwurru and nungali peoples of timber creek) that the value of their impaired native title rights was equal to 100% of the freehold value of the land in question.
northern territory v mr griffiths and lorraine jones