00:00Loud and proud, unions marched through the Darwin's CBD on a day for workers.
00:09Union! Power! Union! Power!
00:13Shoulder to shoulder with union members, NT Senator Malindiri McCarthy and member for Solomon, Luke Gosling.
00:20The wind in their sails after the Labor Party's resounding win at the weekend's federal election.
00:26Dutton is gone. It's probably a good thing.
00:32It's a great opportunity now for us in partnership with a new federal Labor government to address inequality,
00:38which is a big issue here in the territory.
00:40While Labor dominated nationally, in Darwin the result was far less resounding.
00:45On first preferences, the CLP's Lisa Bayless was the preferred candidate.
00:50Solomon no longer a safe Labor seat.
00:54Researcher Rolf Gerritsen says the tragic death of Linford Fyke ten days out from the election may have swayed voters toward the CLP.
01:03I think a significant proportion of the electorate voted on the crime issue, like they did in the territory election.
01:10Luke Gosling says the federal government is keen to invest in measures outside enforcement and detention.
01:17More youth diversion options. So we need those. And the new NT government is well into its term now.
01:24So I'll be both working with them and holding them to account.
01:28Whether that puts the Commonwealth at odds with the CLP government's approach to crime remains to be seen.
01:34But the member for Solomon insists the two levels can work together.
01:38With preferences from the Greens and independent candidates to thank for his win,
01:43Mr Gosling admits the result sends a clear message.
01:47People want government to be economically and environmentally responsible.
01:53A message he's promised to listen to and deliver on in his fourth consecutive term.
02:00On the left of the