The Northern Territory Division of the Property Council of Australia will host a presentation by urban design leader Michelle Cramer about the future design needs of Darwin.

Ms Cramer believes Darwin could be heading in the same direction as other Australian Capital Cities that look and feel the same.

Developers and Government representatives are encouraged to attend the presentation which will showcase new and innovative ways in developing capital cities.

The presentation will be held at the function centre at Stokes Hill Wharf on Thursday the 6^th of June with registrations through the NT Property Council of Australia website.

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A pilot has had a lucky escape after he reported problems with the landing gear of a Cessna 210 aircraft over Ramingining at around 6:00pm yesterday.

Northern Territory Police Watch Commander Greg Pusterla said the pilot had the land the aircraft of its undercarriage.

"The aircraft only had the pilot aboard and was able to land the plane on its belly on the airstrip. Police (and) clinic attended and made some enquiries of the pilot but no injuries."

An investigation will now take place by the Australian Transport Safety Bureau.

The Northern Territory Government in seeking public comment on a proposed Advance Personal Planning Bill, which would allow adults to make decisions about their life needs should they lose the capacity to do so in the future.

If passed the bill would give an individual the opportunity to create a personal future health plan covering issues such as health services, emergency treatment and palliative care or appoint a decision maker to oversee property, financial affairs and other lifestyle matters.

The legislation is similar to rights already existing in other states and Territories and is similar to the former Labor Governments Adult Decision Making Bill.

A copy of the draft legislation and comments can be made on The Department of Attorney-General and Justice Website.

A 60-year-old man may need to travel plans after the motor home he was travelling in suffered extensive damage in an accident at Timber Creek at around 6:30pm yesterday.

Northern Territory Police Watch Commander Louise Jorgensen said the man pulled up at The Timber Creek lookout to take a photo of the sunset but unfortunately failed to put the handbrake on the motor home.

"Unfortunately all he got was the photo of his motor home careering down the escarpment. He thought he had the handbrake on but he may have been mistaken. The motor home came to rest about 100 metres down against a tree. He went down there, recovered the dog and assessed the damage. It was quite extensive and he hitched back to The Timber Creek Police Station to make the report."

Police say the motor home is yet to be recovered.

The Northern Territory Cattlemen’s Association has launched an animal welfare DVD which will be used as a training and awareness tool for industry induction and training.

The DVD was developed for use in the Indigenous Employment Program but version tailored to Indonesia with the appropriate subtitles will also be distributed.

The resource covers issues including the basics of cattle handling and management, correct animal husbandry procedures and assisting in a greater understanding of good animal welfare.

A free sample and a link to order full copies of the DVD are available on the NT Cattlemen’s Association Facebook Page.