Disability Minister claims ‘no responsibility’ to investigate death in custody
The Territory’s disability minister has claimed it was not his ‘responsibility’ to ask questions into a death in custody case.
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Man allegedly wielding hatchet chases woman into casino: Cops
A man allegedly chased a woman into a casino with a hatchet | Street fight ends in two arrests | House fire causes significant damage | LATEST ALICE SPRINGS NEWS.
Walker inquest team called up for Coles death in custody investigation
The same lawyers who assisted the Territory coroner in the investigation of Kumanjayi Walker’s death will be called upon in the coronial inquest of another death in custody of a young Yuendumu man.
Official poster for Alice Springs-filmed movie released
The official poster of a new feature film shot in and around Alice Springs has finally hopped into the public-eye.
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Alice Springs lawyer to attend national ‘changemaker’ conference
The conference aims to train rural Australians how to be resilient and inspire positive change in their communities.
Shock resignation of NT Director of Public Prosecutions
The NT’s Director of Public Prosecutions has announced his resignation from the top legal job amid ongoing pressure on the Territory’s justice system.
Tragedy narrowly avoided in Alice Springs death in custody march
The family of a young man killed in custody have made their voices heard loud and clear at a rally in Alice Springs, which saw dozens march through the streets – and it almost end in tragedy.
Where to find the cheapest childcare in Australia, right here in the NT
New data has crunched the numbers and found out where the cheapest childcare is in the country – and the answer might surprise you.
UK woman should ‘never’ have driven, inquest into her death hears
A young British woman should ‘never’ have driven on a remote NT highway, an inquest into her death as heard. Read the latest from court.
‘De-escalation over death’: Emotional vigil for Kumanjayi White
Hundreds of Top End residents gathered to hear the emotional testimony of Warlpiri leaders in the wake of another death in custody for the Yuendumu community. See the photos.
Court awaits ex-NAAJA employee’s phone records
Cops are trawling through the phone records of a former NAAJA employee who was arrested last year. Read the latest from court.
Former principal fighting assault charge gets gig at Aboriginal Corp
An Alice Springs Aboriginal Corporation has got a new manager – and he’s currently before the courts fighting charges of aggravated assaults against kids.
How non-verbal Red Centre family man found creative voice
Growing up during the rise of the Western Desert painting movement that emerged in the early 1970s, Warlpiri man Adrian Jangala Robertson is intimately aware of the importance of creative expression.
Woman threatened, rock thrown at police car as slew of break-ins recorded
A woman’s window was smashed by a group to gain entry into her home – with police noting a recent spike in property offences.
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