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‘We need to stand up’: NT Indigenous leaders are determined to bring down domestic violence rates

Of 476 Indigenous women murdered between 1989 and 2023, 151 were in the territory. Advocates hope a rally in Alice Springs can be a catalyst for change

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‘Dead true’: councillor echoes Eddie McGuire’s comments about NT football

‘Dead true’: councillor echoes Eddie McGuire’s comments about NT football

McGuire called the NT too dysfunctional to establish the next AFL team. An Alice Springs councillor agrees — but footy won’t save everything.

On-country studio to give Alice Springs traditional owners access to Strehlow Collection

On-country studio to give Alice Springs traditional owners access to Strehlow Collection

The Strehlow Collection is one of the most significant audiovisual archives of Indigenous ceremonial life in the world. After a painstaking digitisation process, it is now in the hands of the traditional owners of Alice Springs.

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Alice Springs council withdraws support for 2023 season of Central Australian remote football competition

Central Australia's remote football competition has been dealt a major blow after the Alice Springs council withdrew its support for this season amid concerns about crime rates and social issues in the town.

Labor rolls out the barrel

Labor has been accused of pork-barrelling with funds to improve mobile phone coverage in regional areas, and Liberal MP Bridget Archer is reportedly in danger of being dumped because of her habit of voting against party policy.

Details revealed of new 'circuit-breaker' plan to keep vulnerable Alice Springs children off NT streets

The Alice Springs community is waiting to see whether a new NT government plan to keep at-risk children off the streets of Alice Springs will be effective.

Alice Springs mayor considers barring public from council meetings amid safety concerns

An outback councillor says he has the right to defend himself after being accosted at a meeting. The town's mayor is considering a shutdown of the public gallery to increase safety.

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Iris Capital facing backlash over plan to add up to 40 more gaming machines at Alice Springs pubs

Iris Capital facing backlash over plan to add up to 40 more gaming machines at Alice Springs pubs

Weeks after buying up many of the town's hotels and pubs, Iris Capital reveals plans to add dozens more pokies into a community already stricken with deep-running social problems.

Federal Labor pledges to scrap compulsory income management if it wins the election

Federal Labor pledges to scrap compulsory income management if it wins the election

Federal Labor will make the controversial basics card optional within the first term of government if it wins the election next month, making a commitment that any broad-based income management should be voluntary.

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