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Warning bus service cuts could leave Aboriginal people stranded in Alice (opens the original)
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A bus service transporting passengers between remote communities and Alice Springs says NT government funding cuts could force them to halt five of their routes. Local organisations say the service is critical and the loss of it could leave remote residents stuck in Alice Springs, staying in overcrowded homes. The NT government says the service missed out on funding because its costs were not comparative with other services in the Territory. Aboriginal people will be stranded in Alice Springs an
Carpentry apprentice 'devastated' by CDU course delay (opens the original)
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Alice Springs carpentry apprentice Lucas Nitschke says Charles Darwin University's inability to find a lecturer will result in his qualification being delayed by up to a year. The university says the qualified trainer in Alice Springs is on extended leave. The ABC understands the lecturer has resigned, while CDU says it will work with students to "identify a practical way for them to finish their course". An Alice Springs carpentry apprentice says he is devastated course delays at Charles Darwin
Teen's murder case delayed after NT's forensic pathologist takes leave (opens the original)
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A 17-year-old boy who police allege stabbed a man to death in Tennant Creek three months ago has faced the Youth Justice Court charged with his murder. Prosecutors asked Judge Carly Ingles for a three-month adjournment after telling the court the Northern Territory's permanent forensic pathologist was on leave. The case will return to court in December but prosecutors say they cannot guarantee a post-mortem report will be complete by then. A teenager charged with murdering a 21-year-old man in T
Concern over federal Labor's quiet extension of mandatory income management (opens the original)
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The federal Labor government has broken an election promise by extending compulsory income management. Aboriginal groups and other experts say the scheme is discriminatory and people should be given the choice to opt in to have welfare payments quarantined for essential items. The Community Affairs References Committee will examine the legislative changes tomorrow. The federal Labor government has extended a scheme which sees part of the Centrelink payments of 30,000 Territorians compulsorily qu
Federal funding delays put Alice Springs youth centre rebuild in jeopardy (opens the original)
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A $20 million federal funding commitment to redevelop a youth centre in Alice Springs has been delayed, putting the service in jeopardy. Gap Youth Centre chief executive Leon Tripp says his application for a contract variation could take up to two months which would risk losing building contractors available for stage one of the redevelopment. Member for Lingiari Marion Scrymgour said she would meet with the federal infrastructure minister's office to work through the issues. The redevelopment o
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