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Once ordered to rehab by court, Western Arrarnta man chose to go back (opens the original)
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Hermannsburg/Ntaria traditional owner Tim Tjupurrula McNamara describes himself as "a leader, a cultural man and storyteller". The proud Western Arrarnta man is a mentor to boys and men in his community. He passes on traditional knowledge and builds relationships through activities such as making spears and boomerangs, working with the Hidden Valley Camp Community Centre, the Tangentyere Men's Behaviour Change Program and other groups. "I am the good leader of the community, good leader of my fa
Queensland mum, Sydney dad among Australians missing in Nepal (opens the original)
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Authorities say 43 Australians remain missing after devastating flooding in the Nepal-Tibet border region. Among them are Queensland disability worker Renee Spry and Sydney IT worker Gopi Krishna Naidu Agastya. More than 2,400 people are unaccounted-for and search efforts are continuing. As rescue efforts continue along the Nepal-Tibet border following catastrophic floods, more Australian families are appealing for information about loved ones still missing in the region. Sunshine Coast mother o
Custom home gives outback family 'billion-dollar view' (opens the original)
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Sitting proudly on the verandah of his new home, Warumungu man Norman Frank Jupurrurla surveys the white-dotted buildings of Tennant Creek hidden among green Barkly scrubland before him. "It's just a billion-dollar view," he says. Mr Frank grew up in an overcrowded tin shed, which was stiflingly hot in Central Australia's harsh desert summers and leaked when it rained. After living in multiple government houses, Mr Frank, his wife Serina Morton and their three young daughters, moved into their n
Councils push to set their own rates for mining companies (opens the original)
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The Local Government Association of the Northern Territory (LGANT) wants the Territory government to allow councils to determine rates for mines within their own local government areas. LGANT says it would help councils afford the costs of maintaining assets and providing services, but the Minerals Council of Australia is against the change. The Northern Territory government says it will balance the evidence to make decisions. The Local Government Association of the Northern Territory (LGANT) is
Tree planting project creates jobs for future in Tennant Creek (opens the original)
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A tree planting mine rehabilitation project in Tennant Creek is helping residents into employment. Julalikari Council Aboriginal Corporation is working with Tennant Mines to provide the tree planting jobs, as part of rehabilitation works at Nobles Nob. Julalikari Council hopes the partnership will create lasting change in the community. In a warm greenhouse in Tennant Creek, Warumungu woman Shauna Graham pats down soil at the base of a seedling in a pot. The young, spindly plant will soon be rea
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