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Alice Springs youth curfew to be extended by six days to cover Northern Territory school holidays - Vimarsana News

Alice Springs youth curfew to be extended by six days to cover Northern Territory school holidays

NT chief minister Eva Lawler says rules barring children from entering town’s CBD at night will remain until 16 April

Youth curfew extended beyond school break | Canberra CityNews - Vimarsana News

Youth curfew extended beyond school break | Canberra CityNews

A youth curfew in Alice Springs has been extended until after school holidays after concerns that a relaxation of restrictions would lead to more violence.

NT Opposition leader Lia Finocchiaro reveals Voice stance, says 'Canberra-based body' won't adequately represent Aboriginal Territorians - Vimarsana News

NT Opposition leader Lia Finocchiaro reveals Voice stance, says 'Canberra-based body' won't adequately represent Aboriginal Territorians

Northern Territory Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro has revealed she will vote against the proposal to enshrine an Indigenous Voice to Parliament in the constitution.

'A little bit' for everyone in the NT budget: Lawler - Vimarsana News

'A little bit' for everyone in the NT budget: Lawler

The Northern Territory faces rising net debt as Treasurer Eva Lawler hands down her first budget with the...

Details of federal funding for Alice Springs, Central Australia to be revealed in budget, but $100m of promised total still missing - Vimarsana News

Details of federal funding for Alice Springs, Central Australia to be revealed in budget, but $100m of promised total still missing

Details of tens of millions of dollars in funding to improve safety in the embattled town, announced by the prime minister in February, will be revealed for the first time in the federal budget.

Source: abc.net.au