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Vanessa lives in an abandoned home with no power or water. It was the only option in Tennant Creek

Vanessa lives in an abandoned home with no power or water. It was the only option in Tennant Creek
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NT youth bail laws pass despite opposition - National Indigenous Times

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Youth Justice Legislation Amendment Bill 2021 (NT) was introduced to parliament by the Gunner Government last Wednesday and was passed on Tuesday night with bipartisan support.
The changes were fast tracked despite calls for a consultation period.
The legislation removes the presumption of bail for first time offenders and automatically revokes bail if conditions are breached.
It is now also more difficult for the courts to divert children from the criminal justice system if they have previously failed to complete a diversionary program.
David Woodroffe of the Northern Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) said the laws create a zero-tolerance environment to youth offending that will put more children behind bars and make them more likely to reoffend.

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Indigenous NT attorney-general Selena Uibo slams Greens senator Lidia Thorpe

An indigenous attorney-general has launched a blistering attack on an 'inner city Melbourne' Greens senator who assumed she was a 'white man'.
During a speech in Canberra on Tuesday, Senator Lidia Thorpe assumed NT Attorney-General Selena Uibo was a man who was 'hopefully' white.
Senator Thorpe, a Gunnai Gunditjmara and Djab Wurrung woman, was delivering a speech about changes to youth bail laws when she made the blunder.
'I do hope the Attorney-General, given he probably didn't read the royal commission recommendations, hopefully he listens to these experts,' she said.
'Hopefully, they're white. You know, white is right in this place.'

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Coroner calls for safety upgrades at Darwin prison after death of buggy-driving prisoner

Benjamin Watts was set to be considered for parole when he crashed a buggy inside Darwin prison. Now the NT coroner is calling for safety upgrades.

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Push for criminal age raise has in principle support

Push for criminal age raise has in principle support
One government has backed away from raising the age of criminal consent, despite reports attorneys-generals from across the nation are backing the move.
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NT senator Sam McMahon has cited kids "knowing what they are doing" as a reason why the Territory should leave the age of criminal responsibility at 10, as the government indicates it supports raising it "in principle".
The Royal Commission into the Protection and Detention of Children in the NT recommended the move to raise the age of criminal responsibility from 10 to 12 years old, which was tabled in parliament in November 2017.

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Push for criminal age raise has in principle support

Push for criminal age raise has in principle support
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ACT calls for rights to legalise voluntary assisted dying

ACT calls for rights to legalise voluntary assisted dying
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NT Government calls for action on report finding federal laws 'offensive' to Indigenous Territorians

NT Government calls for action on report finding federal laws 'offensive' to Indigenous Territorians
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NT Attorney-General Selena Uibo has written to her federal counterpart calling for a review of controversial Commonwealth laws. (ABC News: Laetitia Lemke)
When a 55-year-old man was found guilty of having sex with and assaulting his 14-year-old "promised bride" in the mid-2000s, the Northern Territory Supreme Court handed him a two-year sentence, suspended after just one month.
The short jail term — which was based on the court's finding that the man believed his actions were permitted under traditional law — was later increased to a minimum of 18 months after the original sentence was deemed "manifestly inadequate" on appeal.

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Northern Territory government under fire over standards of staff behaviour and transparency

Northern Territory government under fire over standards of staff behaviour and transparency
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FebFebruary 2021 at 10:56am
Opposition Leader Lia Finocchiaro, pictured with Braitling MLA Josh Burgoyne, says the government must lift its standards.
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The Gunner Labor government has come under sustained scrutiny as questions over its standards of transparency and staff behaviour have consumed another day of NT Parliament.
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The staffer has apologised, but the government declined to refer the matter for investigation
It follows a week of intense criticism over the Gunner government's handling of various issues
A Labor staff member also resigned over the issue and, while that person was named in Parliament today, the ABC is for legal reasons unable to name him at this time.

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New domestic violence laws may criminalise coercive control in the Northern Territory

New domestic violence laws may criminalise coercive control in the Northern Territory
ThuThursday 11
FebFebruary 2021 at 8:47pm
Frontline workers in domestic violence services say almost all their clients have experienced some form of coercive control.
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The Northern Territory Government could soon criminalise coercive control abuse, as domestic violence rates climb across the Territory.
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The NT has the highest rate of domestic violence-related offences in the nation
The Criminal Lawyers Association says current laws are enough, and the focus should be on education
Coercive control can include a range of emotional, psychological and financial abuse, such as isolating someone from their friends and family, humiliating or insulting them.

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