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NITMILUK CELEBRATING 30 YEARS OF SHARING
Friday, 20 September 2019
Yesterday in Parliament I paid tribute to the Jawoyn people celebrating the 30th Anniversary of the return of their country, Nitmiluk. On September 10th 1989, the Jawoyn people won a Land Claim for Nitmiluk, previously known as the Katherine Gorge. Now 30 years on, we can look at the handback as a triumph with a
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MORRISON GOVERNMENT IS FAILING THE NT
Wednesday, 04 September 2019
If CLP Senator Sam McMahon is serious about developing the north she must to join forces with us to get the Prime Minister to the NT now to see for himself the need for infrastructure investment by his Government. Senator McMahon is quite right when she says there is a real need for investment in
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MORRISON MUST STOP NEGLECT OF TOP END
Thursday, 29 August 2019
The message to Canberra from the Northern Territory is clear – Prime Minister Scott Morrison must stop neglecting the Top End. That’s the message from meetings with First Nations communities and representatives of the tourism, agriculture, business and cattle industries from Darwin to Katherine this week. These meetings only reinforced the feedback we have received
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LABOR SUPPORTS DECISION TO CLOSE ULURU CLIMB
Tuesday, 27 August 2019
34 years since Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park was handed back to the Anangu traditional owners, climbing on this sacred place will be stopped from 26 October. Uluru holds great cultural significance for the Anangu traditional owners and many other Aboriginal nations. The Anangu traditional owners have been asking people not to climb for many years
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