Member for Lingiari Warren Snowdon has today congratulated Yirara College on the successful launch of the Yirara Girls Academy in Alice Springs.

Member for Lingiari Warren Snowdon has today welcomed Prime Minister Malcom Turnbulls announcement for a July 2nd election.

Member for Lingiari said, Malcolm Turnbull has put an end to any idea of fairness to the Northern Territory in roads and infrastructure spending announcements made in Tuesdays Budget.

The 2016 Budget leaves the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander health sector with absolutely no certainty. Tuesday nights Budget confirmed the Turnbull Government is not genuinely committed to closing the gap.

Federal Member for Lingiari, Warren Snowdon today expressed his disappointment at comments made this week by Northern Territory Chief Minister Adam Giles comparing Uluru to the Eiffel Tower.

Francis Jupurrurla Kelly, a well-known and respected Warlpiri man with extensive experience, commitment and passion for his people, has been re-elected as the Chairperson of the Central Land Council (CLC), effective from Wednesday 20 April 201

A Boost to Territory Housing Construction and Jobs

Member for Lingiari and Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Indigenous Affairs Warren Snowdon has today acknowledged the collaborative efforts from the Close the Gap Campaign Steering Committee and all the work done by communities, the private sector and non-government organisations to help eliminate Indigenous disadvantage. Mr Snowdon said the time was right on National Close the

Warren Snowdon MP, the Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Indigenous Affairs and the Shadow Parliamentary Secretary for Northern Australia, today acknowledged the passing of renowned architect Paul Pholeros AM on the 2nd of February 2016.

Member for Lingiari Warren Snowdon has today spoken in Parliament over the Turnbull Governments failure to properly invest in education to ensure Australians are ready for the jobs of the future. Mr Snowdon, said, Before the 2013 election, the Liberals promised no cuts to health, no cuts to education. But after the election, Malcolm Turnbull