Australian Native Mud Crime

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/04/29/320245_ntnews.html
THE Federal Government should stop trying to "bully" the Territory into implementing stricter alcohol reforms, Chief Minister Adam Giles has said.
Mr Giles made the comments after Prime Minister Julia Gillard made a loose threat to cut federal funding if Labor's Banned Drinker Register was not reinstated.
Her government had a "very, very strong say" in the distribution and use of federal funds, she said on Friday.
"We get to have our voice heard," she said.
But Mr Giles slammed the comments, saying the BDR did not work: "The Banned Drinker Register provided no pathway for problem drinkers to overcome their addictions and problem drinkers were forced to find their alcohol elsewhere.
"The Prime Minister should stop trying to bully the Territory and must commit to the retention of existing funding arrangements."     Mr Giles said the NT already had the strongest alcohol supply restrictions in Australia.
For example, in Katherine, heavy beer cannot be purchased before midday and in Tennant Creek you cannot buy takeaway port.
In Nhulunbuy, takeaway alcohol is illegal without a permit and in Alice Springs there are limits on fortified wine.
Mr Giles said that the Federal Government was too focused on the supply of alcohol.
"The Prime Minister seems to think that just because someone has a ban on them, they will stop drinking, but there was nothing to stop third-party sales of grog and drunks still accessing alcohol through friends," he said.
Ms Gillard said she would continue to pressure the NT Government to go back to the Banned Drinker Register because it stopped alcohol-related harm of families and communities.
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.. and Adam Giles is the Abbo premiere of the NT now and he knows he can get the bongs on his side if they are allowed to drink . dumb arse! It isn't good for them to drink freely and it isn't good for us to see their shenanigans and crime booze brings! Should be a cull on these child like zombies!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/south-australia/arrest-warrant-issued-for-former-afl-start-liam-jurrah-as-charges-dropped/story-e6frea83-1226634013791

AN ARREST warrant has been issued for fallen AFL star Liam Jurrah, despite domestic violence charges being dropped against him today.                                       
In the Elizabeth Magistrates Court today, prosecutors withdrew a charge of aggravated assault over an incident allegedly involving Jurrah's partner in January.
However, Magistrate David McLeod heard that a new charge of breaching bail conditions had been laid against Jurrah - who is in custody in the NT on separate assault matters.
Mr McLeod issued a warrant for Jurrah's arrest should he return to South Australia.
Jurrah last week pleaded guilty to a charge of drink driving in which he was stopped by police with a blood-alcohol reading of 0.269.
His NT arrest came just six days after he was acquitted, by a Supreme Court jury, of leading a 20-strong invasion of the Little Sisters Town Camp at Alice Springs in March last year.
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dirty boong just can't stop breaking the law    who is surprized here?

[Rev.Cambeul]

boong just can't stop breaking the law  - who is surprized here?

I'm surprised they are even reporting it. Maybe we need more Indigenous sporting stars so the media will reveal the real extent of Abo crime?

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

It is just never ending isn't it? As long as there are boongs there will be trouble and stupidity!
the only time boongs aren't trouble and stupidity is when they are either in (1) Bio-diesel form (2) Fertiliser form


[size=78%]http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/05/03/320473_ntnews.html[/size]





A TERRITORY school has been closed after a teacher was hit on the back of the neck by a student with a baseball bat.
The attack, which happened on Monday, was the latest in a string of violent assaults on staff at Angurugu School on Groote Eylandt, east of Darwin.
Other attacks include a student smashing a window in the principal's office with an axe and a teacher having her hand broken after a student threw a chair, a table and a rubbish bin at her.
Another teacher was left bleeding after being bitten and one staff member was stabbed in the leg with sharpened pencils.
The NT News reported on a male teacher who was choked by a student and a female teacher who had to be flown off the island after a student threatened to rape her in March.



Education Union NT president Matthew Cranitch said the school had a long history of violence against teachers, which resulted in staff asking for the school to be closed yesterday.
"Sadly these types of attacks are continuing and it just highlights that this is a dangerous job, particularly in some remote communities," he said. "It's a tough school and it's a school that does have a high turnover of staff."
TEACHER loses leg in school attack
Mr Cranitch said he was pleased that the Education Department had listened to teachers' concerns. The school will remain closed until a community meeting has been held, and staff are confident behavioural and respect issues will be addressed.
Education Department deputy chief executive Eva Lawler said the school's closure was part of a comprehensive response.
"The officer in charge of police attended a staff briefing ... and is speaking with students about assaults and the law," she said.
"The school's senior indigenous adviser is meeting with community members to outline the consequences of violent behaviour.
"Counselling is being provided to school staff and their wellbeing is being monitored closely."
The Year 7 student who allegedly hit the male teacher with a baseball bat was suspended for one month
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[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.abc.net.au/news/2013-05-02/properties-raided-in-aboriginal-trust-fraud-probe/4666356


Northern Territory police have conducted a series of raids on Groote and Bicketon Islands, as part of an ongoing investigation into alleged fraud at an Aboriginal land trust.

Territory police have been investigating the financial dealings of the Groote Eylandt Aboriginal Trust for almost a year.

The multi-million-dollar trust manages royalties paid to traditional owners by the local manganese mine.

Fraud Squad detectives have been in the Gulf of Carpentaria, searching properties on Groote Eylandt at Angurugu and Umbakumba, and on neighbouring Bickerton Island.

Officers have seized financial records and trust documents.

Last month, police seized vehicles and boats in far north Queensland which they allege were acquired through the improper use of trust funds.

Well they can sieze boats and vehicles.. but they can't get back the money the boongs drink up or gamble.. remember ATSIC? Cannot trust abbos one little bit at all!

[Br.IanVonTurpie]

http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/05/09/320689_ntnews.html

THE woman who allegedly shot her ex-spouse and his mother with a revolver in a dispute over a child is expected to make a bail application next week, a court has heard.
The 38-year-old woman, who cannot be named to protect the identity of her child, sat in the dock at Darwin Magistrates Court facing a string of serious offences.
She has been charged with three counts of attempted murder, recklessly endangering life, two counts of causing serious harm, abducting a child, deprivation of liberty, breaking into a house with criminal intent, assault and firearms charges.

She was supported in court by at least eight family members, including her mother and partner.
The mother-of-two allegedly had an altercation with her ex-spouse's mother at a Virginia property before both women got into one car and drove down Lowther Rd.

As they drove along the road, the woman's ex-spouse was coming in the other direction before both cars stopped.    This is where the woman allegedly shot the older woman.




I read the original in the paper and an "Aboriginal Legal rights" mob were there to assist her. It just doesn't state it in this version.