Take a Tropical Holiday to Darwin & Experience Rich Abo "Culture" ???

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http://www.adelaidenow.com.au/news/national/violence-against-aboriginal-women-80-times-worse/story-fncz7kyc-1226661209335
There's a place in the world where dreadful violence is regularly inflicted upon women - rape, terrifying assault and murder.
In this place, women of a certain ethnic group are 80 times more likely to be hospitalised for assault and injury.
Many of the assaults are perpetrated by the women's husbands or partners and include being raped with wooden or metal objects, or being murdered by being repeatedly punched and struck with a saucepan, stones, a wheel rim and a wheel brace.
Or there was the case of the man who used a hose to whip his 32-year-old wife, stomping on her abdomen and dragging her naked body over rough ground, before raping her, and then bashing her with either a stick or metal pole, causing severe internal injuries, before finishing her off with a rock.In this place, up to 20 people live in some houses and children are stressed out and neglected.
In remote areas, up to 65 per cent of children attend school for fewer than three days a week and up to 60 per cent of them fail the national early developmental index which measures a child's ability to cope with starting school.
Apart from the outrageously high rates of violence, unemployment is rife, and thousands of people are battling alcohol and gambling abuse.



Why allow them to breed?




Australians who were shocked over the last few months by violent attacks on women in India should be alarmed by this.
This place is in our backyard.
It is one-third the size of India, and has .0002 of India's population.
It is Central Australia, and in particular the Northern Territory.
"There is a tri-state area in the middle of Australia which is a Bermuda triangle for domestic violence against Aboriginal women," said South Australian university lecturer and anthropologist, Professor Peter Sutton.
"People don't want to know, but how about women being raped by a burning fire stick or by a star picket?
"After the incidents in India I had a stream of emails from people wanting something done about it, but there's no petitions hitting my in-tray about what goes on in Central Australia and has done so for a very long time."
"The society where this is going on is very different from the middle-class Aboriginal people that many people know.
"These are hair trigger communities where people fly into a rage in a second.
"People are under the influence of alcohol and there are beatings and stabbings.
"Resorting to physical violence is the norm."
Dr Howard Bath, the Northern Territory's Children's Commissioner said the most recent statistics from the NT's five major government hospitals showed that in 2010 the number of non-indigenous females hospitalised for assault was 0.3 for every thousand women in the population.
The rate for indigenous females was 24.1 per thousand, or 80 times the rate.
"In numbers, that was 27 non-indigenous females being admitted, compared with 842 indigenous women being treated for assault.



I think what they are saying here is that nobody likes Abbo women, not even the Abbo men 





"What we are looking at is a disastrous situation in terms of the risk of violence to indigenous women.
"These numbers are mind boggling. The rate of abuse of these women is enormously high and children are being exposed to this, resulting in very, very high rates of child neglect."
Aboriginal men and to a lesser extent Aboriginal women and non-indigenous men were responsible for violence against Aboriginal women.



Let's face it who doesn't wanna cave their heads in?And tolerate their rubbish?




Dr Bath blamed alcohol and drug abuse, overcrowding and "consistent unemployment".
"Alcohol is the worst factor by a country mile," he said.
"Between 60 and 70 per cent of violence is directly related to alcohol.



How about getting off their bums and accepting the 70K/yr jobs on offer to them in the Nhullunbuy mines? 





"The facts are generally known, but it's a delicate area.
"Most of the people who are familiar with the details don't want to put a set of shameful allegations against the Aboriginal community and in particular the menfolk."
Dr Bath agreed Australians seemed more sympathetic with cases of violence in other countries than in their own country.



Because deep deep down the rest of us know they are just backward animals that only have a use for :- sport, music and art.




"Where is the outrage?" he said.
"I think if it's close to home, it's harder to look at.
"People aren't comfortable with what is happening to women in the Northern Territory.
"And it's having devastating developmental impacts on children.
"The figures for children from very remote areas of the territory very high rates of developmental skills and school attendance rates of 65 per cent attending less than three days a week.
"That is outrageous. It's disastrous".
Northern Territory MP Bess Price said the Aboriginal and white communities had long known about the violence and done nothing.



DUH! try take them away and get "stolen generation!" thrown at you. They can't look after themselves.




She had been "routinely attacked", called "a liar" and "obscenely insulted on the internet" - in particular by people with left-wing political views - for raising the issue.
She told the NT Parliament last month that two of her relatives who were "young mothers" were killed in Alice Springs this year.
"One was injured mortally in the public, in front of several families," Ms Price said.
"Nobody acted to protect her.
"Dozens of my female relatives have been killed this way. Convictions usually lead to light sentences.
"I was told by a senior lawyer that no jury in Alice Springs will convict an Aboriginal person for murder if the victim is also Aboriginal and he or she is only stabbed once.



See! one law for them , one law for others! RACIST!




"We all have done nothing effective to stop this from happening. It has been going on for decades.
"Why hasn't there been the same outrage over the continuing killing of our women and abuse and neglect of our kids?
If these women victims were white, we would hear very loud outrage from feminists.
If their killers had been white, we would hear outrage from the Indigenous activists.
Why is there such a deafening silence when both victim and perpetrator are black?



Because it is always Whities fault! People don't wanna touch the "stolen generation" issue.. but really understand they are a backward and primitive minded lot.





"I believe that we can blame the politics of the progressive left and its comfortably middle class urban Indigenous supporters."

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http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/08/02/323533_ntnews.html
RESIDENTS at Darwin's notorious public housing complex, Kurringal Flats, have started to be moved out of one of the blocks so the dilapidated building can be demolished.

Steve Holliday, who suffers from a physical disability that prevents him from working, said he had lived in public housing in the area for almost 20 years.

He said Territory Housing staff told him he would have to apply for a transfer and then gave him five days to accept one of two other units or he would be taken off the public housing list.

He said all his friends were in Fannie Bay and it was stressful to be forced out so suddenly.

"It is totally out of character for the housing commission people to be so brutal and so seemingly uncaring," he said. "They said they were under pressure from the Minister to get everyone out as quickly as possible."

Housing Department acting deputy chief executive Sibylle Brautigam said Block 6, the most central of the three buildings, had been assessed and was "approaching the end of its economic life". She denied there was a rush to get the tenants out.  "As opportunities in other public housing properties become available, tenants are being relocated from Block 6 while future opportunities for the site are explored," she said.
"There is no decision made on redevelopment of Kurringal specifically, however large parcels of land which can be redeveloped to provide housing options for Territorians are being considered."
Mr Holliday said he had been offered a unit in another block in Kurringal but was afraid to move there in case he was uprooted soon after. His other option was a unit in Nightcliff.
Fannie Bay MLA Michael Gunner has asked for an urgent briefing from Housing Minister Peter Chandler.
"We don't know exactly what the Government plans are other than to empty Block 6," he said.
"While it makes sense to look at Kurringal as a future development site you've got to do it in a way that looks after the people who are already living there."

Mr Chandler declined to comment but has always maintained Kurringal needed to be demolished.




Hmm Wonder where they are going to move all the vermin that live in these hell flats, no comment about that? When they smash them up they are gunna sell $400K flats to Chinks probably.

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http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/09/16/324943_ntnews.html
PRELIMINARY talks have begun between the NT Government and developers to turn Darwin's Bagot Aboriginal Community into a "normal'' suburb. :'( :'( :'(
Larrakia Development Corporation and Deputy Chief Minister Dave Tollner have discussed the development of the site, embedded on Bagot Rd in the posh suburb of Ludmilla.
There is not yet a formal arrangement in place and the issue has not yet been referred to the Development Consent Authority.
But the Member for Fong Lim said the NT Government wants to see Bagot redeveloped into a suburb.
"That's an election commitment,'' he said.
Mr Tollner said existing residents would be offered their houses on the condition they are brought up to an "acceptable'' community standard.



Ever see the Abbos do anything to acceptable community standards? looks like they won't be given a free place then!



  "They'll basically be gifted to them,'' he said.



Damn discrimination! why can't non Abbos get a free place? Well If I want a deed from them I'll go there with Marbles and Mercury and trade it for my "magic man stuff pale face has".






Those that don't want to own their own home will rent them from Territory housing. Other, privately owned houses will be built in the community as well.
Larrakia Development Corporation (LDC) chairman Nigel Browne said there is not yet a formalised arrangement.
"We've simply made it known to the Government that being the commercial arm of the Traditional Owners of Darwin that when those areas are looked at in terms of development ... that we would be expecting to have as significant say in how it pans out.''
Mr Browne said other town camps were also on Larrakia land such as One Mile Dam, Knuckey Lagoon Indigenous Village (11 Mile) and Palmerston Indigenous Village (16 Mile).
"They're all on Larrakia country,'' he said.



O.K forget About them living in Australia they live in some parallel boong Australia!





Mr Browne said the LDC also expected to have a big say if there is the opportunity to develop and improve services and housing in these areas.
The LDC is a proprietary limited company wholly owned by the Northern Land Council.
The plan is likely to face significant opposition. A hundred angry protesters picketed Mr Tollner's office in August last year opposing the idea.
Some residents such as Gwendoline White, 45, who was born in Bagot and rents a house there for about $240 per week, have said they don't like Mr Tollner's plan.
Bagot Council holds the lease on Bagot community land, and Council president Helen Fejo-Frith said they had their own five-year plan developed with Yilli Rreung Housing Association which included more housing, a sports oval and club rooms.
Darwin barrister Lex Silvester has said there are major stumbling blocks that could cost millions and bog the process down for years in legal challenges.
One is the ability to resume the Crown lease for private housing. Another is the amount of compensation to be paid.

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http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/09/17/325028_ntnews.html
A MAKESHIFT volleyball court in the Todd River at Alice Springs has raised the ire of local indigenous people.
Local activist Natasha Craigie-Braun said she was appalled when she stopped by one of her favourite spots and saw a group of "foreigners" playing volleyball.
"My friends and I were going for a drive so I said to my friend we'll go down to the river to my favourite spot," Ms Braun said.



A drink out spot where the town Abbo bums go to get trashed and be a disgrace!





"It's a spot I stop at to gather my thoughts. We went for a drive and she raised the concern at first.
"She said straightaway, 'What are they doing?' and I understood how she felt."
Although Ms Braun chose not to approach the strangers, she returned the next day to have a look for herself.    "I went down into the creek and they put big logs into the ground," she said.
"I was quite angry so I pulled one out, but I thought, 'Don't get angry - find out the story first and take photos.' "
Ms Braun said she was not the only one that would have raised the concern.
"I just happened to be there," she said.
"We have a lot of families coming here through immigration but they don't have any cultural awareness. It's just common sense.
"Have respect, have cultural awareness."
She also found the ground littered with water bottles.
"They're throwing their rubbish; they've got no cultural awareness," she said.
"It's a sacred site as far as I'm concerned. We don't mind people walking down there or whatever." :'(
Ms Braun believes it is a matter for the Government or the Foreign Affairs Minister to instil some sort of cultural awareness.
When asked if Aboriginal people contributed to the rubbish in the Todd River, Ms Braun said "absolutely".
"It would be my own people who are doing that because of the Intervention," she said. "They're hiding.
"The Government says to the people they're not dealing with the problem. The Government is creating an illusion; it's all undercover.
"That's why there is so much alcohol down the Todd River - because there are so many alcohol outlets."
Ms Braun welcomes "foreigners" but wants them to have respect.
"My people are very different to any other Aboriginal people in Australia," she said. "They are more cultured and traditional than anywhere else.



Yeah look at the Abbo crime thread and tell me how wonderful the centralian coons are to everyone!




The foreigners need to know; it's not their fault. The Government is making money out of sending them here."



... And just does  how do the Abbo's get $ in Alice Springs? Where does the permit $ from visits to Ayres rock go?

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http://www.ntnews.com.au/article/2013/09/26/325361_ntnews.html

Plans have emerged for a 242-bed hotel and an aged care facility at One Mile Dam - the indigenous community in the heart of Darwin.
Aboriginal service provider Larrakia Nation is negotiating with the Aboriginal Development Foundation for the leases on One Mile Dam, Knuckey Lagoon camp and the Palmerston Indigenous village .

Larrakia Nation chief executive Ilana Eldridge said they wanted to build a four-star modular hotel on the site that would be Aboriginal owned and staffed with an active partnership.



Allllrighty..... so you want them to have a building that looks like this as well as function as a 4 star hotel run by them:-



When presently this is how these people reside on the site.. well wouldn't it be a good idea to splurge some money right now on a white elephant. I am pretty sure they'd be very good managers

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http://www.ntnews.com.au/realestate/rosy-future-for-notorious-kurringal-flats/story-fnk4wt05-1226805659426


THE most notorious Housing Commission site in the Territory is now on the 'for sale' block. 
 
Housing Minister Matt Conlan is calling for expressions of interest from the private sector to buy and redevelop the Fannie Bay site, which was once described as one of the worst public housing blocks in Australia by National Shelter head Adrian Pisarski.

In March last year the NT News revealed that Kurringal Flats in Fannie Bay would be demolished along with other Housing Commission sites such as at Runge St, Coconut Grove.

In December the NT Government said that Kurringal would be replaced with a mix of 200 private and public houses.
Mr Conlan said the site was zoned to accommodate double the current number of dwellings "from 84 to up to 200" but proposals must include a minimum of 15 per cent affordable rental and home ownership options.

"It will be a condition under the EOI that this percentage be set aside for affordable housing, with 15 per cent for affordable rental and home ownership opportunities," he said.


How can a coon get a mortgage if they don't work? When they move house you know because they are carrying either a carboard box or a sheet of galvanised tin!

He also said that any proposals must include strategies for the replacement of public housing.

Mr Conlan said the project would help ease housing cost pressures. But he did not say how many dwellings were zoned for the site nor how many public housing dwellings would be provided.

"The successful developer will need to provide a reasonable amount of public housing dwellings options," he said. He also did not state what the affordable options would be. Expressions of interest close on February 28.

What word starts with "N" and ends in "R" and you never want to call a black man?

NEIGHBOUR!