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  • CAAMA Radio Online News Review
    Saturday, May 18th, 2013

  • Alice Springs Women’s Football Sees Another Year…
    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    The Alice Springs Women’s Football competition has started up again for it’s forth consecutive year. The competition allows women in Central Australia to come together in a friendly environment while supporting a healthy lifestyle.

    Mikaela Simpson caught up with Centralian Middle School Girls Academy Development Officer, Nicolette Sissy Dunn to talk details about this years competition.

    Sissy Dunn interview

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  • NT Council of Social Service ‘dissapointed’ at Territory Budget’s priorities
    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    The Northern Territory’s peak representative body for  those  affected by poverty and disadvantage says it was disappointed that the Northern Territory’s Budget failed to prioritise those who need help the  most.

    The Northern Territory Council of Social Service (NTCOSS) says the previous mini budget slashed support services for children most at risk in the NT and This budget has done nothing to fix that.

    Wendy Morton, Executive Director of NTCOSS says the  Giles  Government’s  commitment  to redirect Office of Children and Families money to frontline services does not address the massive need to increase investment in this area or any indication that this will include NGO’s.

    Ms Morton said ‘Non-government organisations in the Territory are working on the frontline with the most vulnerable and at risk children, young people and families….and   It is difficult to understand how the budget recognises the massive unmet need in our community or the valuable work of the NGO sector.’

  • Childrens Commissioner says Northern Territory has lowest level of service provision !
    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    Shock and anger across the Northern Territory  at claims  by  Chief Minister Adam Giles  that he will remove neglected Aboriginal children from their parents and place them in adopted homes if necessary.

    Northern Territory Children’s Commissioner Dr Howard Bath says the Northern Territory has the lowest level of service provision of any jurisdiction but an extremely high number of vulnerable children coming  into the system.

    Dr Howard Bath pw

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  • Budget 2013: What it Means for Women.
    Friday, May 17th, 2013

    The Womens Electoral Lobby says it was disappointed with this years Federal Budget and what it delivered for women.

    Pam Reilly talk with Emma Davidson, National Secretary, Womens Electoral Lobby on the Womens Business Program.
    Emma Davidson, Nat Secretary, Women’s Electoral Lobby n Pam

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