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Northern Territory

Report

Joining forces: a partnership approach to effective justice - community-driven social controls working side by side with the Magistracy of the Northern Territory


In February 2012, the author was engaged by the NT Department of Justice to undertake a review of Community Courts. This report outlines his observations and is available for the first time to the general public, courtesy of the author and the NT Attorney-General and Department of Justice.
Report

Own initiative investigation report: services provided by the Northern Territory Department of Correctional Services to Don Dale Youth Detention Centre Alice Springs Youth Detention Centre - final investigation report


The aim of this own initiative investigation conducted by the Office of the Children’s Commissioner (OCC) was to address the systemic issues emerging from complaints received from young persons in detention. During the course of the investigation several other issues were identified which were inherently connected to the three main issues named in the scope...
Report

Telling it like it is: Aboriginal perspectives on race and race relations


Overview This project aims to provide an evidence base for attitudinal change, to develop new strategies for racial harmony, and to improve the way services are provided to Aboriginal people. The project team collected data from nearly 200 in-depth interviews with 44 respondents from a cross-section of Darwin’s Aboriginal residents and visitors, a survey of...
Report

Pre-election fiscal outlook report


The Fiscal Integrity and Transparency Act requires the public release of a Pre-Election Fiscal Outlook Report within 10 days of the issue of a writ for a Northern Territory general election. In accordance with this requirement, the Report was released on 18 August 2016. The Report takes into account non-policy changes and policy decisions made...
Article

The NT royal commission: it’s a good start but more leadership is needed


The harrowing image of a child, partially clad, hooded and shackled to a chair in a prison cell, has provoked public outrage and the prime minister’s resolve that a royal commission “get to the bottom of it.” This swift commitment to a royal commission directs much-needed attention to the abuse of children in correctional institutions...
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