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Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory — APO NT
APONT calls on Finocchiaro to govern for all Territorians by properly engaging with the sector
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) is calling on the NT Government to honour its promise to govern for all Territorians, noting a series of reforms including changes to the Anti-Discrimination Act (1992) Youth Justice Bill being counter to that promise.
Inquiry into Local Decision Making
On behalf of the Aboriginal Peak Organisations of the Northern Territory (APONT) please find herewith our submission to the Northern Territory Government’s(NTG) Public Accounts Committee Inquiry into Local Decision Making (LDM).
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APONT says 2025 Territory Budget does not fulfil the NT’s commitments on Closing the Gap and cannot continue to ignore the sector
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) says the 2025 NT Budget announced on Tuesday 13 May does not address the fundamental needs of Aboriginal Territorians.
Keeping the message on track at Joint Council
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) will be represented at the Joint Council on Closing the Gap meeting, on Larrakia Country, in Darwin today (Friday 20 June).
APONT calls on Finocchiaro to govern for all Territorians by properly engaging with the sector
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) is calling on the NT Government to honour its promise to govern for all Territorians, noting a series of reforms including changes to the Anti-Discrimination Act (1992) Youth Justice Bill being counter to that promise.
Inquiry into Local Decision Making
On behalf of the Aboriginal Peak Organisations of the Northern Territory (APONT) please find herewith our submission to the Northern Territory Government’s(NTG) Public Accounts Committee Inquiry into Local Decision Making (LDM).
APONT says 2025 Territory Budget does not fulfil the NT’s commitments on Closing the Gap and cannot continue to ignore the sector
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) says the 2025 NT Budget announced on Tuesday 13 May does not address the fundamental needs of Aboriginal Territorians.
Keeping the message on track at Joint Council
The Aboriginal Peak Organisations Northern Territory Aboriginal Corporation (APONT) will be represented at the Joint Council on Closing the Gap meeting, on Larrakia Country, in Darwin today (Friday 20 June).
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