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Chief Minister booed By ERWIN CHLANDA and KIERAN FINNANE Chief Minister Clare Martin was subjected to unprecedented anger, with sustained booing and heckling while she spoke to the crowd - a Who's Who of small local busi­ ness - gathered to protest about law and order issues as Parliament opened in Alice on Tuesday. Ms Martin took the microphone to loud boo­ ing, and it didn't get any better, with constant, often vehemently angry, inter­ jections. "I do understand your concerns," she said. "Go and walk our streets in the dark!" came the cry. "We as government have put over the last 12 months considerable ef­ forts into dealing with the long term issues of Alice Springs." Booing, catcalls. Ms Martin got sustained heckling when she men­ NT Government members visibly shaken by the unprecedented hostility displayed towards them in Alice Springs (from left) MLA for MacDonnell Alison tioned the alcohol plan and Anderson, Ministers Delia Lawrie, Marion Scrymgour, Paul Henderson, Syd Stirling (back to camera), Elliot McAdam, Chris Burns, Chief Minister Clare a decrease in consumption Martin, minder John Gaynor and MLA for Stuart Karl Hampton (with glasses). (a minimal 11 %.). "What crap." for the future of the town numbers will be at full to be dealing with the im­ Ms Martin: "Your fu­ Ms Martin: "I'm happy Ms Martin: "Thank you "Look around the camps." strength in the future." mediate problems, which ture is bright." . to meet, if you are available, for coming today." Northside." "When are you going Loud heckling by sev­ we are." "No thanks to you." to talk about these issues in "Oooohhh. Booo! Go Ms Martin: "There are to start?" eral people. "Well then do some­ "If this were Darwin, it more detail." back to Darwin." major plans under way Ms Martin: "Police Ms Martin: "We need thing today." wouldn't be happening." "We're here." CONT. PAGES 10 & 11. ! ALICE SPRINGS NEWS ... the ONLY locally owned newspaper in The Alice. wzssaBSffiassaxmssmawussiBBBBai 3823J8^JSiSZS2!l£g312al££B3BS£3m^ .7«rvi^ar.Mss-„f. ia^«srcraE3OTs^«rrav«r.^yr>£s Zixt^ss. ALICE SPRINGS NEWS - Vol 14, ISSUE 11. April 19, 2007 - Page 1 • Opinion The Larapinta Line has a certain ring to it

It cannot be said that for themselves and if not tells motorists that turn­ Don't you need an urban town in the country .•"But a Fran will have ordered ing the rail networks and the vast majority of peo­ for themselves for their ing right will take them to area before you can have city it isn't. Lord Mayor business cards the traffic jams and the toll ple in Alice Springs lack children. the "Eastern Suburbs" and a suburban area? But 24 For those of you who to replace the regular May­ roads that come, with the aspiration. Some towns are aspira­ turning left will lead to the there are, so a sign telling don't get out much, cities oral ones and I know that title of "city". We are an aspiration- tional too and Alice Springs "City Centre". the driver that there are sub­ have traffic and tall build­ there has been discussion I'm not saying that we al lot. In fact most of is a shining example of one Did we steal this sign urbs where I thought only ings and rail networks and as to where to draw Cen­ should be content with our us came here for of these. from somewhere? Should one suburb at best existed importantly a lot more than tral Australia's own ver­ lot. I love the "we can do the opportunities There are in­ the police be called? Was might just be a case of great 30,000 people. sion of the Berrimah Line. anything" attitude of the provided by the dications of this it kids? I assume the sign forward thinking. • Be that as it may, this (I personally think that the town. place. all overthe place. refers to Sadadeen and the But no matter how I try week Alice Springs is "Larapinta Line" has a cer­ I'm just saying a city Former La­ The frustration middle of town. to rationalise it in my mind, I technically the capital of tain ring to it). isn't always something on bor leader Mark with the social The mysterious place can't for the life of me figure the Northern Territory, the So for those of you who which to hang your aspi­ Latham popu­ problems we face names committee has in the out to what city Stott Ter­ capital-being defined as the wish to call us the capital rations. larised the term comes from our last week or so told us that race could lead. seat of government. city now you have your So tomorrow morning "the aspirational want to be bet­ we now have 24 suburbs in Let's drop the aspira­ Parliament is sitting chance. when you drag your aspi­ class" a few years ter. Alice Springs. Twenty four! tional rose coloured glasses here this week and therefore I however see nothing rational body out of bed, go ago. The fact that Are you sure? for just a second. we are the capital. Hooray! wrong with Alice Springs outside, breath in the fresh Sure he also business owners With a population of Alice Springs is a bril­ Many of you will be think­ being a town. air and think how good it popularised being are the spokes- thirty thousand I'm not sure liant town. In fact it could ing "well, about bloody There's nothing wrong is to live in a small out- a bit of a nutter people for social we need so many. well be the finest remote time". in my mind with not hav­ . back town. and self implod­ change reflects in ing in front of a very, real way, the entire nation the economic as­ Letters but credit where pirations of the it's due. town. The aspirational class, My favourite indicator, according to Latham, is a however, is a little simpler. sub-section of'the lower It is four words which con­ middle class. veys our aspirational nature A group of people go­ louder to me than any protest What has permit system aehieved? ing about their business in or petition. order to make life socailly There is a road sign near and economically better the Barra on Todd which Sir,- Has the permit unwanted and unwarranted Mr Magnay talked Springs Town Council put forward by the people system to go onto Aborigi­ violations of privacy, and I about "smacking a child's elected members, North­ of Alice Springs to tackle nal land gone past its used- have no doubt they will af­ bum" and that incorporates ern Territory Government crime in the town. by date? . ford the same protection on exactly the same type of vi­ and Federal elected mem­ Government inaction is After more than two Aboriginal Homelands and sion I am talking about. bers for Central Australia, part of the reason why Alice TALK OF THE TOWN decades of permits, today to those who live there. Children embody the Northern Territory Police, residents have been forming there is a steady exodus Bold visionary leader­ potential (both good and representatives from In­ into community groups and from the permit protected ship will be required if we bad) of our society and so digenous organisations, taking to the streets. areas into the urban centres. are to have such a paradigm we continually look back representatives from Alice The Chief Minister Almost everyone out there shift. We would need to ei­ on our own experiences, to Springs Youth organisa­ should already be thinking NATIONAL YOUTH WEEK- RAGE AND RIDE is aware of, and wants ac­ ther convince or replace the inform our current attitudes tions and the Northern Terri­ long and hard about the type The first Alice Springs Rage and Ride event is being cess to, the health, educa­ more timid of the gatekeep­ in hope of building a bet­ tory Licensing Commission of strategies her government held on Friday 20 April from 4 - 7pm at the Alice tion, and materiel benefits ers, but it could be done. ter future. to name a few. will be willing to adopt. Springs Skate Park, as part of National Youth Week. on offer within the larger Without the artificial I'm not advocating in I am positive that our en­ I predict that at the very tire community shares one This free community event will include breathtaking community. isolation of a permits sys­ favour or against smacking least the summit will hear But most of these bene­ tem, we might find it both but what I am saying is that common belief - the vio­ calls fon- BMX stunt riders, performing in a demo-competition fits are expensive to provide necessary and easier to start life is lived in shades of grey lence and intimidation has • CCTVs in the Mall; foryouth to judge. Entertainment will be provided and mainly for this reason talking to each other. We and we need to use wisdom. to stop. Enough is enough. • a youth curfew; by Drum AtwemeandThe Moxie.There will be loads are found in the urban cen­ might discover that all of We need to use the past to We can no longer play the • boot camp for youth of give-aways and a Trek Vert2 Freestyle BMX bike tres and not on the remote us who call the NT home understand today and to blame game, or handball offenders; major door prize (with a RRP of $499), donated communities. have more in common with inform us of how to shape responsibilities - it is time • more police on the Of those who have been each other than we thought, the future. for us as leaders to stand beat; and by Ultimate Ride. This community youth event is living in permit protected or have been allowed to We need to keep our togetheron the issue of anti­ • mounted police. proudly supported by Ultimate Ride, Tangentyere areas,, a close look at them think. cool when dealing with the social behaviour and pave What the community Council and the Alice Springs Town Council. For as they join the urban drift Hal Duell current situations in town. the way forward. won't tolerate is another further information contact Council's Community can throw up some pretty Alice Springs We need to try and under­ I hope that an outcome brush off from the Martin Projects Officer, Fran Stoops on 8950 0505 ordinary pictures. stand where all people are of the forum will be trie Government. We findhealt h statistics Inspiring show! coming from and we need creation of achievable ac­ Pretending the prob­ A CENTURY OF CARS indicating that both men and to "walk together" into the tions that can address the lems with'violent crime are The Strehlow Research Centre and Alice Springs women have up to a 20 year Sir,- I have recently future. problems facing our com­ being exaggerated won't shorter life expectancy than been in Alice Springs work­ I do not want this town munity. . wash with the people of Public Library invite you to a photographic exhibition • theircounterparts in the gen­ ing on the score for a musical to slump into a future full of Although the media and Alice anymore. and film night celebrating 100 years of cars in eral population. theatre piece which incor- division and anger. I want public are not invited to the Richard Lim, Alice Springs. The film night, featuring a montage We find the larger part porporates Central Austral­ us to work through our is­ forum, they are wholly en­ Shadow Minister for of archival footage and early documentary films of yet another school gen­ ian Indigenous themes. sues and come out with bet­ couraged to voice their con­ Central Australia about motoring in Central Australia will be shown eration looking at a future My time in Alice coin­ ter understanding and more cerns and issues through the on Thursday 26 April in the Alice Springs Public of welfare instead of work cided with the local open­ cohesiveness. invited community leaders Many minders due to inadequate educa­ ing of another musical Everybody's opinion is who will be in attendance. Library from 6-8pm. Setto be a major feature of this tion, motivation and su­ theatre piece, The Magic valuable and informative. ' The whole idea is to Sir,- So the Treasurer year's HeritageWeek, the photographic exhibition pervision. Coolamon. Aid. Jane Clark have a non-political hon­ claims the government will will be on display at the Alice Springs Public Library We find a truly shocking I went along tb the show Alice Springs est community discussion, work to trim "non-service starting Monday 23 to Sunday 29 April. For more rate of sexually transmitted with no idea what to expect, away from the media and and executive" positions. information or to RSVP for attending the film night, diseases, shocking both in not knowing the local arts The way forward? public spotlight. The inten­ Will this 'trimming' the prevalence of infection scene. I walked away with tion was not for the public include any of the 83 min­ contact Anneke Rose on 8950 0515. and in the age range of those a whole new perception of Sir,- Following in­ to feel excluded from the isterial and administration Alice Springs. forum, and it has been lim­ DESERT AUSTRALIA INNOVATION FESTIVAL 2007 infected. creasing occurrences of staff attached to the Chief Has the permit system I have not been able severe anti-social behav­ ited to community lead­ Minister and Ministers' Schedules are now available for the 2007 provided health, education, to get the show out of my iour, and the overall anxiety ers only so we can ensure offices, or is the Treasurer Ausinnovation Festival. You can pick up a copy of employment or domestic se­ head or heart since return­ being felt across the entire open, frank and productive only targeting the public all the scheduled activities from the Alice Springs curity? Has it been used to ing to Sydney and wanted community, I have called discussions. service? Town Council Civic Centre and the Alice Springs hide unpalatable truths? to share my gratitude with for a Community Leaders Fran Kilgariff It is unconscionable Public Library. For more information please contact We often hear stories Warren H. Williams and Forum to discuss options Mayor that such a large number of of nepotism, domestic vio­ Red Dust Theatre for giving for the future in Alice.. Alice Springs staff are needed to "mind" Council's Community Projects and Events Officer, lence, child abuse, sexual me hope about the future of The forum will be for Ministers. This is an aver­ Fran Stoops, on 89500505. abuse, substance abuse, an i- race relations in this court- invited community leaders Words are cheap age of more than nine staff mal cruelty, and who knows try and inspiration to finish only, and will be held tomor­ per Minister. As well, the COUNCIL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITIES what else. When investiga­ my work. row (Friday 20 April) with Sir,-The Alice Springs Leader of the Opposition To look at Council's employment opportunities tive journalists attempt to Angelina Kain an aim to discuss strategies community will be expect­ has seven staff. please visit our employment page located on our get to the bottom of these Sydney, NSW and solutions to combat ing concrete action to follow But the two Independ­ website.www.alicesprings.nt.gov.au. stories, are they granted anti-social behaviour, par­ this week's crime summit. ents have just one research unrestricted permits to ask Let's keep our cool ticularly the strong pres­ The community is des­ officer between them to. Rex Mooney their questions? ence of youth gangs in Alice perate for decisive strategies cover all portfolios of gov­ Chief Executive Officer I challenge the politi­ Sir,- In answer to Springs. The forum will to curb the wave of violence ernment. This luxury pales cians and the CEOs who R.Magnay's letter to the be facilitated by Reverend plaguing Alice. into insignificance com­ "A town like Alice draw their legitimacy from editor (Alice News, April Tracy Spencer, who has a I'm very disappointed pared to the 21 in the Chief within the permit protected 12), I do understand where community leadership role that the public and the me­ Minister's Office. areas to try something new. he is coming from. in the Alice Springs Uniting dia have been excluded Perhaps the Treasurer Dump, the permit system As a community leader, Church in addition to having from the summit. I think needs to include his back­ entirely! however, I need to be mind­ experience as an associate input from the general pub­ yard and those of his Minis­ Once this bureaucratic ful of the rights and respon­ member of the Australian lic would have been really terial colleagues when tight­ construct is dismantled, sibilities of all citizens of Psychological Society for beneficial. ening the budget belt. www.alicesprings.nt.gov.au normal trespass laws will Alice. I look towards the 15 years. To date, the Martin Loraine Braham, Phone: (08) 8950 0500 [ax: (08) 8953 0558 apply. These laws protect big picture - past, present Invited community Government has rejected Independent Member the rest of Australia from and future. leaders include all Alice every concrete suggestion for Braitling Page 2 - ALICE SPRINGS NEWS • Vol 14, ISSUE 11. April 19,2007 Change of guard at the Catholic Church in Alice By KIERAN FINNANE What did he think Abo­ riginal people were seeking After 78 years in Alice from the church? Springs the Missionaries "The same as white of the Sacred Heart are people." leaving. The Christian messages Only two from the order "have penetrated reason­ remain - Brother Ed Ben­ ably well". nett, now 93 years of age, "It could always be bet­ and Father Brian Healy, ter, but the results are similar parish priest; for whites. They will bid farewell "They all know a lot to the parish in a special about what we want them event on June 3, and leave to know. Whether or not injury. they put it into practice is After 17 years in town another matter." Fr Healy will do a renewal After a.stint in Alice in course before taking over as the early 'eighties, Fr Hea­ parish priest of Palmerston ly returned in 1989. There from the start of next year. were three MSC priests Incoming parish priest then, as well as Br Ed. in Alice will be Fr Jim Other than for funerals, Knight, a Divine Word Fr Healy serves mainly the Missionary, as areFr Asaeli non-Aboriginal congrega­ Raass and Fr Mich'ael Loke, tion. Say hello to already in town, and Fr Peter Aboriginal Catholics Tarn Tran at Santa Teresa. have their own Mass at Once the only order in the church's South Terrace the parish, the numbers of premises. text G™ network coverage Missionaries of the Sacred "They are able to par­ ^t&rt* Heart (MSCs) are dwin­ ticipate in the mass in the dling, "like all orders", says way they want. They have Fr Healy. a hand held microphone that ef erywhere you need it. "Young men just don't they pass around. seem interested." "They wouldn't do this Would allowing priests in the church. And down to marry make a differ­ there if the mass doesn't ence? start till 11.20 or 11.30 "I'd be surprised.The nobody gets upset, but for number of practis ing Catho­ whites that would be another lics is dropping. We still get matter! good numbers of students at "There's not as much the col lege, but far fewer are mixing in the parish as 1 coming to church on Sun­ would like to see but the days and being involved in Aborigines don't mind other religious practices and whites going down there, that's across the ages, both and some do, some go to senior and junior. contribute, to drive busses, "We mightn't be rel­ to pick people up." evant, but the lack of in­ The "white parish is terest is right through their very friendly", "people lives - even sporting teams participate well", "there's are struggling to get enough no trouble getting a parish players." council together". Born in 1936, Fr Healy Does he feel regular at­ grew up in the west Victori­ tendance at Mass is largely a an town of Hamilton. He at­ habit or is it more dynamic tended the MSCs apostolic than that? school in his last three years "For most it is more dy­ of secondary school and namic than habit." then went into the seminary He describes as "great" for seven year.s' training to the participation of lay peo­ become a priest. ple in the Mass. Fr Healy He was ordained in sees his role as being a spir­ 1962 and posted to theTerri- itual leader, in particular tory in the following year. through celebration of the "In those days you knew Mass, and being a friend to you would be sent where his parishioners. He is also they wanted you to go. But involved in the prisoner fel­ I did ask if I could come to lowship and visiting people the Northern Territory be­ in hospital -"a normal part cause I had my eye on the of our ministry". Aborigines. I felt they were He does not "go out of a people in need." his way' to comment on But while he served at or be involved in broader 3 'V,

Celebrating the launch of Alone on the soaks, published by IAD Press, Alec Kruger joined by his family. Left to right, back : Adrian Willis, Choko Kruger, Des Mayo, Frank AhMat; middle, Melly Kruger, Anita Kruger, Alec, Jordan Davis; and front, Ashlee Kruger, Wendelle Kruger and Joshua Clarke. By KIERAN FINNANE Ritual pouriong out of grog in the early 1990s, outside the small shop alongside Congress and still owned by Congress. The shop had surrendered Alec Kruger was "too its liquor licence. cut up" to talk at the launch of the book that tells his life story, a pity because he can be an en­ No end to grog woes gaging, often humorous speaker. By ERWIN Mr Perron retired and go to places like that?" "A man might be a mov­ CHLANDA his successor, Shane Stone, she asks. ie staryet," he quipped later, "extinguished the spark of "There are just 43,000 as several photographers The passage of years energy in grog reform". people in Central Aus­ flashed away at him and and a debilitating con­ "DASA. ceased to be re­ tralia. co-writer Gerard Wateiford dition have not extin­ formist and was taken over "Why can't we live signing copies of Alone on guished the fire in Bar­ by the liquor lobby." together in harmony? the soaks, a stolen genera­ bara Curr's belly about PAAC, the People's "Here's the govern­ tion memoir. our leaders' sustained Alcohol Action Coalition, ment's chance and re­ The twinkle in Alec's and entrenched incom­ was formed. sponsibility to show some eye is testament to remark­ petence in dealing with Yet despite a mountain leadership." able resilience in face of Alice Springs' crushing of reports and passionate Six years into Labor's what has been, by anyone's alcohol problem. public debate, the town is reign there is still no sign account, a difficult life. "Why are lawyers not now paying the price for of it. As a child of mixed getting in on the act?" government's dilly dally- ' Family Minister De­ race, Alec was taken from she asks. ing, and its pandering to lia Lawrie refused to be his Aboriginal mother when . "Liquor traders are the grog industry, says Ms interviewed about the he was just three and a half. selling a dangerous sub­ Curr. issues, although as juve­ He writes of her that she stance. On a recent weekend, niles, many of the booze was "a hard-working spir­ "There are class ac­ when hundreds of teenagers transgressions are com­ itual woman" and a "good tions against the tobacco ran amok in 10 separate in­ mitted by people she has mother". industry. cidents, many of them were responsibility for. "But most of us were "In what way is alco­ drunk, although under age. But Opposition Lead­ taken away from her. She pretty much saved my was their age when I was left the Gap Cottages but "being hol different?" "Where do they get the er Jodeen Carney, when tried but couldn't pull us life". along at the soaks. It is un­ poor half-castes didn't stop Ms Curr is a long booze?" she asks. asked what she would back. My father wasn' t able The contact with the old believable. It just wouldn't us," she said. time resident and a coun­ And the alcohol card, do to stop the disorderly to stop them. She grieved people was a turning point happen today." "We survived and con­ sellor, having worked in the latest "initiative" to conduct linked to under­ for us, but kept her faith, - "I felt better about being Territory Administra­ tinue to do so and we'll government and private reduce the harm alcohol is age drinking, said: "We kept busy with her com­ black and spending time in tor Ted Egan, speaking at always remember the ones enterprise. doing to the town, seems would put more police munity." the bush"-but the traumatic the launch, described the who didn't come back." She had the ear of to have bogged down in on the beat, as this is the And of himself, the experience of his enforced removalof mixed race chil­ • Alec survived and, as Chief Minister Marshall haggling, despite a recent most effective way of child with "no mother's periods of solitude stayed dren as "a vindictive, awful he says, moved on. Perron, tin snipped plac­ agreement between the tour­ addressing and reducing arms" to hold him, no father with Alec. policy": "It was genocidal His "loving and beauti­ ards for full strength Fos­ ism lobby CATIA and the disorderly conduct. to lead him, he writes: "Us "Today I still dread be­ - that's not too emotional ful wife Nita" and their fam­ ters from fences adjacent Chamber of Commerce to "I would also get the taken-away kids only had ing left alone," he writes." a word to use." There were ily gave him the strength he tochildren's playgrounds, advocate its go-ahead. mobile police van out and each other. All of us dam­ I get terrible panic at­ murmurs of agreement and needed. and dropped the ads into She says the latest an­ about: very few people aged and too young to know tacks where I can scarcely applause. "I learnt to accept and government offices. nouncement of CATIA, that have ever seen it. what to do." breathe." But there were survi­ embrace all the changes And she helped organ­ it wants restrictions lifted "When I saw it in the The title of the book re­ A long and fruitful life vors, Alec and others. the world has to offer - to ise the legendary demon­ if it agrees to the card, is Mall once, I knocked on fers to the scarifying period was in front of him, happier Doreen Franey remem­ treat others with dignity stration by 500 traditional "absurd". the door, and no one was when as a boy of just 11 he times as the dedication of bered a childhood of hun­ and respect and help those women, with their breasts It would result in less there! was sent off to work and left the book and the presence gry, often violent times at in need." painted, marching through regulation of alcohol avail­ '. ., "It is widely thought quite alone at Loves Creek of his large family at the Alice's CBD, demanding ability than there is now. that the Government Station, a long way from the launch make clear, as well action against the booze Ms Curr maintains the would provide the police homestead, for up to three as struggles. Writing the carnage. government should buy to work with and from months at a time, making book was designed "to be "The government had back the Todd Tavern liquor the van." sure the soaks were flowing a gently healing journey for never seen anything like it licence and turn the place Is she aware of pro­ and the troughs full to water him", guided by counsellor Blinds the cattle. and co-writer Gerard. before - nor since," says into a youth resource centre tocols of collaboration Ph: (08) 8952 5548 Fax: (08) 8952 5560 Ms Curr. with a cultural theme, and between the many organi­ "It was just me and the The book also has a po­ That was in 1990. provide not only food and a sations dealing with young cattle and dingos for com­ litical agenda: by providing The Living With Alco­ safe place to sleep for young people at risk? pany. an account of the way "op­ Shop 7, Elder Street Centre hol initiative was born. people, but also a location Says Ms Carney: "I "No meat or real food. pressive government prac­ Vertical Drapes (cnr Price St.) I was expected, as an Abo­ tices and abusive individu­ She put "availability" where cultural pride is on suggest you ask the Min­ Whole House Packages 6 BIG WINDOWS on the agenda of the Drug display for tourists. ister this one. rigine, to just know how to als" shaped the life of Alec and Alcohol Association She says the govern­ "The Opposition live off the land. But I had and his family and friends, Lounge 1800x1500 All for only been in institutions all my it provides insight, argue the (DA'SA). ment should buy up some would like to know what Sliding Door 2100x2170 Fully $798 The notion of "re­ unviable pastoral properties they are; who they are be­ life and didn'thaveany idea authors, into the reasons sponsible serving" was and turn them into "Timber- tween; what the objectives of what to do." for the present-day plight Kitchen 1500x1000 Installed Thankfully after a few of many Aboriginal people introduced. tops of the Outback". are; and what performance 1800x1500 Buy Direct and Mr Perron was talk­ She says: "Young peo­ measures exist to assess terrifying, panic-stricken in Central Australia. Bedroom 1 ing seriously about buying ple could learn rewarding their benefit. days, and especially nights, Many of us have by now Bedroom 2 1200x1500 Bank Difference back licences. ways to live under the guid­ "And, by the way, old people, "wild Aborigi­ heard many stories of the But tragically, noth­ ance of well trained staff. where is the new Com­ nes", found him and stuck stolen generation but they Bedroom 3 " 1200x1500 Holland Blinds, Curtains around for a while, showed still have power to shock. As & Tracks, Venetians ing of consequence fol­ "Why should only kids munity Welfare Act Labor Price includes installation, choice of lowed. from posh private schools has promised for years?" him friendship, taught him Alec writes: "I look at my track colours and total block out fabric from price group 1. some bush skills - "they young grandkids and think I Page 4 - ALICE SPRINGS. NEWS - Vol 14, ISSUE 11. April \% 2007 . I .' I * \ < i .> 1 I. < I >. 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T lyTAfe- were • **&* used as service road The Rotary Club of Al­ ice Springs has been mark­ ing unmarked graves in the Alice Springs general cemetery on Memorial Drive. Spokesman Dave Mor­ timer says: "We found a sec­ tion of 48 graves which were mainly still born babies bur­ ied between July 1948 and December 1960. "The area around the graves was unmarked and had become a service road. * "We made application ' Give each other a break to the Alice Springs Town Council to create a peace By KIERAN FINNANE said Mark, " by saying 'I a [Aboriginal] cultural thing garden surrounding the area want to...'" to do." and mark the row of graves It's not every day He said people can train Mark says he was then with plot numbers." that a small Aboriginal themselves to be confident, approached individually The application was community in the middle by simply pretending to be: by five of the men, one at approved, says Mr Mor­ of Australia pops up on after a while "it starts to a time, while the sausages timer. the motivational speaker happen". were cooking. In April, throughout circuit. In response to a ques­ "One proudly displayed the decorative cement But at Amoonguna, tion about building indi­ a well worn, yellowed sheet area an irrigation system some 20 kilometres east of vidual confidence "in a big proving he had completed a was installed, 140 native Alice Springs, the health family clan", Mark urged course in land care. Another trees were planted and the service will try whatever it people to give each other told me of the job interview marking of the plots was takes to encourage people a break: "Don't be jealous he had lined up for the com­ completed. to take care of their well- when someone does some­ ing week, a third about his The remaining work being. thing good." hopes for the coming footy ^1 is to improve interpretive Dave Evans, managerof He said individuals season. signing and siting, naming the clinic, had heard former are often reluctant to try "Anotherexplained that the children buried in the footballer and Colling- something because they he was a' bush man', that he section on a central inter­ 4 wood trainer turned author are "scared the people they had never been to a city and tow --'" fti^StJC &"• "t pretive placque located in and speaker Mark McK- care about will hold them how he loved to have space the garden. eon at a conference and down". around him. PICTURED at left is thought Mark's message It was hard to gauge "What it showed me, the section of the cemetary was one people at Amoon­ what the audience thought was that while they were before the work (above), guna should hear. about all this. The children reluctant to 'expose' them­ and how it looks now. Whether it was the AFL were enthusiastic about the selves in a group, they all link or the promise of a sau­ little tasks he had them do had passions and dreams sage sizzle that drew people and loved the girls versus and goals and pride. in, there was a healthy turn­ boys footy game on the "That is what we need to Mayor says we don't need out for the session, held in oval afterwards. Most of foster, because self esteem is the community hall. the adults drifted quietly the conduit to living happy School children at the away, though a number of and successful (in your own Federal cops: would make front, women to either side, the men lined up for Mark terms) lives." a smattering of staff from to sign their Collingwood Mark says he was hon­ different community serv­ merchandise. ored to visit Amoonguna us look like third world ices among them, men at Dave thought it had and learn so much about the the back. gone well: "People will go rich culture and heritage that By KIERAN FINNANE known to him being assault­ Aid Melanie van Haaren uled with the Chief Minister Mark began by handing away and think about it. exists there. ed , one off Lovegrove Drive said the motion sounded and Police Minister yester­ out Collingwood jumpers to "There are people in "I don't see it as me go­ The town council has while taking a daily walk "emotive" but that was day, that council should the local footyteam and then this community with fan­ ing and giving to the com­ backed Alderman Samih early in the morning (pulled because the situation "is demand that they pay for launched into his spiel. tastic achievements but munity, I see it as a chance Habib's motion to appeal into a ditch by a youth but emotive", referring to the monitoring of CCTV foot­ It's all about setting people don't like to talk to enrich each other. I got to the Federal Police Min­ rescued by two women cy­ dentist recently hit over the age, said Aid Stewart. goals, being confident and about themselves - it's not as good as I gave!" ister for help to restore law clists and a passing motor­ head with a beer bottle in a "We want to prevent being persistent. and order to the streets of ist), the other "groped" in random attack and receiving crime while it's happen­ The goals can be any­ Alice Springs. front of Yeperenye, in broad "52 stitches to his face". ing." thing, from losing weight Only Mayor Fran Kil- daylight. She said the appeal for Aid Geoff Bell said the - and there was a local man gariff dissented, Aid Marguerite Bap- Federal help was an "am­ only problem with the mo­ who'd done very well with She said it would "sen­ tiste-Rooke also thought bit claim" but "we are des­ tion was that it d idn' t go far that, in an effort to control sationalise the issues" and the move may let the NT perate". enough: "We should take his kidney disease - to get­ make. Alice Springs "look Government "off the hook", Aid Murray Stewart this to the Prime Minister ting a particular job. like a third world city". but ultimately supported the said rather than letting the if we have to.". A member of the audi­ It would also allow the motion. NT Government off the In closing, Aid Habib ence volunteered that he Territory Government "to "People are sick of hook, "it's the reverse". said: "The Territory is not a wanted to become an Abo­ get away with something meetings, debates, reports, It would be a message to state. The Federal Govern­ riginal health worker. they should engage in", said they want police in the them, "you've failed us". ment is obliged morally and "That's a very powerful Ms Kilgariff. street," she said. At their meeting sched­ legally to help us." way you' ve expressed that," She was concerned about council having "egg Do you need help on our face" if such assist­ ance proved impossible. to stay at She said she would like 28 April 2007 is Camp Out Night in the Old Alice Springs Gaol Commonwealth Carellnk Centres to investigate the "flow" of • To close Heritage week bid for a cell or camp under the stars! 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The woman in the of assault seriously. tennis player, in town for tight". shop confirms thai the po­ "In this particular inci­ By ERWIN CHLANDA tory Government [through a national juniors tennis She fronted the boys lice called, and says about dent police records indicate NT Lands Minister Delia event during the Easter outside who confirmed their half an hour later a patrol that it was reported to police The $50m from the Lawrie] was entirely in break, was attacked by desire "to bash" the boys car went by. by phone at 12.35pm on 12 Federal Government for charge of the selection of a group of Aboriginal inside, saying they were A tennis coach arrived April and a patrol was im­ improving Alice town the two sites," says Sena­ youngsters in broad day­ racists. to pick up the Darwin boy mediately dispatched. camps will be subject to tor Scullion. light last Thursday in She says the white boys and Mr Scobie walked back "Patrols were conduct­ land being subleased by "Any notion that they Todd Mall. denied having started any­ to his vehicle with the two ed by vehicle and on foot the current leaseholders would now be pointing to Bruce Scobie of the, thing. other boys. - in the Todd Mall and the to the Territory Govern­ us about the selection of Alice Springs Tennis Asso­ A phone call was made They saw the group Alice Springs Plaza but no ment which owns it. sites is absolute baloney," ciation says the police had to the tennis association. who had attacked them and alleged offenders fittingth e The Alice News under­ he says. nobody available to come Mr Scobie says he told pointed them out. description provided were stands the convoluted ar­ "I wrote lastyearto Elli­ to the rescue of the youth the manager of Red Centre "We went straight to located. rangement is necessary to ot McAdam, the minister at and his companions, two Tennis Academy to ring the the police station," says "The alleged victim avoid the land reverting to that time, reflectiing on the local boys. police while he went to see Mr Scobie. later attended the Alice Crown land, even just for an wider concerns of citizens And neither did any the boys. "They asked me, what Springs front counter at instant, which would expose of Alice Springs, asking passers by in the mall try The manager, Wayne do you want us to do. I said, 2.55pm and provided a it to native title claims. if further alternative sites to help them. Foote, called 89518888, the come down to the mall and statement. Unfortunately, This would occur if one would be considered. The incident happened station number (police are at least move those kids on. as in most incidents of this lease is surrendered and an­ , "He neither acknowled at around midday. asking people to instead call They said, we'd love to do nature, unless further infor­ other taken out. my letter nor responded Mr Scobie says the 131 444). He said the call that but we don't have the mation comes to hand it is The town camps are SENATOR SCULLION to it." Darwin boy needed to get was diverted, before coming people." difficult for police to appre­ on NT Government owned currently holding the titles, Senator Scullion says money from an ATM. As he back to the station. Later the Darwin boy hend those responsible. Crown land leased under and roads as well as drainage the Darwin-based engi­ and his companions walked "It took five to 10 min­ went to the station and made "Police take every op­ NT law to individual hous­ will become a town council neering company, Qantec up the mall they were-fol­ utes to get through. a statement about the assault portunity to advise people ing associations. responsibility. McWilliam, which recom­ lowed by a group of "young "I was told all officers on him. that the correct number to These are independent Meanwhile Senator mended the controversial black kids, around 12 of were busy. The officer I A police spokesper­ call when police assistance groups incorporated under Scullion has placed the sites, was not engaged by them, ranged in age from spoke to said he would call son said: is required is 131 444, or in NT law. blame squarely with the the Federal, but by the NT probably 10 to 13". the shop-owner, " says Mr "Police take all reports an emergency 000." Federal Minister for NT Government for the cur­ Government. The Darwin boy.was Community Services Ni­ rent public furore over the The company has subse­ punched in the back of the gel Scullion, the Territo­ two camps for temporary quently been engaged by the head. ry's CLP Senator, says the visitors. Federal Government to de­ He and his companions leases would need to be in "Clare Martin asked for sign the camps because it is took to their heels, ran down Notice of Intention the hands of an "appropriate help with accommodation familiar with the project. the mall and into a shop. authority" for 99 years for of itinerants" and Aborigi­ Senator Scullion de­ "Not a single adult the Federal Government to nal Affairs Minister Mai fended Mr Brough's call stood up to help," says Mr Peter Honda representing spend money on them. Brough agreed to contribute to hurry up the site selec­ Scobie. "We'll go with the $20m and the ex-Woomera tion process - which fin­ The boys lingered in­ Aces & 8s cruise club ones which do go along dongas. ished up taking more than side the shop and eventually with this," says Senator But at no time was Mr a year - because there were spoke to a woman work­ intends to drive through the Scullion. Brough or anyone else from competing demands for the ing there. The News understands the Federal Government in­ $20m from "many areas in They told her that the that the authority will be volved in the selection of the Australia with similar chal­ boys outside - she esti­ Todd Mall on Saturday night NT Government's Territory two sites, the subject of mas­ lenges, highly mobile com- mates about 15 of them, Housing. sive protests at the special munities'seeking services at some holding their bikes, April 21st at approximately Some blocks - schools, sittings of the Legislative a centre hub". some with their bikes on community centers- within Assembly in Alice Springs These includedBroome, the ground - wanted to 7.30 & 9pm. the camps may remain in the this week. other places in northern bash them. hands of the associations "The Northern Terri­ WA, and Queensland. She says the boys were alice@work

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Sunday 22nd April Wednesday 25 April Sunday 29th April National Road Transport Hall of Fame and ANZAC Day Commemorative Services Heritage Week Commemorative .Services Old Ghan Railway Open Day. 6:00am Dawn Service, Cenotaph, Anzac Conclude the week of celebration with a time of Come and see the innovative vehicles and Hill worship. machines used to create outback transport links and connect the remote stations to The Venue: Anglican Church, Bath St Alice These acclaimed museums will be 9:30am Assemble at the Alice Springs Civic offering free entry for the day. Centre for the ANZAC Day march to ANZAC Times: 8am: Holy Communion Ride the historical Old Ghan. Hill." 10am: Holy Communion & family Capture the romance of one of the world's epic worship train adventures. 10:30am Official addresses and placing of wreaths, Cenotaph, ANZAC Hill DAILY OPENINGS:- Time . 10:30am Talk on platform prior to 'Moving the Centre' train departing at 11:00am 11:00am RSL Club (Schwartz Cres.) Open • Day - everyone welcome Celebrating 100 years since the first motor , Tickets:- $18.00 vehicle drove through Alice Springs M J Thursday 26thApril Photographic exhibition in the Public Library ^ 1 Duration: 1.5 hours Film Evening: The Strehlow Research Monday 23rd April and open daily until Sunday,^ Centre and the Alice Springs 29th April. A joint production by the Town , "A Train Reservations necessary: Ph 8952 7161 Library and the Strehlow Research Centre A Public Library combine to present archival Venue: Public Library ,'ffi Sausage Sizzle available - Cost; $2.00 footage of the first attempt to cross Australia Time: Normal Library hours. *f Location: Norris Bell Ave. by motor vehicle. Sensational history ''t-i~~ I making, Adventure, Endurance, Guts and Admission: Free '-fi Monday 23rd April determination. 1. Alice Springs School of the Air. Open Miss Pink's Garden Party t Night. 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Devonshire teas available during Heritage Music, Dancing, Blacksmithing - much, much Week. 2. 'Learning from the Horse's Mouth' more. - Food and drinks available. Hartley Street School (opposite Yeperenye) 'I The past comes alive in two innovative media Open weekdays 10:30am - 2:30pm presentations which explore Australia's last Location: North Stuart Highway. Admission $2.00 gold rush through eye witness accounts and visual images of people who were'there. Local Time: 5:00 pm - 9:00 pm Stuart Town Gaol history direct from the horse's mouth. Next to the Police Station, Parsons St Open weekdays 10:00 -: 12:00pm Admission: Free Venue: Hartley St School Admission: $2:00 Time. 7:30pm Saturday 28th April Details of other historic attractions available Hartley St School and Stuart Town Gaol will in the 'Central Australian Visitors Guide' / Admission: Gold coin donation be open ACKNOWLEDGMENTS Light refreshments provided Please come and browse. Prizes to be won! The McDouall Stuart Branch of Time: 10.00-12 noon - National Trust would like to thai Tuesday 24th April the following for their invalua Heritage Film Night at YHA Pioneer Theatre Prizes to be won! ^, contributions: %. Revel in the mystique of Cinema under the rs. - -,•"'' Bus Tour :en to the gentle whirring of the projector Join our local artist, blacksmith, engineer and Telstra ,artfl6rnm film footage is' projected upon the historian on a stimulating journey of heritage NT Government ^scrajln. Experience communication through properties around The Alice. CATIA the oassion of dance -. "Tango Red" - followed pyjne viewing of- the hticfves of 40,000 Venue: Meet at Hartley St School - [opposite Loraine Braham •noif es racing across the screen in our feature the Yeperenye Shopping Centre] Jodeen Carney movie the Great War epic "Forty Thousand YHA • Horsemen". Don't forget warm clothes or a Time: 12.00 noon blanket Refreshments availablevgivillf' School of the Air Tour Fee: $5.00 National Road Transport Hall Location: Cnr Parsons St & Leic Telegraph Station Bookings essential: 8952 4516 or The Lane Time • 6.30pm film rolls a,t 0401 769 559 1 Glen Helen Rj m-*£ Admission: Gold coin.- or twi Refreshments available at conclusion of the Hourglass Jel tour. ' Prizesto be won! Foodlaif ^3^ T"Xii •-. y*'^'; ALICE SPRINGS NEWS - Vol 14, ISSUE 11. April 19, 2007 - Page 9 And on a lighter note: Moxie give pollies a cracker I$y IMRCY DAVIS music, and always backed it just Warren l-l Williams Claire was (here to lend up with their unique desert by himself on an acoustic some advice, support and When you're :i striv­ grooves on a humble set guitar!" interpretive dance: "Don't ing, local, independent up of bass, kick drum and He had a rocking band, forget lo smile Bill!" she band, (he most important violin. wilh a lead guitarist, fond shouted from the front tiling to he cluing is chsmg- I especially loved it of screaming guitar solos, row. inj4 up your stylo, lindiiig when they busied some and Vincenl Lamberli on Inspired by Claire's your niche, constantly rhymes in "Sunny Weather: keyboard, who I was told dancing, the Minister of improving. "Livin' in Alice/il Ain't a was reeled in at Ihe last Ihe Arls, Marion Scrym- The Moxie broke out palace ... Finally gel down minute and had to learn Ihe gour, and Speaker Jane a whole set of new, rear­ to the Todd Mall / that's chords on the spot (that's Aagaard, got up and shook ranged and re-written songs where I mecl my mate called not a compromising thing, their stuff. last Sunday afternoon at Ihe Paul." lo have to do for someone I'd like to say thai I did community concert on the I don't know whether like Vincc). Ihe right journalist thing and hake their v Convention Centre lawns it's just me, but when I Bui it was The Moxie sal there wilh my notebook 'StUfftb^ lo open Ihe Alice Springs think Warren II Williams, who Hew Ihe youth Hag and jolted down names of 'arreh T sittings of Ihe Territory I think slow, country lunes, for Central Australia, hav­ songs and the details of Parliament. so I frankly I didn't expeel ing now firmly established them, bul I didn't. I enjoyed /fti.r . 'i•" • ?i , ' HI*' » Super Raelene Bros much -but when he came themselves as THE youlh their new songs, they're played from live and were on stage with his full band band of Alice. mixing up their style and never short of a political I woke up lo myself. Moxie bass player, Bill genre and taking Ihe lime to 3m or ethical message in their "Of course, it's not Guerin's younger sister improve the old songs. Law and order anger spills over as Territory politicians converge on Alice Mall and a "summit to con­ eight o'clock movie. Ms Wilson says Ihe po­ Unfortunately a lot of things in it. Good place lo work. they can, but they can't be Ms Martin: "And can I tinue the light against anti­ "We're sitting outside lice need more resources. seem to be louchy because Bui I've had enough of (he Ihere when we need them. lei I you that 1 share your con­ social behavior". having a drink and (here's Her business had simi­ of race. I don't see it as a rest of il." "These children are 13, cerns for Alice Springs." "The summit will be gangs of kids, little kids, five lar problems with petrol race issue at all. AM Hutchinson would 14, 15, they need lo have a "You do not." held after Ihe decision on the to about 13, they had knives, sniffers a couple of years "If law and order is "love lo leave lown but J juvenile detention centre "Dream on." ' Alice Springs application to one had a syringe and he was ago: "There was a big lask- breaking down, law and can'I afford il". back in Alice Springs." "Go to the record [of become a dry town - which trying to stab another Iitlle force and they came in cam- order is breaking down. "It's not safe lo be out. Is she going to stay in what she has done]." is expected next month. kid with il. ou llage gear and caught a lol I've been lo other places in You've gol lo lock your Alice? Ms Martin: "We do "It'll build on the lead­ "The police come but of people. Australia where order has doors. "No. We've been here have strategies in place that ers' forum which is being what can they do with all "And we asked them broken down and it just so "You're just loo fright­ 34 years. Next year, once I believe will see a change hosted by the Alice Springs these kids, there's nowhere why they couldn't do that happens to have been among ened lo look at anyone our children finish school, in the next 12 months and . Mayor Fran Kilgariffon Fri­ lo take them. [again] and they sand they Anglo-Saxons and Ihe same sometimes in Ihe street. we're leaving lown, we're into the future." day," said Ms Martin. "We've got a small don't have the money in the thing needs to be done. "F ve just had enough of selling everything up and "You,might fix [the Ms Martin also an­ business in town. budget lo do it anymore. "Unfortunately a lot the problems in the lown. we're going. problem] when we're all nounced a police "Social "Over Ihe lasl week "We spoke to the pol ice of the politicians are up "I don't think enough is "We've had enough." dead." Order Task force which we've been broken into five yesterday and said maybe north. being done. Businessman Tony "You can'tcven ring the will identify crime hot times, windows smashed, Ihe police on patrol should "Having lived in Dar­ "Everyone has to have Bandera said (he govern­ police station."-' spots in and around Alice damage to ve­ have dogs for win you can see the re­ a say in [fixing] il. Work ment doesn't care about Alice Springs: "Every time "Go and take your gut­ Springs". hicles, it's pet­ 'Over the last their protection sources are being focused together and come up wilh less mates with you." Thai means Ihe widely rol sniffers. They as well-because there and there's no interest a real solution, not just a you ring the Chief Minister week we've been up she ignores you or she Trevor Filmer, organ­ mocked talk fesls are con­ caught some, broken into Jive it'sall in the hills here whatsoever." bandaid. izer of part of Ihe protest, tinuing: A forum followed but Ihey are out around our area, Are they going to stay "Apart from that it's a sends one of her cronies times, windows dowii^ or they don't even took the mike to applause by a summit followed by a again. smashed, that's where (he in town? good lown. from the audience, and said task force. "It's all got trouble is - and "I hope so, I love it here. "I've been here more turn up. damage to "There's two ways to he and a delegation would Earlier Sieve Brown, to come out of vehicles, it's (here's no budget- We don't go into town now than 20 years." accept Ms Martin's invi­ from Advance Alice, got your own pock­ for thai either." at night, can't go for coffee, An older woman who go, try,to make them un­ petrol sniffers. derstand we are doing it tation to a meeting inside loud and long applause et and you just They caught Father, Bob restaurants or ihe cinema. declined to be named said where Parliament was get­ when he took the micro­ can't afford to Wilson, says "ed­ "My wife doesn't feel "there's a gang of about 30 hard down here, or it's loo some, but they hot in the kitchen and you ting ready to start its third phone, saying this is "an have it keep hap­ are out again.' ucation is what very sate." Aboriginal children hold­ sittings in Alice Springs. historic day, a moment pening." we have lo con­ Robyn Perry, a cardeal- ing the lown lo ransom at get out. Before going in Ms that's been building for a What does she centrate on, get er, brandished a poster say- the moment". "Bull really don't want Martin told journalists: "I couple of years, and gain­ think needs lo be done? them to school, get them a ingshe'ssickof the "murder "I've been here 22 to get out at Ihe moment." am the Minister for major ing momentum over Ihe last "With the young chil­ work ethic". and mayhem: Do the crime, years. We'll slay because Is he thinking about it? projects. Alice Springs is few months. dren, they've got to have Maurice Aladjem and do the time". my husband likes il, but "Absolutely. And not one of my major projects. "Enough is enough." somewhere lo lake them, wife Louise came because She's no longer feeling my children have all left only me, if everyone's got "There is an unaccept­ . More huge applause. they can't take them home. of what has happened lo safe in Alice Springs. town because of Ihe way the guts to tell you, but able level of violence. He urged the immediate And with petrol sniffers, I their neighbor: "She was The pollies are just Ihe lown is. they're afraid they'll lose "There are youths that problems, such as policing, don't know what they're sexually molested in broad "lip-toeing, forgetting us", "They just cannot stand their business orthe valued" should be home and are the basic safety issues, to be going lo do with them, their daylight at 3pm in front of she says. Ihe vandalism and while their house will go clown." not. addressed urgently, "in ihe 'communities don't want Yeperenye. Will she be leaving people being treated as a Shane Forrester drives "We haven't had full most aggressive manner them, that's why they come "When it's getting to town? minority." around town doing deliv­ police numbers. possible" even if the under­ to town. that extent it's about time "Not me. I'm not going She hadn't had direct eries: "I'm forever hearing "Over the last couple lying causes of the anti-so­ "They're scary. 1 want something's done. anywhere." experience with the gang of shops being broken into, of weeks we had full police cial behavior and crime are my little feller to grow up "We've lived here just Tom SUIT likewise is but her friend had: "I had kids bashed, just general numbers. tackled later. and be able to be like I was over 10 years and seen tired of "all that violence dealings with the gang last over the top stuff." "I've given Alice The Alice News spoke when I was a kid. We used an incredible deteriora­ and'Stuff. week. My husband and I "I've got two kids who Springs a commitment that to people in the crowd. to ride our bikes up town, tion in safety and a whole "I've been here for a slept in the shop to protect are coming into that age we will respond when there Business owner Linda go to the movies, stuff like lot of conditions in Alice long time but it's changed it last week." where they're going to go are problems here, so that Wilson was there with her that and I want him to be Springs." very much." Their shop is in the out on their own and I can't the streets of Alice Springs toddler and retired par­ able to do .that. Who's responsible for He was beaten up re­ CBD, but not the mall. protect them and if the [po­ can be safe." ents. "Our home is here, we fixing the problem? cently: "Got a couple of "The police are under- lice] job's not being done In a media release later They came to Alice in want to stay in town but if "It's obvious govern­ broken ribs out of it." resourced," said the woman, effectively then every time on Tuesday Ms Martin an­ 1972 and love the town. it gets worse and worse you ments are put in place to And he's is thinking of who also declined to be they go out they are going nounced a $ 150,000 «rant "We went out to the have to consider, is it a safe look after the citizens and leaving town: "I love this named. to be at risk." towards CCTV for Todd movies the other nis>ht, an place to live." for there to be law and order. town. It's got good people "They do as much as CONT. NEXT PAGE

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FROM PAGE 10 The government are "loo interested in what's happening in the north". "I don't have any solid answers. They've got to pay attention, they've got to look and they've got to slop pan­ dering to the minority groups. "Opal fuel's for a couple of hun­ dred people, alcohol laws for a couple of thousand people but as far as I can see it is not being effective. "The $80m Ihey claim they're get­ ting for this temporary housing bit, that's not going lochangeanything. All they're doing is bringing the problem into the community, that's not. going to change anything out on the communities out bush. A whole heap ofthings, hey, and it's all being clone wrong." John Dawkins was of similar mind: "The residents of this town are continu­ ally making compromises and nothing Is being changed. "We've got Opal petrol when we didn't want it, we've got alcohol re­ strictions which have proved nothing. It's only gotten worse and worse and worse. "Try to address the real situation. The problem is with Aboriginals roam­ ing the street drunk, not looking after their children. MONEY FOR DRINK "We shouldn't be giving them the money to go and get drunk every day. That's all we're doing." Mr Dawkins has lived and worked in town for 18 years, has raised his chil­ dren here and plans to retire here but "in the last two to three years this place has become scary to live in, you cannot walk down the streets, not just around the CBD, even to take your dogs for a walk at night, it's dangerous because of roaming gangs of Aboriginal kids who are just assaulting people". Holly and Darren Clark run the Wicked Kneads bakery. They've experienced "numerous seen that we are a town, we break-ins" at their business. are supportive of everyone Mr Clark says they won't be staying: "Not long term, around us. PICTURED clockwise from top left: Clare Martin addressing the angry crowd. Mayor Fran Kilgariff in the T wouldn't bring a family up in this town, it's a disgrace, "It's not just people, it's middle of the crowd (in the centre of the photo, white jacket). Opposition Leader Jodecn Carney (grey suit) it's unsafe." businesses, it's the heart and joined the protest. Three aldermen, Melanie van Haaren and Robyn Lambley (foreground left, Ms Lambley His wife is sad about that: "We've invested a lot of soul of the town that are in yellow hat) and David Koch (centre, with placard) were in the crowd. Robyn Perry makes her point. money in this town as a young couple and considered out here." we'd be here for 20, 30 odd years but in the last three Rose Sabadin lives in problem to be solved. control." "I don't want to go, Speaking after Ms Mar­ years with the downturn of this town, we've had to re­ Gillen, near Flynn Park. "The government could He also raised the donga I'd love to stay here, but tin's speech, he said: "If think and change our whole way of looking at things and She's been in town 39 do a lot more. camp issue, referring to Mai if this government of ours Clare understands our prob­ that's very sad." years. "I want to spend the rest Brough's "$80m bribe". - they say there's no Ber­ lems, this should have been, Said Mrs Clark: "We don't have enough police sup­ "Even our dogs are out of my life here, I love it that George Sabadin said all rimah Line but there's a addressed a long time ago port in Alice Springs. of control with barking be­ much, look how beautiful it that money should be spent Berrimah Line all right - if before the people had to get "I've just been informed that overnight, each night in cause of the bad behavior is here this morning." on Aboriginal communi­ they don't get off their butt together to do something Alice Springs, we only have eight police people actually at night. Rodney Mengel grew ties. "If they want to have and do something about it about it. able to respond to crime. "Police are always up here but has got his alcohol in their lifestyles the economy is going to "The government's a "Three of those are desk jobs, so only five can attend there, going up and down doubts about staying: they should have the right collapse. yes government, there are to the problems. We've always known there's a shortage the street, noisy, under age "Go down the mall on to drink on their own com­ "And then where are the people in this town who are but for it to be that low is just ridiculous given the prob­ drinking. a Thursday afternoon, it munities. taxes going to come from yes people, she's being mis­ lems we have in Alice." "It's kid behavior, they gives you a great idea of CANTEEN when there are no business informed or she just wants Merilyn Melver, from Action Enterprises Event Man­ go past, bang on fences, our society. "They could have a wet people of Alice Springs to ignore it." agement, was standing with the Clarks. they wake up people, swear "We've got a percent­ canteen, if it's two hours a encouraging other people Sam Gardener was an­ "I find it totally sad to hear comments like that. I love and fight. age of our society that lives day so be it. of Alice Springs to commit other who wanted to thank this town, I've been here for 36 years, I've brought two "It's mixed [not only on the dole, drinks, spits, "Why should we, the their money in this beauti­ the town for the life he's children up here and in all the 30 odd years that I've lived Aboriginal children]. fornicates, defecates wher­ town of Alice Springs, ful town." had here, as a business and here I've never seen it as bad as it is now. "It's very sad." ever they want to, no respect 30,000 people, put up with Darrel Wilson who's family man. "And to have the Chief Minister stand up there and Bonnie Mitchell, a resi­ for anybody's property, in­ the crap?" been here for 23 years, is- "It brings a tear to my say she shares our concerns, it's a load of garbage. dent for 17 years, was anx­ cluding their own. Will he stay? "selective of when we go out eye what's happening in this "She needs to come down here and see what goes on, ious io stress the good points "They come here be­ "A dam good question. and how we go out". town," he said. "They have go out with the cops, out with the poor old paramedics. about the town: cause it's easy to live here, I've been here 47 years, "I've never had.prob­ destroyed the spirit in the "I got broken into in my home only two weeks ago. "It's a great place to we've got a police force I love the town, the town lems but the only reason I town temporarily. "It's awful the way we are being ignored down bring your kids up, the op­ that's handcuffed [by insuf­ made me and I thank the haven't is because I know "But it will rise up here." portunities here are fantas­ ficient numbers]." town for it, and it's a very the town. Those poor un­ again. I'm not going to But, "I will be staying, this is my home and I defy tic, you don't have to travel But there's also the sad thing to think whether fortunates who don't know leave. They're not going to anybody to shift me out of here". far, the sports facilities are alcohol problem: "Police I should go or not go, but I the town who do get ac­ force me out of town, we're Dale Mclver said: "Hopefully the Chief Minister and excellent. I just think it's a don't have the powers, the tell you what, it has been on costed, I certainly feel sorry going to force them out of all of her cronies being out here this morning have actually great town but it's got a huge force to keep that under my mind. for them." office." , ALICE'SPRINGS NEWS • Vol 14, ISSUE 11. 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Hosted by Daryl Somers andSonia Kruger. 7:00 Insight.Js] 7:30 Tho 7.30 Report [s] 7:30 Thank God You're Here (PG) [s] - Well known guest 8:45 All Saints: Life Interrupted (M a) Js] - In his grieC Frank 8:00 Future Focus: Crude Impact - Part 1 & 2 [s] -This 8:00 Painting Australia: Kakadu [s] performers are thrust into a scenario they know nothing is determined to throw himself into his work and everyone program addresses the problem that, in the face of a 8:30 The Bill(M) [s] - Juno Ackland worries about Roger's about, working wilh a cast who do know what's going on. else's. This brings him into conflict with everyone who rapidly rising demand for oil and, as oil becomes scarce belligerent altitude, and is DC Zain Nadir's relationship 8:30 Missing Person's Unit (PG) -The police search' for comes in contact with him. 9:45 Crossing Jordan: Hubris (M) fs] -A serial killer taunts and prices rise even further, environmental destruction and withKristcn Shaw about to be exposed? Alan Kennedy continues, and there is concern for Emily human suffering is likely to increase and the competition 9:20 Foreign Correspondent [s] Servos who has run off with a known criminal. 'Includes Nigel througn his online blog with clues that lead to a real 10:00 Jennifer Byrne Presents Bill Bryson life murder scene. As the team try to piece clues together for oil will become more aggressive.flncludes World News News & Weather' at 9:30) 10:30 Lateline [sj 9:30 Without A Trace: All The Sinners, Saints (M) [si- A from the victims bodies, the killer challenges Nigel fo find 11:05 Lateline Business [s| the next victim before it's too late. 10:00 Future Focus: 2013: Oil No More [s] - This doco- young woman goes missing after an exorcism and Martin drama is based on the idea that oil companies, having 11:35 Gallipoli Pilgrimagefs] - Follows Ihe journey of four Degins a desperate search. 10:45 In Justice: Lovers (M) [s] -After receiving an anony­ Australians making the Gallipoli pilgrimage for Ihe 90th 10:30 law And Order: Criminal Intent: Country Crossover mous tip, the NJP re-investigates a couple who have vastly overstated their oil reserves to keep their value high, Anniversary of Iho landing lo experience the place that cre­ (M) [s] - Logan and Wheeler investigate the death of a hip- already been convicted of the crime. are faced with a wave of terrorist attacks aimed at jeopar­ ated tho ANZAC lenond. hop producer. 11:45 Mile High (~My,n,l ) dising oil supplies to the West. Reluctantly, they have to 12:30 Soundtrack To War (M y) 11:30 Nightlinefs] 12:45 Your Life On The Lawn own up with tne fact there's only two years of supply left. 2:10 Movie: "Above Us The Waves" (G) ('55) Stars: John 12:00 ICC World Cup Cricket 2007: Semi-Final 'Live' 1:30 Passions (PG) 11:00 Drama Movie: "The King" (M l,s,v) ('02) - A man just Mills 3:30 Entertainment Tonight [sj 2:30 GuthyRenker- out of jail tries to make a clean start. (In Greek) 3:50 Songs Of Praise: Exeter Harvest [s] 4:00 ICC World Cup Cricket 2007: Semi-Final 'Live' 3:30 NBC Today [s] 1:20 Weatherwatch Overnight 14:30 Parkinson (PGJ [s] 5:30 Aussie Animal Rescue [s] 5:00 ICC World Cup Cricket 2007: Semi-Final 'Live' 5:30 Sunrise fs] 8:30 The Fairies [s] 9:00 Less Than Perfect 4:00 UEFA Champions League 2006/2007: Semi-Final: 6:00 Children s Programs: Freaky / Monster Warriors / 7:45 Today [s] (PGJ 9:30 Food 4 Life [sj Manchester United v AC Milan 'Live' (Kick-off at 4.15am) Yellow Jacket / Fairly Odd Parents 7:00 Dr Dog / Help I'm 8:30 Yamba s Playtime 10:00 Seven Morning News 6:25 Worldwatch - Chinese News 6:55 Italian News 7:30 A Teenage Outlaw! /Arthur 8:00 Bill And Ben The 9:00 Puzzle Play fs] 10:30 Infomercials (PG) German News 8:00 Spanish News 8:50 French News Flowerpot Men / Pinky Dinky Doo / Bananas In Pyjamas / 9:30 Dr Phil: Bill Cosby (PG) - Bill Cosby joins Dr Phil as 11:30 Anzac Day Special: "Desert Rats" (G) ('53) [s] Stars: 9:25 Russian News 10:00 World Watch Continues Play School his special guest today. Richard Burton, James Mason & Robert Douglas 12:00 Business Report 9:00 ANZAC Day March 2007 'Live' (NSW) 10:30 Antiques Roadshow 1:30 Special: Silent Warriors - When War Threatened 12:30 Worldwatch: Japanese News 1:05 Hong Kong News 11:30 ANZAC Day March 2007 'Live' (NT) 11:00 Morning News[s] Australia [s] - Ben Cropp interviews survivors of the WWII 1:25 Filipino News 12:45 Gallipoli Dawn Service [s] Darwin attack. 2:00 Documentary: Korean Anzacs (PG)[s] 2:00 Midday Report [s] \ 11:30 Anzac Day From The MCG - All the lead up to one of 3:00 Documentary Series: The Kokoda Trail: More Than football's grandest occasions. 2:30 All Saints (PG) [s] 2:30 Talking Heads [s] 3:30 It's Academic si Just A War Memorial [s] 3:00 The SANFL: Eagle Vs Central Districts 1:30 Anzac Day AFL: Essendon v Collingwood 'Live' - Join 4:00 Seven News at 4.30 [s] 4:00 The Journal 4:55 Children's Programs expert commentators for all the action of Round 5a, from 4:30 M'A'S'H 4:30 Newshour With Jim Lehrer [s] 6:00 Kylie Kwong: Heart & Soul: Marinade the MCG. 5:00 Deal Or No Deal [s] 5:30 Living Black fs] 6:30 The Cook & The Chef [s] 4:30 The Simpsons [s] 5:30 Seven News [si 6:00 World News Australia [si 7:00 ABC News [s] 5:00 Neighbours [si 6:00 Today Tonight Js] 7:00 Eco House Challenge - Emission Impossible [s] - 7:30 The 7.30 Report [s] 5:30 Bert's Family Feud [s] 6:30 Home And Away (PG) [s] After living in darkness for a week, the Edwards family 8:00 The New Inventors [s] - Showcases the art of inven­ 6:00 National News [si 7:00 Last Chance Learners [s] - The ten learners are let finally pass the water challenge and their energy hotspot tion and design in a competition celebrating Australian 6:30 A Current Affair [s] loose with their co-drivers. is returned. ingenuity. 7:00 Temptation: Footy Codes [s] 7:30 Police Files - Unlocked (PG v) - The worlds most 7:30 Inside Australia: Going Bushjs] - Cathy and Luke 8:30 Spicks And Specks [s] - The world of music exposed 7:30 McLeod's Daughters: Rules Of Engagement (PG) fs] - amazing high speed action. explore the islands of the Torres Strait. On tne tiny vol­ like never before. Alex's plan to propose to Stevie goes horribly wrong, when 8:00 Heroes: Chapter Thirteen: Godsend (M) [s] - Chased canic island of Erub they reef dive for crayfish, race model 9:00 The Chaser's War On Everything^ - George W a series of accidents and disasters threaten to ruin their by unknown assailants, Hiro's search for the sword takes canoes and discover the coming of the light. Bush waged a war on terror but only The Chaser has the relationship. an unexpected turn. 8:00 Dateline: Buy a kidney in Pakistan [sf- If you're poor courage to wage a War On Everything. 8:30 Cold Case: Lonely Hearts (M) - Lilly re-opens the case 9:00 Prison Break - On The Run: The Killing Box (M) [s] - and living in Pakistan, you used to be able to sell your kid­ 9:35 The Catherine Tate Show (M I) [sj - Nan meets Michael and Lincoln are en route to join Bellick, but ney. Liz Tadic reports that now the government is planning of an unmourned spinster, Martha Puck, the unlikely victim to outlaw the practice. Jason's girlfriend Cheryl, and Lauren has Ryan's name of a gun attack in a seedy back alley, back in 1989. Mahone and Kellerman will do everything in their power to and face tattooed on her arms. make certain the brothers are dead on arrival. 9:00 World News Australia [s] 110:05 At The Movies [s] 'Includes News & Weather' 10:00 24 -The New Beginning: 9:00 PM -10:00 PM (M) 9:30 Festival Drama Movie: "Swimming Pool" 10:35 Lateline Is] 9:30 Supernatural: Simon Said / No Exit (M) [s] - Sam and 'Includes On The Record - the Prime Minister's fortnightly (MA15+s,n,a) ('03) [s] -A famous British mystery author 11:10 Lateline Business [s] Dean meet Andy Gallagher, a slacker with psychic powers address. takes up an offer to stay at her publisher's home in the 11:40 Four Corners [s] of persuasion. The boys come up against the ghost of 11:00 Infamous Murders (M) [s] - An in-depth look into Ihe South of France. She finds the unhurried lifestyle idyllic, 12:25 Media Watch America's first serial killer. sinister world of murders in the 20th century. until her publisher's reckless young daughter arrives! 12:40 Morning Sun [s] - Explores events that gave rise to the 11:15 Numb3rs: Toxin (M) -After four people nearly die from 11:30 Family Plots (M) [s] (In French) • Cultural Revolution. poisoning, Don learns that someone is tampering with non­ 12:00 Your Life On The Lawn [s] 11:15 Sport: Goalissimo - Football action! 1:45 Movie: "Golden Salamander" (PG) ('49) Stars: Trevor prescription drugs. 1:30 Passions (PG) 12:10 Love For Sale: LA Story (MA15+a,s) Howard & Anouk Aimee 12:15 Nightline [si 2:30 GuthyRenker 12:45 Drawn Together (MA15+a,s) 3:25 National Press Club Address [s] 12:40 On Track (Station Close 12:45) 3:30 NBC Today [s] 1:15 Weatherwatch Overnight ALICESjPRINGS NEWS - Vol 14, ISSUE 11,. Api;ii. 1% 2,()p7 - Page 13 Pictured: Above, a work by Kiihenn Niunpiljiu, one of (he mosl prominent Biilgo artists', born c. 1021. Right: "The Kif> Fill '94" by fieollVey Fletcher, from Halls Creek. Itelow right: "Kings I'ark Picnic, l««4" by Primus Ugle from Perth. Juggling with changes By KlliKAN FINNANIS ence to Mother of God and oflhccallle industry and ils and chips. There are also crucifixion iconography in a relationship lo the land and statements of cultural as­ The organising princi­ political work tilled"lcon to ils creatures, while "Drov­ sert iveness. "Waringarri ples of most local exhibi­ a Stolen Child: Stigmata". ing lo Wyndham" by Alan Dancers" by Peggy Griffiths tions of Aboriginal art are But there is also a sim­ Griffiths skillfully uses impresses with the sheer aesthetic and commercial; ple, reverential image of motifs and composition of numbers of people absorhec On Track, an exhibition the "Madonna" by Karen traditional Kimberley paint­ in ceremonial practice. This of contemporary Abo­ Reys. ing lo render something of would have been a very im­ riginal art from Western Not unexpectedly there a homage lo herding and portant occasion. Australia, is organised are a number of works stockmen. "Keep off the Grass" around ideas. around stolon generation "Kings Park Picnic, by Jody Broun has a differ­ The ideas are to do themes, and there are also PJ3-I" by Primus Ugle and ent character altogether. A with responses to the vast works of family and com­ "The Big Fill *M" by Ge­ small group, two women, a changes that have occurred munity closeness, such as offrey Fletcher document child, two dogs, sit impas­ in Aboriginal lives over the the gentle "Sista's" (sic) by damaging changes in diet. sively on a lawn outside an last century. Sharyn Bgan, showing one Once nomadic hunt­ official building, ignoring And the cxhihilion, sister checking another's ers and gatherers, in 1934 •th e sign that says "Keep lo come into one culture My feeling was that il is in June 2006 out of a desire drawn from the collection hair for nils, and the upbeat the mob are silting down, off the grass - shire prop­ from another culture ...". the irack of dealing with lodraw people back to their of the Bernclt Museum of "Sadie, Sue and Keith" by receiving handouts - in­ erly". Valerie Takao Binder is change, working towards birthplace from the commu­ Anthropology, is particu­ Sue Wyalt. cluding an ice cream and All these ideas are the quoted as saying. understanding il, express­ nities of Docker River (lo larly interesting lor gather­ "Dead Cow" by Jotly bananas - from missionar­ "juggling around" referred "We had lo juggle il ing feelings and viewpoints I lie south) and Kiwirrkura ing a number of viewpoints Broun, showing a hloaled ies. Sixty years later they lo in the statement that gives around a bit. Now we're about it.Theshow is at Ar- (lo the north). around certain themes. while carcass by a asphalt­ are silting down outside the the exhibition ils title. back on Irack." aluen until April 29. The centre is named af­ For example, a work by ed road slicing through the "Quick Food" store, eating "There was all thai con­ It's interesting to think Meanwhile, more art ter one of three sacred rock Julie Dowling makes refer­ country reads as a critique • a meal pie, fried chicken fusion about culture, trying about whal track f I nil is. from WA is on show at Gal­ holes iicarTjukurla thai hits lery Gondwana. special significance lo the Ils Autumn Exhibition, women of the region. which opened on the week­ Their paintings are end, features paintings from mostly traditional in thai Balgo (Wirrimanu) whose they tell the stories of im­ Disturbing artists are internationally portant ancestral siles and known for their dynamic, events. often brilliantly coloured Many paintings arc and highly textured work. about people travelling lo One of the newest Abo­ and from Tjukurla, the rock familiarity riginal art centres, Tjarlirli holes, sand hills and lakes Art from Tjukurla in WA, is of the area feature promi­ Trauma!iscd by the movie that 1 realised it was also included in'the show. nently. The show runs until death of his father, high- largely a remake of a 1954 Tjarlirli Ail was formed 31 May 2007. schooler Kale Brecht is Alfred Hitchcock ('The confined to house arrest af­ Master of Suspense') mas­ ter punching a teacher who terpiece Rear Window. ALICE SPRINGS slighted him. To combat the In Hitchcock's film the boredom, he begins spying main character, incapaci­ on his neighbors from afar. tated with a broken leg, After he meets the beautiful witnesses a murder while girl next door, Ashley, who spying on his fellow tenants. ^M Mi;i:.niii:»oi)iNSONS(G) HAIIEI. (MA) i^P^r^. MINI 2 IS III 1200 III II 41)..I lli.lisi) he has been observing lust­ In Disturbia, Kale (Shin S.il 4 Oil, USD ily, they turn their attention LaBeouQ is hemmed in by ;feK> Sim IIMK). K'lll) -^ MIIII.I:«) lui';•:'() Mini 2 ()()', II 4b to Kale's other neighbor, a tag on his foot that alerts Wml II) IK). 12 01) I mi 11 40. 4 1)1), (ISO I EENAGE MUTANT NINJA Wild UK), li. IS I mill SI whom they suspect is a se­ the cops if he steps outside The thrills and the pace I generally hale teen- TURTLES (PG) rial killer. linn NoSnssions ARE WE DONE YET? (PG) his home. pick up a bit,when Kale be­ horror Hicks such as The I li Nil Snssions I Inn 4.2,0 I n 4,20 What follows is an Unlike one of Hitch­ Snl III IS. IX. 10 S.'il 10. IS, 12.00 comes obsessed with trying House Of Wax and the Sun 10.20, I?. 10' Sim 10.00, 11.45 equally humorous and sus- cock's finest films, the pace lo prove that his sinister Scream series for the Mini NO Hussion:; Moll 4,30 IiitiNoSossionr, luuNoSossions penseful thriller, set in a of Disturbia is slow initially, neighbor Mr Turner (David way they are all shame­ Wild 10.20, 12.10 Wml 10.00, 11.-IS tranquil American neigh­ the first-half being mostly Morse) is a murderer. The lessly similar. Disturbia 300 (MA) DISTURBIA (M) bourhood rightfully referred a schmaltzy teen romantic film showed promise of didn't seem to conform Ituir 2.10. G.:JO. O.flO Him 12.00.-1.10,(1.50 I'M 12.00, •I.?!), ft.30 Fn 2.15,0,50 to as Disturbia. comedy, as the awkward being subtler than the aver­ as much. Sill 2.00. 4.20. n.ao Sal 2.10, MS sun 2.10.0,30.0.45 Sun 2.10, 0.40 MARCUS: Although Kale tries'lo win the af­ age slasher Hick, but soon Ilspenclsquiteawhile Mon 2. io, (i.:ra, n.so Mon 12.00.-1.15,0.-15 Disturbia is good fun, il was fections of Ashley (Sarah - inn 12.00, 4,20,(1-10 Tun 2,10,0,40 moves into cliche mode. on character develop­ Wod 2.10, 6.30, 0.45 Wod 4.15,0,30 only a few minutes into the Roemcr). Director D.J. Caruso tries ment, which is strange MR. DEAN'S HOLIDAY (PG) PERFECT STRANGER (M) to touch on some of Hitch­ because I he characters Him I2.1R Ihur 12.00,4.20,0.45,9.00 I'll 2.20. 0 40 Fli 2.00, 0.45,0.00 cock's themes: the obses­ aren't very complex at all. SCREENSTRUCK S.il 12.15. (i.40 Snl 2.15.4.30,045,0.00 sion wi.th voyeurism and You have the token funny Sun 12.00,4.30 Sun 2.00. 4.15,0.30, 0.45 Time travel to gold rush with Adele Saint Mini 12.15 Mon 12.00,2.15.040.0.50 the human-frailty hidden guy; the incarcerated, an­ Iwi 2.20. (M0 Tun 12.10, 4.20,0,30. (1.45 Experience life in a 1930s gold mining town through behind the facade of a tran­ guished, pcrvy guy; and & Marcus Hansen Wod 12.00,

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