14-year-old speared during unrest in Ngukurr

A teenager was speared in the back during family group violence in the remote Aboriginal community of Ngukurr.

Why it mattersShows why safety matters in remote Aboriginal communities and why organized local action is needed.

AustraliaHighlights tensions in one of the NT's largest Aboriginal communities and the immediate need for police and community support.

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14-year-old speared during unrest in Ngukurr

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Woman alleges drink was spiked on first date, then raped in Adelaide

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