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08/12/22

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Originally posted by blueballs: ↑

It’s pretty obvious removal of the welfare card, changing alcohol laws etc that happened few months back coincides with a huge spike in issues, maybe you just aren’t abreast of what’s happening, listen to the people who live in these places or look at the recent statistics.

if this isn’t enough proof for you then you’re mentality really is a good chunk of the problem

Assault on individuals rose to 2,289 annually, up by 18.42 per cent, from the previous year’s 1,933 incidences. Alcohol-related assault also climbed by 19.36 per cent to 1,116 from 935 last year.

domestic violence is also up by 22.2 per cent, to 1,464 from last year’s 1,198.

Annual home break-ins rose 35.58 per cent to 1,044 from the previous year’s 770 while commercial break-ins skyrocketed by 63.01 per cent from 465 the previous year to 758 incidents. Motor vehicle theft also surged 42.34 per cent from 333 to 474.

The surge in crime rates came about after the NT Government lifted Intervention-era alcohol bans in remote communities throughout the Territory in July.

Territory Senator Jacinta Price is preparing a federal bill to have the ban restored after increased reports of alcohol-related violence.

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Somehow they will 'blame colonialism' instead of admitting the 'oldest culture' is incredibly outdated and flawed and it has serious issues with violence, child abuse and substance abuse - as it has always been it is 'everyone else fault' Aboriginals have the outcomes they have.....

completely ignoring that almost every other major community has had it just as hard ie Jewish, Yugoslave, Polish etc
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