North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency
The Northern Territory Government has announced the opening of a women-only bail accommodation facility in Mparntwe/Alice Springs, following months of criticism over the treatment of people held on re...
Northern Territory Police say they are continuing to investigate the death of an Aboriginal woman at the Tennant Creek watch house, as criticism continues over police conducting internal investigation...
All inmates currently held in Northern Territory watch houses should be removed "as a matter of urgency," the Territory's Ombudsman has found, describing the facilities as "unacceptably poor" and "inh...
The Northern Territory Government's calls to allocate a section of funding earmarked for the North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) to Legal Aid NT (LANT) is based on "inaccurate informati...
The decision not to jail a 24-year-old man over the hit-and-run death of an Aboriginal man has exposed deep inequality in the Northern Territory justice system, according to one of Australia's largest...
The Northern Territory's Child Commissioner has criticised the treatment of an Aboriginal teenager in custody, who was denied food and access to services while being kept alone in a cell for more than...
The peak body for Indigenous legal services has joined more than 20 organisations in urging the Northern Territory Government to implement all recommendations from the coronial inquest into the shooti...
One of Australia's largest Indigenous legal organisations has warned recent changes to the Northern Territory's Youth Justice Act will lead to more Aboriginal children being jailed without addressing...
One of Australia's largest Aboriginal legal services has appointed a new Chief Executive as it looks to move on from years of leadership instability and controversy.
Australia's largest Indigenous legal organisation has reached a settlement with their former chief executive, two-and-a-half years after she was "unlawfully sacked" from her position.
Australia's largest Indigenous legal service has raised concerns about the new CLP government, highlighting new legislation to expand police powers and steps towards privatising prisons.
A proposed amendment to a law in the Northern Territory making it easier to remove Aboriginal children from their communities continues to be criticised, with the country's largest Indigenous legal or...
Theresa Roe has been announced as chair of Australia's largest Indigenous legal organisation, whilst Carol Dowling from Katherine has been appointed as her deputy.