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David Lipari

Male. Lives in SYDNEY, Australia. Born on September 3, 1945. Is married.

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A retired Commuter Analysis at 76 years if age I have an opinion, kicked out of FB so many times for... View More

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David Lipari

February 19, 2024 12:53 am

Where is ALL our money going, allow a few seconds, then hit start to view video, it is the ABC, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-19/nt-legal-crisis-how-naaja-alice-springs-lawyer-shortage-happene... View MoreWhere is ALL our money going, allow a few seconds, then hit start to view video, it is the ABC, https://www.abc.net.au/news/2024-02-19/nt-legal-crisis-how-naaja-alice-springs-lawyer-shortage-happened/103472878 How the implosions of NT Aboriginal legal aid service NAAJA led to a severe lawyer shortage in Alice Springs - ABC News. Like many other people facing charges in Central Australia, Verna's 31-year-old son can't get a legal aid service lawyer. There has been calls for NAAJA legal service to be scrapped, John Lawrence SC, said, 'only three of the original 17 lawyers remain, depleting the NT Legal service from representing indigenous in remote regions'. This service, NAAJA receives $20 million dollars annually to run this service, yet the Federal government has promised another $80 million dollars over the next 5 years, to top up the service to restore its legal numbers. Each year there has been problems with the service, money mis-managed through interference by TRIBAL ELDERS rather than bureaucracy, bullying and 3 CEO's in recent years. 2023, Included payouts to family members as part of the stolen generations, as Eileen Cummings, who was the original lead plaintiff in the class action, said she was delighted with the $50m settlement for the families of the stolen generation in the Northern Territory and this is where all our money is going. Requiring an audit, NOT just throwing MORE money and MORE public servants will not 'put HUMPTY DUMPTY back together again'. Solutions have not worked in the past and the future is looking quite dim, some like John Lawrence SC believe they have the legal answers, but this is just putting an expensive Band-Aid on the problem. I won't view footage of graphic scenes prior to this Christmas, where her 31-year-old son ended up in jail, as the matter may still play out before the courts, making this post, 'Sub Judas' (under judicial consideration and therefore prohibited from discussion elsewhere), but it is there for those that want to witness the 'out of control' youth violence in local communities in the NT. ....WARNING.... It can be viewed on Goggle, please don't POST or SHARE at this moment, thanks! It seems that youth crime in QLD is looking less of a situation, BUT same problems, just a different racial agenda, MONEY doesn't make problems go away, it can enhance the situation, the solution is EDUCATION and finding young people WORK that they are happy and willing to preform, giving them the incentives and rewards they are after, where HOPE can bring a change to attitudes in our YOUTH's OUTLOOK, keeping them OFF THE STREETS giving them another means of communication rather than VIOLENCE and STREET or TRIBAL GANGS.

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