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Millions of dollars of funding have been cut for Alice Springs based youth program run by one of Australia’s largest First Nation Organisations. The Northern Territory Government says the money will be better spent on other youth focuses initiatives.
Millions of dollars of funding have been cut for Alice Springs based youth program run by one of Australia’s largest First Nation Organisations. The Northern Territory Government says the money will be better spent on other youth focuses initiatives.
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