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'Optimism' as Walk for Truth ends despite no formal commitment from PM

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By Tahnee Jash , Dana Morse, Samantha Jonscher
| ABC News (Australia)
Prime Minister Anthony Albanese has responded to an impassioned call for truth-telling, as the national 'Walk for Truth' ended at Parliament House on Wednesday. Led by Kerrupmara and Gunditjmara man Travis Lovett the walk crossed regional Victoria and NSW to deliver an open letter burnt on kangaroo skin with the backing of more than 12,500 signatures. Close up of the letter, signed by more than 12,500 people that Mr Lovett delivered to the prime minister.
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Program: Who's responsible for the Alice Springs town camps?

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By Dana Morse
| The World Today (Podcast)
Living conditions and safety in Northern Territory's town camps are in the spotlight in the wake of the alleged abduction and murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby near Alice Springs. But improving standards for these public housing tenants is complicated - with a tangled web of bureaucracy with little transparency on the money being spent and who exactly is responsible for what.
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Alice Springs town camp renters sick of begging for 'bandaids', just want safe homes

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By Dana Morse
| ABC News (Australia)
The living conditions and management of town camps in the Northern Territory are coming under renewed scrutiny as national attention turns to Alice Springs. Town campers have long been used as political footballs, and now in the wake of the alleged murder of Kumanjayi Little Baby, there are concerns these communities will unfairly bear the blame. Local organisations are pushing the NT government to return town camps to community control.
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