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Jacqueline Breen

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As seen in: ABC News (Australia), MSN Australia, MSN New Zealand, AM (Podcast), Australian Broadcasting Corporation (ABC), PM (Podcast), The World Today (Podcast), Radio New Zealand (RNZ), The New Daily, Inkl
Reporter and producer, luckily, at @abcdarwin, currently mucking around down south with AM, The World Today and PM. She/her.
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Aboriginal leaders, experts alarmed by Labor's broken election promise on compulsory income management

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By Elsie Lange, Jacqueline Breen Verified
| MSN Australia Verified
Elsie Lange and Jacqueline Breen The federal Labor government has extended a scheme which sees part of the Centrelink payments of 30,000 Territorians compulsorily quarantined for essential items, despite many experts claiming the practice is discriminatory.
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Hundreds at Darwin shelter YiSSA facing homelessness within weeks as governments fail to reach a deal

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By Roxanne Fitzgerald, Jacqueline Breen Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Darwin's largest homeless shelter is on track to close within weeks despite an offer from the Commonwealth to split the cost of buying the facility to keep it open. The imminent closure of the YiSSA centre has left more than 230 residents living there fearing the prospect of homelessness as early as next month. They include 85 children, people undergoing renal dialysis and facing serious health problems, and families escaping domestic violence.
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Aboriginal groups renew calls for 'accountability' on NT government's spending of Closing the Gap funding

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By Jacqueline Breen Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Aboriginal groups have renewed calls for the Commonwealth to overhaul its funding arrangements with the Northern Territory government, accusing the Country Liberal Party (CLP) of "weaponising" federal Indigenous disadvantage funding against Aboriginal Territorians. It comes amid a furore over the NT government's handling of sweeping child protection law changes and ahead of the release of a Closing the Gap update expected to show the Territory's data continuing to worsen.
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