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Program: Remote women's plan to tackle DV

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By Barbara Miller, Jane Bardon Verified
| PM
A group of remote Northern Territory Indigenous women have drawn up their own roadmap for getting their communities out of a cycle of domestic violence. The women are appealing for Northern Territory and federal government funding to try to fill gaps in services to prevent and respond to domestic violence. The Northern Territory has a domestic violence homicide rate seven times the national average.
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Wadeye, Peppimenarti women's group works to break domestic violence cycle

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By Jane Bardon Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Peppimenarti resident Annunciata Nunuk Wilson has helped many women who have been injured by their partners, because her remote Northern Territory community does not have a safe house and the nearest police are an hour's drive away in Wadeye. Ms Wilson recently took a woman who had been stabbed off the street and into her home. "She had a cut between her ribs and her hip," she said. "She was kneeling over in pain.
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Two men seriously injured in violence at remote NT community Palumpa as Wadeye unrest continues

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By Jane Bardon Verified
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
Police say two people have been seriously injured in fighting between armed groups in the remote Northern Territory community of Palumpa, 350 kilometres south-west of Darwin, while violent unrest in the nearby community of Wadeye has flared up again. An NT Police spokesperson said two men went to the Palumpa clinic at 11am yesterday with serious injuries — one with lacerations to his ankles, another with lacerations to his hands. Both men were taken to Royal Darwin Hospital for treatment.
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