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NT justice coalition commends NT Government’s justice targets

Making Justice Work is a coalition of community organisations with a common interest in effective responses to crime in the Northern Territory. Please see media release below regarding the NT Government’s Aboriginal Affairs Strategy.

Making Justice Work commends the NT Government’s justice targets 21 February 2016

NAAJA is contracted by the Commonwealth Attorney General’s Department (AGD) to provide Criminal and Civil Law services to Aboriginal people and their families in the Northern Territory.

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You can call NAAJA for free on:
(free-call within the NT only)

Darwin: 1800 898 251

Throughcare: 1800 321 201

Katherine: 1800 897 728

Tennant Creek/Alice Springs:
1800 636 079

 

If you are worried about a family member who has been arrested by Police in the last 24 hours, you can call the Family Assist Line on 08 7902 9315, anytime of the day, and leave a message.

A CNS staff member will call you back.

For all other matters you can call the NAAJA Offices on the free call numbers during office hours.

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NAAJA pays our respects to the traditional owners of the lands on which we live & work.