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Youth crime kept in the shadow - Alice Springs News

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By ERWIN CHLANDA The public isn’t going to learn much from official channels about the bashing – alleged – with a blunt weapon of a two months old infant, inflicting serious head injuries. Because the accused are under 18 we will not learn their names. In March 2020 the Labor government introduced legislation following 23

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Youth crime kept in the shadow - Alice Springs News

By ERWIN CHLANDA The public isn’t going to learn much from official channels about the bashing – alleged – with a blunt weapon of a two months old infant, inflicting serious head injuries. Because the accused are under 18 we will not learn their names. In March 2020 the Labor government introduced legislation following 23

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alicespringsnews.com.au broke the news in 2 months ago on Friday, December 13, 2024.

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