What a tragic mistake to lower the criminal age again. Why isn’t the CLP listening to the Productiviy Commission and indigenous people? It will end very badly.
Yingiya Guyula is that voice of reason his contemporaries should listen to and be guided by.
The best way to engage with people of rural and remote communities is to go out and be with them on the ground. Mr. Guyula is correct…previous governments made huge mistakes in not consulting with their bush constituents and then wondering why low voter turnout is the norm across the jurisdiction.
Be guided by humanity and reason rather than relying on politics as a battering ram.
Best wishes to all members of this 15th NT parliament as you guide us through the somewhat choppy waters that lie beyond the safety of a ‘harbour’.
What a tragic mistake to lower the criminal age again. Why isn’t the CLP listening to the Productiviy Commission and indigenous people? It will end very badly.
They is listening to the people who voted for them in a landslide, end of story.
Yingiya Guyula is that voice of reason his contemporaries should listen to and be guided by.
The best way to engage with people of rural and remote communities is to go out and be with them on the ground. Mr. Guyula is correct…previous governments made huge mistakes in not consulting with their bush constituents and then wondering why low voter turnout is the norm across the jurisdiction.
Be guided by humanity and reason rather than relying on politics as a battering ram.
Best wishes to all members of this 15th NT parliament as you guide us through the somewhat choppy waters that lie beyond the safety of a ‘harbour’.
Lead well.