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Alice Springs curfew: Residents seek long-term solutions

Published 4 April 2024, 10:18 am
More than a week into the curfew for young people in Alice Springs, conversation has turned to long-term solutions to the youth violence. Locals have said they were not consulted over the curfew and want a seat at the table to discuss what happens next.
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