An apology to Aboriginal Territorians

I, Michael Murphy, Commissioner of the Northern Territory Police am deeply sorry to all Aboriginal Territorians, for the past harms and injustices caused by members of the Northern Territory Police.

I formally apologise for the hurt inflicted upon Aboriginal people, and together with my fellow officers, I commit the NT Police service to do the hard work to transform our relationship with Aboriginal Territorians for a safer community for all.

We know that we cannot change or undo the past, but together we can commit to not repeating our mistakes and the injustices.

Kintore

About

The community is very remote in the middle of the western desert and is almost on the Western Australian border.

It is a traditional community with a strong ceremonial life. Residents of Kintore are known for their determination in returning to their country.

There are extensive opportunities to explore and camp in some of Australia’s most remote and beautiful country.

Education

There is pre-school, primary school and secondary facilities at Walungurru School.

Health

Kintore Community Health Centre is staffed by Aboriginal health workers, registered nurses and a doctor.

Attractions

Kintore Arts Centre
Tinki rockhole
Ngutjul boulders