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NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

Dec 23, 2025 | Media Releases

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) has filed a challenge to NT Bail laws in the High Court. NAAJA will argue that the NT Government’s recent changes to bail laws are unlawful and undermine the foundational principles of our legal system, which...
NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

Ombudsman report exposes “unreasonable and oppressive” watch house conditions

Dec 1, 2025 | Media Releases

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) welcomes the release of the Ombudsman NT’s Investigation Report (the report) into NT police watch houses. The report exposes the human impact of a justice system that is under severe pressure and a failure of...
NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

NAAJA Responds to comments made by NTG about using NAAJA funds for other purposes

Nov 20, 2025 | Media Releases

  On Tuesday 18 November 2025, in response to questions about service delivery cuts by Legal Aid NT, the NT Chief Minister made comments calling for the reallocation of NAAJA funds to Legal Aid NT to pay for legal representation of Aboriginal clients who are...
NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

NAAJA welcomes the introduction of the Northern Territory Police anti-racism strategy

Nov 9, 2025 | Media Releases

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) welcomes the introduction of the Northern Territory Police Anti-Racism Strategy (the strategy), and acknowledges the commitments expressed by the Northern Territory Police leadership to dismantle racism within the...
NAAJA to challenge NT Bail Laws in the High Court on the basis that they are unlawful and unconstitutional

If an Aboriginal man hit a white man, he would be locked up

Sep 18, 2025 | Media Releases

The North Australian Aboriginal Justice Agency (NAAJA) is deeply saddened by the 2024 hit-and-run of two Aboriginal men whilst the offender’s drivers’ licence was suspended, which resulted in the death of Kunwinjku man Mr Whitehurst and no term of actual...
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NAAJA is contracted by the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department to provide criminal and civil law services to Aboriginal people and their families in the Northern Territory.​

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

NAAJA is contracted by the Australian Government Attorney-General’s Department to provide criminal and civil law services to Aboriginal people and their families in the Northern Territory.​

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

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