Ruth Morley Legal Services in Larapinta | Lawyer & law firm

Ruth Morley Legal Services

Locality: Larapinta

Phone: +61 8 8955 0118

Address: 3/1 Mirus Court 0875 Larapinta, NT, Australia

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25.01.2022 The APY Lands recently welcomed back our friends from SA Water and KESAB environmental solutions who visited our communities to spread the word on how to make t...he most of one of the APY Lands most precious of resources. With water one of this arid region’s most valuable resources, SA Water and KESAB’s ongoing support is helping educate young Anangu about important topics such as safe drinking water and using water wisely. SA Water’s program, delivered together with KESAB, has been successfully rolled out across all schools on the APY Lands over the past six years, spreading key messages about sustainability of water and that tap water is healthy for drinking. During the most recent visit, SA Water’s education advisers Daniel Becker and Cam O’Malley, and KESAB’s environmental services manager Grace Barila and Education Officer Wendy Sutton, visited Pipalyatjara Anangu School, Fregon (Kenmore students joined Fregon students), Ernabella and Indulkana. Among the various activities were a field trip to a waterhole to undertake testing of the water (pH and turbidity); a visit to a water treatment plant and a hands-on experience learning how to fix a leaking or broken water tap thanks to Tony Burroughes, an experienced Master Plumber, from SA Water. The team also delivered two community information evenings to educate everyone on how best to look after water in community, and enjoyed a curry night in Pip and a BBQ in Ernabella. APY General Manager Richard King said the initiative was an important and valuable tool to ensure communities in the remote and arid region understood which water was safe to drink and how best to protect such a precious resource. In order to make sure there is enough water for everyone on the APY Lands, including for future generations, we must use it wisely, Mr King said. APY thanks SA Water and KESAB for helping communities protect and understand their water resources and we look forward to seeing them again next year to spread the word to future generations.

25.01.2022 Media Statement: APY enacts border protection to reduce coronavirus risk

22.01.2022 Media Statement: APY welcomes clean audit

20.01.2022 Are you Anangu, 18 years or older & living on the APY Lands? Do you want to have a say in who represents your community? Make sure you enrol by Friday 30 April... and get ready to vote at the APY Executive Board elections! Details https://bit.ly/3sk12rJ #ECSA #saparli Artwork by Anangu artist Audrey Brumby.

19.01.2022 APY Secures Funding for Critical Security Enhancements The $234,437 will fund projects related to improved street lighting and roadside shelters, increasing safety for residents and travellers in the APY Lands. Read more here

15.01.2022 APY seeks streamlined powers to combat coronavirus

15.01.2022 Mapping new and existing infrastructure in the vast and remote APY Lands took AW’s Data and Information Coordinator Adam Wood on Country with APY’s Pastoral Manager Michael Clinch. #sustainable #pastoral #mapping #APYLands #infrastructure APY Lands - Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara

14.01.2022 This property in the Murray-Darling Basin used to be a dust bowl. But 20 years after an Indigenous group took ownership, the land is coming back to life.

13.01.2022 https://www.facebook.com/1466117813680902/posts/2536270889998917/

11.01.2022 Great work by the APY Executive Board.

11.01.2022 Mulga Park Road this week at headwaters of Marryat Creek.

08.01.2022 NHC Coronavirus public health message

08.01.2022 Covid-19 Messaging

07.01.2022 In the usually dry Anangu Pitjantjatjara Yankunytjatjara Lands community of Kalka, around two-thirds of the region’s annual average rainfall drenched the lan...dscape earlier this year and inundated one of our local bores, including its electrical switchboard. While two other bores made sure drinking water supply was maintained, we’re using the opportunity to upgrade the damaged bore to solar, enabling a more reliable supply in the event of any future power outages.

05.01.2022 A thoughtful gift from Yuminya Ken.

05.01.2022 Taking AFP Officers who have been on Biosecurity border patrol day and night for a well earned camel ride at Pyndan Camel Tracks.

03.01.2022 SA Health APY Lands Community Consultations for Covid19 Plans

03.01.2022 Offering NGO legal services, government legal services and employment law advice. Available to advise on Biosecurity Determinations for NT SA WA.

02.01.2022 APY remains on high alert to keep Lands free of virus >>> Read full statement attached below >>>

01.01.2022 Indigenous destiny is in our own hands, writes APY General Manager Richard King in today's edition of Adelaide's daily newspaper, The Advertiser. Read the full article