A group of young First Nations people stand together in a panel discussion on the set of The Point: Road Trip with John Paul Janke. They appear engaged in conversation, set against a warmly lit backdrop. The group includes youth leaders, a journalist, and a boxing coach, all representing the vibrant voices of Mparntwe, Alice Springs.

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Host a screening of The Point: Road Trip episode ‘Who Cares about Alice?’

The Point Road Trip elevates the voices of the youth of Mparntwe, Alice Springs, with an honest discussion about their challenges, escalating crime, curfews, and the political response.

Published 17 April 2025 1:04pm

By NITV

Source: NITV

Image: Voices of Mparntwe rise. John Paul Janke, Armani Francois, Shanaya McAdam-Bray, Marcellus Enalanga, and Jason Lord.

About the episode

The first episode of The Point: Road Trip elevates the voices of the youth of Mparntwe, Alice Springs, with an honest discussion about their challenges, escalating crime, curfews, and the political response. This episode features a panel of impressive young people including a member of the NT Youth Round Table Armani Francois, First Nations Youth Advisory Group Shanaya McAdam-Bray, journalist Marcellus Enalanga, youth boxing coach and mentor Jason Lord and includes a profile story on talented boxer Arnold Baird.

NITV’s The Point airs Tuesdays 7.30pm.

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Rates:

NIL fee for SBS and NITV News content.

This episode is 51 minutes long.

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