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	Mutitjulu, Northern Territory - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Mutitjulu in Australia's Northern Territory (25°20′S 131°04′E) is an Indigenous Australian community adjacent Uluru (also known as Ayers Rock) in a world renowned tourist area, the Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park.
		Much of the economy of Mutitjulu comes from tourism at Uluru and nearby Yulara, a proportion of which is funnelled back to the local economy.
		The level of English literacy by Mutitjulu residents is much higher than in most Indigenous Australian communities primarily due to the exposure to tourists from Uluru.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Mutitjulu (701 words)

	PM - Sounds of Summer: Indigenous community struggles with petrol addiction
		And I've seen young women in Mutitjulu pushing prams while they have a petrol tin tied around their face, so the younger generations actually don't know anything but that culture of dysfunction and addiction.
		One young man at Mutitjulu, Max Woods, is destined to spend the rest of his life in a wheelchair.
		Mutitjulu will soon have its own police station, and recently granted women half the seats on the local council, in recognition that women are less likely than men to be distracted by substance abuse or violence.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2006/s1542272.htm (3220 words)

	PM - Mutitjulu petrol sniffing proceedings continue
		The coroner had travelled to Mutitjulu to take evidence from family of the two men from there who died.
		Fully 10 per cent of Mutitjulu's population sniffs petrol, although many assert that alcoholism and marijuana addiction are a far bigger curse, afflicting the vast majority of residents.
		Greg Andrews runs a government-funded project at Mutitjulu, and broke down as he described the myriad of social problems that give rise to substance abuse.
	www.abc.net.au /pm/content/2005/s1435711.htm (771 words)

	CAEPR Discussion Paper 211/2001
		This is done by projecting the population of the wider region to which Mutitjulu is socially, culturally and economically linked, and then by allocating a share of this future regional population to Mutitjulu.
		In 2000, the population at Mutitjulu represented 7.4 per cent of the NPY region, by 2021 it is estimated to represent 12.9 per cent.
		Certainly, it is difficult to envisage Mutitjulu (or any other Aboriginal community in the region) growing to a point where it represents much beyond 13 per cent of the regional population.
	www.anu.edu.au /caepr/Publications/DP/2001_211.html (824 words)

	Australian National University EPrints2 Archive - Community Participation Agreements: a model for welfare reform from ... (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		As Mutitjulu residents struggle daily to come to terms with substantial economic and social difficulties, they find their culturally-based forms of social and cultural capital are being undermined by external factors seemingly beyond their immediate control.
		The failure to adequately address welfare dependence and major community problems of substance abuse, family breakdown, domestic violence, and low levels of education is viewed by Anangu (local Aboriginal people) as directly contributing to a noticeable deterioration in the wellbeing of individuals, their families and the community at large.
		The Mutitjulu Community Council has formally decided to proceed with the development of a Community Participation and Partnership Agreement (the 'Mutitjulu Agreement'), in partnership with government and other stakeholders, as one means to begin addressing these matters.
	eprints.anu.edu.au /archive/00001037 (420 words)

	HREOC Website - Social Justice Report 2001 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Some aspects of the proposed Mutitjulu CPA model, such as the ‘one-in all-in’ participation approach and customising of compliance measures, suggest a degree of public policy innovation in Indigenous governance and capacity-building.
		One of the most positive aspects of the Mutitjulu model is the potential level of choice it presents as an adaptation of a government policy initiative in which Indigenous people are able to some degree to direct policies and programs to achieve specific outcomes that will effect change to their circumstances.
		One concern this approach raises is whether the dominant public policy paradigm of welfare reform with its values of mutual obligation and self-reliance might inevitably overshadow the cultural and traditional values held by the community including the degree of self-determination ascribed to the notion of participation.
	www.hreoc.gov.au /social_justice/sjreport_01/chapter3.html (11523 words)

	Uluru (Ayers Rock) - Home of the Mutitjulu Aboriginal Community (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		It is a lively place with community activities such as health, education, entertainment, store, and art and ceremony.
		The Mutitjulu community has worked closely with Parks Australia to prepare high quality information for visitors to Uluru and Kata Tjuta.
		Mutitjulu is a remote community in central Australia located just east of Uluru (Ayers Rock).
	www.uluru.org.au (275 words)

	General Practice & Primary Health Care Northern Territory - General practitioners, northern territory, Australia, gps, ...
		Mutitjulu sits at the base of Uluru and thus has always been a central site in Aboriginal Law.
		This brought an increase in population to the town of Mutitjulu.
		Mutitjulu runs a bilingual education program that is reserved for local indigenous students only
	www.gpphcnt.org.au /www/index.cfm?itemID=75 (781 words)

	Alice Springs News, August 31, 2005
		Mutitjulu, the Aboriginal community at the base of Uluru, should not be classified by Centrelink as a remote area, and activity tests should be applied to people there getting unemployment benefit when in nearby Ayers Rock Resort some 1500 jobs are filled mainly from interstate and overseas.
		Mr Andrews argues that Mutitjulu's location within the Uluru Kata Tjuta National Park and its proximity to the Ayers Rock Resort give residents access to jobs "many of which are suitable for people with low literacy and numeracy skills".
		The park and the community council are the main employers of Mutitjulu residents.
	www.alicespringsnews.com.au /1235.html (9604 words)

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		Mutitjulu has a nominal population of some 500 Anangu (Aboriginal) and 50 Piranpa (non-Aboriginal) people.
		Mutitjulu Community consists of a community store, a childcare centre, a garage, primary school, and adult education centre and community offices.
		Mutitjulu is an Alcohol free community with fines and dismissal for bringing alcohol into the community.
	www.alokafoundation.org.au /data/mutitjulu/MUTITJULUPROFILE110205.doc (525 words)

	European Network for Indigenous Australian Rights: news (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Residents of the mostly Aboriginal community of Mutitjulu, next to the rock, have accused management at the nearby resort town of Yulara of racial discrimination, with refusals to allow them full access to its shops and facilities.
		Earlier this year Mutitjulu residents complained of discrimination when they were refused access to the Yulara swimming pool.
		Even off tape he refused to explain the decision to deny Mutitjulu residents any privileges at the local stores, but admitted the company's reconsidering its stance and may soon extend the privileges to Mutitjulu.
	www.eniar.org /news/uluru.html (1011 words)

	The NT Drug News Vault: AM - Petrol sniffing ruins lives of Uluru's Indigenous youth
		Petrol sniffing and substance abuse is killing many of Mutitjulu's young residents, the traditional owners of Uluru.
		ANNE BARKER: This is Stephen Uluru, a chronic petrol sniffer at Mutitjulu 450 kms west of Alice Springs.
		So familiar, he accompanied his mother as she gave evidence at the inquest, all the while he inhaled from a can of petrol tucked under his shirt.
	www.napnt.org /2005/08/am-petrol-sniffing-ruins-lives-of.html (756 words)

	Indigenous Law Bulletin :: Past Artists :: volume 6 issue 13
		Family is very important for these students; they usually live with extended family and have learnt their art skills from grandparents, aunties or mothers, cousins, siblings.
		I come from Mutitjulu community and I live with my mum Rita and I live with Ashley as well my two brothers.
		She comes from a family of seven kids and her mum and dad live in Mutitjulu.
	www.ilb.unsw.edu.au /past/past_artists/6-13.html (718 words)

	Nunn v Calma [2005] NTSC 54
		In essence, his evidence was to the effect that he was therefore driving through the restricted area to pick up Johnny and then proceed on to where he wished to hide the beer, so that it would be safe from the sniffers.
		It cannot be said that the only purpose heâd come into Mutitjulu was to go to the other side of the restricted area.
		In my view he was driving into the Mutitjulu Community does not fit within s 86 (1) of Liquor Act in that the defendant has b[r]ought liquor into a restricted area for a purpose other than to transport the liquor to a destination outside the restricted area.
	www.nt.gov.au /ntsc/doc/judgements/2005/ntsc/ntsc054.html (3078 words)

	Alice Springs News, November 6, 2002
		No-one from Mutitjulu works at the Ayers Rock Resort, just 25 kilometres away, despite rampant unemployment in the community, and the resort's repeated claims that it would welcome local Aborigines into its staff.
		Mutitjulu CEO Wayne Howard says about 60 people Ð roughly half of the adult population Ð are on the dole.
		None of the students are from Mutitjulu, although Mr White says that is only because of age.
	www.alicespringsnews.com.au /0940.html (8642 words)

	Mutitjulu Community Council - Agreements Database Organisation
		Summary Information: The Mutitjulu community is located at Uluru, 450km south west of Alice Springs.
		The Mutitjulu community is regarded as a model by other Aboriginal communities for their program of providing work opportunities for people with disabilities in isolated areas.
		The Community Council works with local government, government departments and other stakeholders to build practical relationships in order to deal with community issues of welfare dependence, substance abuse, domestic violence and education.
	www.atns.net.au /biogs/A000436b.htm (141 words)

	British tourist's body found in outback - National - www.smh.com.au
		Her body was found on Wednesday 42 kilometres away, on a remote red dirt road leading to the Mutitjulu Aboriginal Community.
		The body was discovered by a group of people travelling along the road from Curtin Springs to Mutitjulu, who alerted searchers.
		Police were investigating whether Mrs Hetherington visited the private Mutitjulu community, located near the base of Uluru, at some stage.
	www.smh.com.au /articles/2004/10/27/1098667799339.html (632 words)

	NTPFES - POLICE - Death at Mutitjulu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Police have investigated the death of a 32-year-old man at Mutitjulu Community at the weekend.
		Detective Superintendent Don Fry said detectives were called to Mutitjulu after the man was found dead at one of the community houses on Sunday morning.
		The man was believed to have arrived at the community from Docker River the day before and had been sniffing petrol during the day.
	www.nt.gov.au /pfes/police/media/news/2005/08/20050829_mutitjulu.html (106 words)

	Heat may have killed tourist: police - Breaking News (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Northern Territory police believe 52-year-old Ethel Hetherington visited the Mutitjulu Aboriginal community with locals, but got lost as she tried to walk back to the Yulara resort where she was staying.
		Her body was found on Wednesday on a remote red dirt road 22km east of the Mutitjulu community and 42km from the tourist township of Yulara.
		Aboriginal trackers from the community found single tracks from the Mutitjulu community along the road until about two kilometres from the body.
	www.smh.com.au - !http: //www.smh.com.au/articles/2004/10/28/1098667877982.html (361 words)

	waru.org: Mutitjulu (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Mutitjulu is located in the Northern Territory a few kilometres south of Yulara and Uluru.
		Once the program receives its computer servers, it will be having a formal opening in the near future.
		The Mutitjulu Garage repairs all types of car.
	www.waru.org /communities/mutitjulu (439 words)

	Healthy Vibe Race Around The Surgery (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		Situated in the beautiful Uluru-Kata Tjuta National Park, 480km southwest of Alice Springs, Mutitjulu Health Service is a community controlled Aboriginal medical service for the people of Mutitjulu and surrounding areas.
		Mutitjulu Health Service underwent a major facelift in 1996.
		Tjukurpa, or Traditional Law, is a cornerstone of community life in Mutitjulu.
	health.vibe.com.au /healthy_vibe/race/read.asp?id=31 (392 words)

	Alice Springs (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-11)
		You may substitute sunrise and the Mutitjulu walk to climb mighty Uluru.
		With the sun now charting its course across the sky, join a guided walk to the beautiful Mutitjulu waterhole, viewing ancient rock art and hearing stories of traditional Aboriginal legends.
		In place of sunrise and Mutitjulu, you may choose to climb Uluru, rising 348 metres above the desert floor.
	www.travel-innovations.com /alice.htm (1736 words)

	The NT Drug News Vault: PM - Mutitjulu petrol sniffing proceedings continue
		The NT Drug News Vault: PM - Mutitjulu petrol sniffing proceedings continue
		We hope to use this blog to archive as many media stories on illicit drug issues in the Northern Territory of Australia as possible.
		If you come across any NT drug stories in the media, please let us know.
	www.napnt.org /2005/08/pm-mutitjulu-petrol-sniffing.html (811 words)

	The Mutitjulu Community Participation and Partnership Agreement - Agreements Database Agreement
		Summary Information: In early 2002 the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Commission (ATSIC) commissioned a consultancy to undertake research with a view to developing a Community Participation Agreement for the Mutitjulu Community Council and residents.
		The resultant Mutitjulu Community Participation and Partnership Agreement Report suggests that a '5-10 year commitment is necessary for the Community Participation Program model to make any inroads on the current situation.
		The Report identified as key issues: the lack of coordination, planning and service delivery by government, and intergenerational welfare dependency and the existence of a multiplicity of governance structures.
	www.atns.net.au /biogs/A000435b.htm (373 words)

	Uluru
		Ayers Rock at sunrise - South Western corner at the entrance to Mutitjulu walk - another angle
		Tourists in front of the sacred pond at the end of Mutitjulu walk
		Moin in front of the sacred pond at the end of Mutitjulu walk
	www.hotathrandom.com /Uluru.html (407 words)

	Mutitjulu Foundation - Ayers Rock Resort - Voyages Hotels and Resorts
		Mutitjulu Foundation - Ayers Rock Resort - Voyages Hotels and Resorts
		The Mutitjulu Foundation was set up for the benefit of Ayers Rock Resort’s nearest neighbours.
		The Mutitjulu Community is an impoverished Aboriginal community of approximately 300 at the base of Uluru.
	www.voyages.com.au /corporate/mutitjulu-foundation (289 words)

	e-Travel Blackboard: Australia's Number One Industry Newsletter
		Voyages has consistently strived for best practice through a range of CSR programs, such as the Mutitjulu Foundation: a unique partnership between the Mutitjulu Aboriginal Community beside Uluru and Voyages Ayers Rock Resort.
		Established in December 2004, the Foundation was created to specifically reduce poverty, advance education, and improve health for members of the Mutitjulu Community.
		In addition to the Mutitjulu Foundation, Voyages was recognised for its rainforest regeneration program at its Cape Tribulation-Daintree Rainforest properties, Coconut Beach Rainforest Lodge and Ferntree Rainforest Lodge, as well as Voyages’ lobbying of the Commonwealth Government to roll-out non-sniffable OPAL fuel to remote Aboriginal Communities in the Red Centre.
	www.etravelblackboard.com /index.asp?id=45994&nav=1 (421 words)

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