The Northern Territory news Fri 12 Jul 2013
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2013-07-12
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Pastor Basil Schild, who worked in Alice Springs for 15 years and brought to light some of the devastating health consequences of heavy drinking in the city, said marijuana was not a solution. Marijuana produced destabilised frames of mental health in many people, he said. Robin Room, director of the Centre for Alcohol Policy Research, has called for pot to be legalised. Jess to bring it home Jessica Mauboy will bring her national headline tour to Darwin in November Singers new show will head to Darwin By KATHY McCABE AFTER her epic journey taking The Sapphires to the world, Australias pop sweetheart and Territory darling Jessica Mauboy is returning to where it all began including Darwin on her first headline tour. As she continues working on her next album, the singer is also immersed in the creation of her first big pop show since she won our hearts after auditioning in Darwin for Australian Idol in 2006. Shes also set to release her new single To The End Of The Earth on July 17, a song inspired by her desire to come home after enjoying great success overseas on the back of The Sapphires. The To The End Of The Earth tour kicks off in November and will play Darwin Entertainment Centre on November 17. The 23-year-old singer and actor wrote her new upbeat pop single in Los Angeles with emerging songwriter Jaden Michaels. By the time I sat down with Jaden, I was two weeks into the writing session and wanted to write something about home. I was missing home a lot, she said. To The End Of The Earth made sense because everything I do connects to back home, to my place in the world. After throwing herself into acting for Bran Nue Dae and The Sapphires, Mauboy is now on a concert crash course, learning everything about staging the perfect show from lighting design to choreography. But she wont be trying to match the acrobatics of Pink or the booty-shaking of Beyonce on her first tour. I have never had a dancing lesson in my life and I wouldnt even try a backflip I can do a cartwheel, she said, laughing. But I love groove and rhythm so well see what I can come up with. Her star turn in The Sapphires put Mauboy on the radar of many LA hitmakers including the legendary Jimmy Jam and Terry Lewis, who were behind a raft of hits from Michael and Janet Jackson. Mauboy will debut the single at State of Origin on Wednesday night and tickets for her To The End Of The Earth tour go on sale on August 5. Welfare check clears station TERRITORY Government investigators say they have found nothing to substantiate animal cruelty claims at Mataranka Station. The Animal Welfare Branch inspectors had been at the station, about 90km south of Katherine, in June following a complaint from an unnamed source. Local Government and Community Services director Giovina DAlessandro said they had conducted preliminary inquiries. These inquiries revealed that there were no offences under the Animal Welfare Act to investigate, she said.