Alice Springs Enforces Curfew Amid Unrest

The curfew for teenagers aims to quell violence following recent incidents.

Alice Springs introduces a two-week curfew for under-18s following a surge in violent incidents.
The curfew, enforced from 6pm to 6am, comes after a teenager's death led to unrest and attacks, including on the Todd Tavern.
Over 150 people were involved in the violence, with the Northern Territory police deploying 58 additional officers to enforce the curfew.
The Northern Territory Chief Minister and Alice Springs Mayor express their determination to restore peace and safety.
Critics argue the curfew may be a kneejerk reaction and could exacerbate tensions among the youth.