August 16, 2026 — 2:17pm
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Alice Springs was a delicate patchwork of emotion at the weekend.
At one end of the town, wails and sobs sounded out from the side of the Stuart Highway, as hundreds of mourners gathered in pink to farewell Kumanjayi Little Baby at a funeral service themed Jintangka – the Walpiri word for “together as one”.
Later in the day, after the five-year-old girl was laid to rest among family and friends, the community’s pulse began to return.
Over on the banks of the Todd River, locals dressed up as Vikings, set off confetti…
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