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By Chris Graham and Brian Johnstone. Members of the community of Mutitjulu, in the shadow of Uluru. This picture was taken following a community meeting attended by NIT. The meeting was about a Lateline report alleging a predatory paedophile in the community. On May 16, Mr Brough was interviewed on Lateline following an explosive story the previous day by Lateline on a leaked brief written by Central Australian prosecutor Nanette Rogers, which documented shocking levels of sexual violence in Aboriginal communities. They know who brings in the petrol, they know who sells the ganja. They need to be taken out of the community and dealt with, not by tribal law, but by the judicial system that operates throughout Australia. A month later, Lateline aired its Mutitjulu story, alleging that a paedophile had been operating in the community under the protection of local Aboriginal men. NIT is not disputing that there are some serious problems in Mutitjulu and other remote Aboriginal communities. The Lateline story quoted credible sources in the story, including a former doctor from Mutitjulu and a domestic violence worker from Alice Springs, both of who identified sexual abuse in the community and both of who spoke of violence in Central Australia. I am aware of paedophile activity, that there are men in communities who exploit their position, within families, within the community, in abusing under-aged girls, children, and boys, and also young women who are vulnerable and at risk because of petrol sniffing or they have really weak families. And they have been dealt with in some cases. In other cases, they are still free and you need to get the evidence. Mr Andrews then makes his sensational claims about sexual slavery. But what we have found corroborates what he said. Mr Andrews broke down and cried during the Lateline interview while claiming that he had withdrawn statements to NT police about a paedophile targeting Mutitjulu children after he was threatened by a local Aboriginal leader. Following is part of the transcript:. This came at a terrible personal cost. I testified that children as young as four had been diagnosed with sexually transmitted diseases. When I returned to the community that I was working in, the region, I was threatened with violence on a number of occasions. NIT sought an interview with Mr Andrews on a number of occasions, including a formal email inviting Mr Andrews to a meeting. None of them responded. He was appointed to the position after the NT Chief Minister, Clare Martin was given a written brief in November concerning social dysfunction and allegations of child sexual abuse at Mutitjulu. Mutitjulu community leaders told NIT this week that Mr Andrews job involved him spending, at most, a couple of days a week in the community. Mr Andrews left that job in January this year to join the OIPC, where, according to his biography which was recently published on the Bennelong Society website, he now holds the public service rank of Deputy Secretary. He joined the Department of Foreign Affairs and Trade in where he worked on economic policy issues. Mr Andrews told ABC News in the Northern Territory in January this year, as the outgoing manager of the project, that it had led to the imminent construction of a new police station, major reforms to the community council and developments in the fight against petrol sniffing. NIT met with around 30 Aboriginal people from the community earlier this week, many of them senior elders, both male and female. The people also acknowledged that violence was a part of their community, like every other, but that Aboriginal people preferred to deal with it in the Aboriginal way. Community members explained that a considerable amount of work needed to be done to rebuild trust in the project following the departure of Mr Andrews. Barbara pointed towards Alice Springs, and confirmed that at no time did Lateline visit Mutitjulu in the lead-up to the story. Share this: Twitter Facebook. Like Loading Leave a comment Cancel reply. Moneybags Mal and his million dollar fiction. Comment Reblog Subscribe Subscribed. Sign me up. Already have a WordPress. Log in now. Loading Comments Email Required Name Required Website. Design a site like this with WordPress.