Federal Opposition Leader Angus Taylor visited Alice Springs and met with the grandmother of Kumanjayi Little Baby, an Indigenous man whose death sparked controversy. The visit occurred amidst renewed calls from the Coalition for comprehensive audits of federal funding allocated to the region. Taylor’s meeting with the family underscores growing concerns regarding the effectiveness and oversight of government programs in Central Australia. The Coalition is specifically pushing for greater transparency and accountability in how funds are being utilized. This move follows ongoing scrutiny of federal spending in the Northern Territory, particularly related to Indigenous affairs. The opposition argues that increased oversight is crucial to ensure resources are reaching those who need them most and achieving intended outcomes. Taylor did not detail specific funding programs targeted for audit during his visit.