The ABC has confirmed it will edit its story claiming elements of white supremacy in Alice Springs.
The controversial radio segment alleged there were elements of white supremacy at a community meeting in Alice Springs.
The national broadcaster initially defended the report but has since apologised for airing the story.ABC Managing Director David Anderson says swifter action should have been taken in dealing with the matter.
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