Brahminy Review Must Be Independent, Comprehensive
The internal review into the Brahminy program is inadequate, and the Minister should announce an independent, comprehensive review.
The internal review into the Brahminy program is inadequate, and the Minister should announce an independent, comprehensive review.
The Commissioner for Children and Young People’s oversight of the out-of-home care system is critical in making sure children are cared for properly.
The Gutwein Government needs to explain why it’s sending vulnerable young Tasmanians to a controversial and isolated Northern Territory intervention program.
While we are enacting a pilot witness intermediary scheme, I have no doubt that the scheme will prove to be of significant benefit to survivors and victims.
The Minister for Human Services failed to answer important questions about cuts to Child Safety Services in State Parliament today.
The Minister for Human Services must explain why vulnerable children were unable to access safe accommodation or key support services during COVID restrictions.
The Greens welcome the Commissioner for Children and Young People’s 'Listening to Children and Young People in Tasmania Report 2019'.
Our child protection services were already struggling, but COVID-19 is exacerbating the situation.
The Commissioner for Children and Young People paints a mixed picture of Tasmania’s progress on the wellbeing of young Tasmanians.
The Minister responsible for the Ashley Youth Detention Centre refused to honestly answer a simple, direct question from the Greens.