Advocates say more action is needed for the welfare of children.Tasmania has become the first state in the country to raise the age of criminal detention, from 10 to 14 years…
Better and longer care is a more effective way of dealing with youth crime than GPS trackers, denying bail and more punishment, writes Paul McDonald, head of the national…
More than three in four Australians believe the age of criminal responsibility is over the age of 14Most Australians believe children as young as 10 years old do not belong…
Nearly 100 organisations across Australia have released an open statement to political leaders calling for national action to reform the nation’s youth justice systems,…
More than 50 Victorian social service agencies have voiced “grave concern” over the government’s proposed changes to the Youth Justice Bill.
In a joint open letter to the…
Queensland’s Department of Justice and Attorney-General is developing new partnerships with non-government organisations to provide services that support young …
Has Victoria learned nothing from the outcry around the abuse and brutalisation of young people within the Northern Territory’s youth justice system – we don’t need a “supermax”…
Young Indigenous Australians are 17 times more likely to be placed under youth justice supervision than non-Indigenous youth, according to a report from the Australian…