Child abuse research leads our first Centre media update for 2012. Child protection stories from several states and territories also feature.
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Large-scale changes in service delivery by the Department of Human Services announced by community services minister Mary Wooldridge lead today’s media update. Victorian public sector job cuts announced with the Budget Update, Forgotten Australians, and child protection in Tasmania also feature.
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Coverage of a new report from AIFS examining the evolution of child protection in Australia leads today’s media update. Families being turned away from homelessness services, custody arrangements for very young children, and transparency concerns surrounding a DHS mental health clinical review also feature.
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Coverage of the visit of UK child protection expert, Professor Eileen Munro, leads today’s media update. Foster care, child mothers, a report on the Queensland child protection system, and the Australian Charities and Not-for-Profits Commission also feature.
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