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Police and youth support agencies come together for touch football competition in Tamworth
Law Council welcomes national dialogue on sexual consent laws
Albanese Government fails indigenous youth on Alice Springs community safety package
Nepali students chase their education dreams at CDU to help combat human trafficking
Queensland Government commits ongoing funding for Kids Helpline and Lifeline
Community Services Ministers meeting communique 26 July
Leichhardt Park’s Skate Park to open on 15 July
New research reveals leadership practices to improve school community wellbeing
Save the Children welcomes Government’s inaugural wellbeing report, urges stronger focus on children
Wingham Library official opening
Five ways in which heatwaves threaten child rights, from education to daily meals
Paediatric Palliative Care National Action Plan launched
Police presence expected at school zones
Recognising bravery of kids with life-limiting illnesses
NSW new recognising the bravery of kids with life-limiting illnesses
Draft Child Safe Policy now on Public Exhibition
Blind chef Craig Shanahan features in new book to inspire and educate
New offence for ram raiding, young offenders to face more accountability
Sports vouchers return to support Territory Families
System shake-up to tackle youth and gang crime
Students feel supported, have good relationships
Wanted: Everyday Queenslanders to do an extraordinary job as foster carers
Queensland Children’s Hospital celebrates 500th digital PET-CT patient scan
Labor fails Victoria’s most vulnerable children
NZ police maintain focus on retail crime
Draft Child Safe Policy set to go on Public Exhibition
Surprising benefits of TikTok for teenagers
Former refugees among those to be recognised at prestigious awards ceremony
Contemporary classrooms rollout underway
Younger kids reporting bullying to eSafety
More Queensland families seek support to keep kids safe
Innovative new domestic violence refuge for women & children announced for Port Stephens
Major reform to improve teacher training and better prepare teachers for the classroom
Funding boost to support child safe organisations
Connecting NDIS participants and providers through new grants
$2.5 million invested to improve the lives of people with disability
UQ academics feature on Indigenous ‘world-changers’ list
Gambling’s high profile puts young Australians at risk of harm
New Family Violence Research Projects Announced
Young Canberrans getting the MOST from mental health services
Digital, media and information literacy are key to freedoms
The Netherlands continues their leadership role in supporting the mental health of people affected by humanitarian crises
Nominations open for 2023 Youth Awards
Griffith youth Advisory group impress Councillors
New safeguarding program puts members first
Report released: You win some, you lose more
Funding for crucial domestic violence services continues
Free three-year-old preschool for Canberra families