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New pilot program to support vulnerable women leaving prison
The Victorian Government’s law and order agenda won’t make communities safer – time is running out to block this disastrous bill
Clinical forensic service boosts justice for FDV survivors
Victorian Government is sentencing children to worse outcomes in life by treating them as adults
UN expert on minority rights to visit Nepal
UN experts: Iran must halt execution of Goli Kouhkan domestic violence survivor
Māori face harsher sentences than NZ Europeans for similar drink-driving offences – with lasting consequences
Reform to support improved attendance passes in Parliament
Every day, 137 women and girls are killed by intimate partners or family members
QCS delivering safer communities and supporting offender rehabilitation, one beanie at a time
Smartphone Sharing Demands New Approach To Cybersecurity
38,000 fewer victims of serious violent crime as gang laws mark one year
Press Conference – Brisbane
NSW Select Committee on Youth Justice a landmark opportunity for evidence-based reform
Historic meeting between Cabinet Ministers and Elected Body marks turning point in Closing the Gap
The Commission visits Kyiv, reiterating its findings
NSW makes smart investment for safer regional communities
Social Security And Other Leg. Amendment Bill 2025
Life-changing prison exchange program up for national innovation prize
Winner of the 2025 Uniting Political Courage Award announced
Prison education exchange program up for national innovation prize
Indigenous Affairs Ministers Meeting
Age of criminal responsibility: Children need support and early intervention – not prison
Reopening Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre a costly step backwards
Statement from Brad Battin and Danny O’Brien on the Shadow Assistant Ministry
The community and sector come together in Canberra to remember the lives lost to overdose
Cutting edge report calls for urgent action on neurotechnology and human rights
Flying is safe thanks to data and cooperation – here’s what the AI industry could learn from airlines on safety
Concerns About AI-written Police Reports Spur States To Regulate Emerging Practice
Special Rapporteur On Torture: Today’s Wars Defined By Torture And Inhumanity
New Youth Bail Support Services Launched In Mid West
Television Interview – Sky Newsday With Kieran Gilbert
Establishment Of Independent Investigative Mechanism For Afghanistan Answers Call Of Afghan Victims, Says UN Expert
Intelligence And Security Committee Supports Amendments To Help Criminal Investigations
Queensland Community Corrections Officers Awarded For Excellence
New Ministerial Directions For ACT Policing
Support boost for victims and survivors of child sexual abuse
How Some 911 Callers Become Criminal Suspects
Systemic racism against Africans and people of African descent in criminal justice systems is pervasive: UN experts
Civilian detainees subjected to troubling patterns of torture and ill-treatment since Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine – UN report
AI use by UK justice system risks papering over the cracks caused by years of underfunding
Opinion piece: One extra email – a small change that could revolutionise public policy
Queensland Government strengthens blue card system and ensures tougher penalties for predators
Queensland Government delivers major changes to restrict ‘good character’ evidence and prioritise victims
Harm-reduction vending machines offer free naloxone, pregnancy tests and hygiene kits
Aboriginal leaders unite to push for real change on rights and justice
Indigenous Affairs Ministers Meeting Communique 11 September
Victoria is on the cusp of signing a Treaty with Indigenous people. It could change lives