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Backing prisoner rehabilitation through Job Ready Program
New recruits bolster Corrections frontline across the Territory
Returning to sea with purpose
Townsville custodial correctional officers graduate into frontline roles
Prisons no longer able to surveil conversations between incarcerated people and lawyers
UN experts urge Türkiye to end criminalisation of human rights defenders and lawyers
Newest Townsville custodial correctional officers graduate into frontline roles
Victoria’s Tough Bail Laws In Full Effect
Newest Maryborough custodial correctional officers graduate into frontline roles
UN experts demand immediate release of Dr Abu Safiya after reports of “severe torture”
QCS Intel Officers Intercept $120,000 In Illicit Drugs
Curtin Takes Cutting-edge Science Inside WA Prisons
Industrial Action In Alice Springs
Corrections Commissioner takes unprecedented action in a bid to stop protected industrial action
Australian Defence Force Support For Katherine
Corrections Commissioner Condemns Prison Officer Strike
EBA Statement from Corrections Commissioner Matthew Varley
New Program Gives Territorians in Custody a Pathway to Work
UN experts welcome prisoner releases, but warn that forced expulsion and deportation violate human rights: Belarus
Prisoner Fire Crews Helping Protect WA Communities
Prison Industries Providing Bushfire Relief Across Victoria
Alice Springs crime falling as CLP Government delivers new women’s prison
Finnish Archaeologists To Visit KI To Present Findings On Repatriated Remains
Queensland Government delivers election commitment with electoral reforms
UN Fact-Finding Mission cautiously welcomes draft Amnesty Law, urges greater transparency and public participation: Venezuela
SA has the lowest reoffending rate in Australia and more police to keep us safe
Premier’s Anzac Memorial Scholarship tour applications open
100 Gatton-based roles open on frontline of community safety
Training begins for the first cohort of new correctional officers for 2026
UN experts urge restoration of peace, human rights and security in North-East Syria
Collins To Leave Politics To Head Law Commission
Carinity chaplains dedicated to supporting those in prison
UN expert: Uzbekistan must ensure safety of human rights defender Dawletmurat Tajimuratov and release him immediately
Western Australian officers honoured with national corrections medal
UN experts: Israel’s continuous assaults on Birzeit University are an attack on education itself
Department boosts community connections for Broome prisoners
Corrections milestone reached with new women’s facility at Darwin precinct
Experts urge Iran to break cycle of violence, create space for dialogue
Torture expert calls for judicial reconsideration of IPP sentences and mental health pathways: United Kingdom
First round of voting in Myanmar exposes junta-orchestrated election as illegitimate: UN expert
New Mural At Casuarina
Court cells transfer returns police to core business in Alice Springs
UN expert urges Togo to release human rights defender Abdoul Aziz Goma
UN experts urge Iran to halt execution of a 67-year-old Iranian woman
Darwin Watch House capacity returns after years of Labor’s crime and corrections crisis
Criminal Justice Reforms, TIG-ER Taskforce Have Teeth as Offenders Face Swift Justice
Freeing political prisoners does not end policy of repression, warns UN expert: Belarus
Electoral reforms pass final reading