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The executive order approach is not just for Washington DC – this South Australian minister is giving it a crack from North Terrace.
The executive order approach is not just for Washington DC – this South Australian minister is giving it a crack from North Terrace.
Documents uncovered via Freedom of Information have revealed new information on the Child Protection Department’s response to the death of a three-year-old girl in Whyalla.
Shocking new figures have revealed alarming numbers of sexual offence charges laid over incidents involving children in state care.
The mother of a teen girl raped in state care has labelled her attackers a ‘pack of animals’ and says authorities let her daughter down.
Sexual abuse against an intellectually disabled 13-year-old in residential care was so prevalent, she had to have a contraceptive implant.
Those who hurt society’s most vulnerable deserve the most severe deterrent – but too often their punishment is woefully inadequate, writes Rebecca Whitfield-Baker.
Day and night, SA’s child abuse call centre staff are the first responders for kids experiencing unimaginable cruelty. This is what happens in one of the state’s toughest jobs.
Workers supervising children in state care say middle aged men are paying girls as young as 11 for sex with money, drugs and nicotine “literally weekly”.
An investigation into Department of Child Protection failings when dealing with two families has revealed years worth of a problems, the state ombudsman says.
We sat down with the Child Protection Department’s new boss – and received some matter-of-fact responses to our questions.
While most of Port Augusta sleeps, dozens of wayward youths roam the streets unsupervised, clinging on to moving buses and dodging police.
A highly respected government bureaucrat has won the job as the state’s new child protection chief, and revealed her plans for the embattled department.
Child Protection removed a toddler from her “unstable” mother and placed her with her father – who subjected the girl to some of the most “abhorrent” abuse seen by the courts.
She may only be in the job for a matter of weeks but the interim head of the state’s Child Protection Department has plans to get straight down to the coalface.
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