Girl implanted with birth control for ‘ongoing’ rapes in state care
Sexual abuse against an intellectually disabled 13-year-old in residential care was so prevalent, she had to have a contraceptive implant.
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”.
A mother charged with manslaughter is the last of three accused charged over high-profile unrelated child deaths to face court – but key details have been suppressed.
Police say task force investigations led to three arrests this morning over the deaths of three innocent children – Jasmine Wilmott, Makai Wanganeen and Charlie Nowland.
The family of Crystal Nowland says the “still grieving” mum will fight the manslaughter charge over the death of little Charlie. Watch the arrest video here.
Top minds from around the country have been brought in to advise the state government on fixing South Australia’s child protection mess.
A Munno Para mother facing manslaughter charges over the death of her daughter will be free to return to her home, despite facing eviction.
A South Australian senator has been appointed the Coalition’s new child protection spokeswoman, amid claims of widespread child sexual abuse in Alice Springs.
Zhane Chilcott was just 13 when he took his own life in state care, after 18 different placements across his too-short life. Now a court has ruled on what could have saved him.
South Australia will not stand a chance of turning the tide on its child protection failures without a major change, the Premier’s been warned.
A major change to SA child protection laws would mean a lot more kids aren’t reported for checks to swamped authorities – but could it have fatal consequences?
Cathy Taylor will head to Queensland for a key new public service role, almost two months after announcing her resignation.
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