Little Jimmy’s mum, accused of neglect, allowed to see her kids
The mother accused of criminal neglect after her toddler was rushed to hospital with serious burns and meth in his urine has been granted permission to see her children.
The mother accused of criminal neglect after her toddler was rushed to hospital with serious burns and meth in his urine has been granted permission to see her children.
A mother has admitted offering her 14-year-old son to an alleged pedophile infected with HIV in exchange for drugs, a court has heard.
The man accused of a slew of child sex abuse offences worked as a counsellor and was a sex worker before asking a teen for his faeces, a court has heard.
A worried father’s fears for his children’s safety will be investigated, the government says, but his meeting with the minister was suddenly cancelled.
Sarah and Jordan spent five months with baby Katie, but their love changed her life.
A father who fears his daughters’ lives are at risk while they are with their mother says his pleas for help were ignored by authorities for eight months.
In the midst of our shocking child protection crisis, Jessica Adamson has found examples of hope – like these brothers who have become full-time carers for their sister’s children.
Police have raided homes of hundreds of child-sex offenders across the state, with a top cop saying he was “disturbed” by what some officers found.
SA has more children going into care than any other state and the head of one of the state’s largest welfare services has ripped into the government. It’s time to turn this crisis around.
Kids in state care such as Felicity are cut off once they turn 18, with eviction and homelessness in their future. But that doesn’t have to happen.
The family of a mother who “willingly” discussed abusing her own young child with her boyfriend has spoken of their shock, rage and feelings of betrayal.
SA’s education minister has delivered a blunt ultimatum to “selfish” parents who keep their kids at home.
A little girl at the centre of a northern suburbs tragedy has been farewelled by her shattered family, amid emotional scenes.
The mother of little Jimmy – who was allegedly neglected, burned and bruised – has been released from custody after prosecutors abandoned a challenge to her bail. See the pictures.
SA’s Premier has conceded that children can be left at risk with drug-addicted or violent parents – and explained why it happens.
Drug testing has revealed the number of parents putting their kids at risk – and prompted a warning from the state’s Child Protection Minister.
A brave little boy at the centre of a neglect case has left hospital as online posts reveal his charged uncle has been in a dispute with the child’s father.
The grandparents of two children failed by child protection authorities have joined calls for immediate action to fix SA’s broken system.
When doctors treated this little two-year-old boy he was horrifically burned, bruised and had meth in his system. His mother and uncle have been charged with criminal neglect.
Two children every day are taken from their families, and friends and neighbours are being urged to speak up if they have concerns – could you do that? Have your say.
Child welfare authorities launched a probe into the care of alleged criminal neglect victim Makai Wanganeen months before he died, it can be revealed.
Dennise Shepherd had looked after her two-year-old grandson earlier this year before he was returned to his mum. This week she got the news she had dreaded.
A man on trial over shocking injuries to a toddler – including 10 broken ribs, split pancreas said “I’m a monster”, a court was told. Warning: Graphic
Seven-year-old Makai Wanganeen’s family has described him as a “happy-go-lucky, bubbly, charismatic kid”, as it’s revealed he first complained of stomach pains three days before he died.
One in three kids are reported to SA child protection authorities, the minister says, as new figures reveal the main reason social workers step in.
Authorities will not say if any of the reports made about the welfare of six-year-old Charlie were closed without proper investigation. But it’s a practice that’s resulted in other deaths in the past.
There have been too many cases of children at risk being missed by the very agencies put in place to keep them safe. Why does it keep happening, asks State Political Editor Kathryn Bermingham.
Police have revealed the family of a six-year-old girl named Charlie had multiple interactions with government agencies in the lead up to her death.
Mothers are responsible for 60 per cent of child abuse cases, new research shows. But there’s a dark irony behind this finding.
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