‘War zones’: Qld’s youth crime hotspots revealed
Queensland’s most prolific young offenders have been mapped, as police grapple with a staggering volume of crime in 2024. SEE THE MAP
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Queensland’s most prolific young offenders have been mapped, as police grapple with a staggering volume of crime in 2024. SEE THE MAP
David Crisafulli should listen to his critics, but on youth crime there is no need for him to postpone his legislative agenda, writes the editor.
“Adult crime, adult time” laws have been slammed by human rights experts as a major step in the wrong direction that would wreak havoc on courts and prisons.
For the human rights of children, the government’s response to crime must be evidence-based, writes the editor.
Contrary to public perception, the rate of unique youth offenders has fallen over the past decade. But this offence continues to grow, writes Aimee McVeigh.
By staking his job as premier on a decrease in victims of crime, David Crisafulli failed to consider one factor, writes Terry Goldsworthy.
David Crisafulli has promised an extra 1600 police recruits and vowed to find a ‘balance’ between safety and effective crime fighting as some officers push for changes to pursuit policy.
Short of ripping kids out of dysfunctional homes or stopping unfit adults from breeding, we have to find a way to make communities safer, and David Crisafulli’s camps for wayward kids are better than anything Labor has done, writes Kylie Lang.
A youth advocate has sunk the boot into the LNP’s plan to arrest juvenile crime, saying it’s a resurrection of a Newman-era policy.
Premier Steven Miles has made a bold claim in Townsville, saying Labor’s community safety plan is working in a targeted pitch to sway voters.
The resounding first step that Labor or the LNP governments must take to addressing Qld’s youth crime crisis has been revealed.
An LNP government would spend $50m on a global hunt to find the world’s best “new idea” for early intervention models to drive down Queensland youth crime.
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