
The Time for a Human Rights Act Is Now
South Australia has long prided itself on being a progressive state. But when it comes to human rights, we are falling behind – and a dedicated
South Australia has long prided itself on being a progressive state. But when it comes to human rights, we are falling behind – and a dedicated
The last few weeks, media coverage in South Australia has focused on youth crime, and paid extra attention to a small group of young people
I had the opportunity to attend the SA Government’s Roundtable on Serious Repeat Young Offenders at the end of March. It was a space that
For many young people leaving care, turning 18 feels less like a step into independence and more like being pushed off a cliff without anyone or anything there to catch you.
The latest Report on Government Services (ROGS) 2025 provides a critical analysis of South Australia’s child protection system, highlighting areas of progress while underscoring persistent challenges that require urgent attention.
My name is Felicity Graham, I grew up in care since I was 7 years old and recently launched a children’s book to support other kids
For those who are regularly in contact with our office or see our work, you’ll soon notice two new faces that have started with the
The new proposed child protection bill will not serve South Australia’s most vulnerable children and young people to the standard the community expects. South Australia’s
Tuesday, December 10 was International Human Rights Day, a day to commemorate the Universal Declaration of Human Rights (UDHR) being adopted by the United Nations
Australia’s social media ban and listening to the voice of our future generations were some of the key topics discussed between Australian and New Zealand Commissioners and Guardians (ANZCCGA) last week.
We acknowledge and respect Aboriginal People as the traditional owners
and custodians of the land we live and work on, their living culture and their unique role in the life of South Australia.