Man,37,allegedly stalked,sexually touched teen at Warringah Mall

Man,37,allegedly stalked,sexually touched teen at Warringah Mall

Timothy Deramore Denver told police he “wanted to have sex with” the girls and was trying to get a girlfriend,a court has been told.

  • bySally Rawsthorne

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Agency caring for 550 children rebuked for failings,refused accreditation

Agency caring for 550 children rebuked for failings,refused accreditation

A NSW government agency responsible for delivering statutory child protection won’t have its accreditation renewed as it cannot meet minimum standards for out-of-home care.

  • byMichael Evans
‘It’s working well’:McGowan rejects calls for royal commission into Banksia Hill

‘It’s working well’:McGowan rejects calls for royal commission into Banksia Hill

National Children’s Commissioner Anne Hollonds says a national approach to fixing the system must be taken just like the approach for domestic violence.

  • byDaile Cross
‘It is not easy to get into Banksia Hill’:Minister ignores questions about hog-tied children

‘It is not easy to get into Banksia Hill’:Minister ignores questions about hog-tied children

The minister in charge of overseeing Western Australia’s only juvenile prison has refused to answer questions about the use of a “folding up” restraint technique on children.

  • byDaile Cross andHamish Hastie
Politicians have misread the room on Banksia Hill:professor

Politicians have misread the room on Banksia Hill:professor

The social media peanut gallery may have a cold-hearted response to the plight of juveniles in youth detention centres,but that doesn’t mean politicians have to,Stuart Kinner says.

  • byDaile Cross
‘A long time coming’:Victoria announces redress scheme for children abused in institutional care

‘A long time coming’:Victoria announces redress scheme for children abused in institutional care

The long-awaited redress scheme will provide support to Victorians who were placed in orphanages,children’s homes and missions between 1928 and 1990.

  • byLachlan Abbott
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WA youth prison could face more lockdowns despite class action plans

WA youth prison could face more lockdowns despite class action plans

Hundreds of past and present detainees have signed up for a planned class action led by Levitt Robinson Solicitors,alleging they suffered inhumane treatment at the facility.

  • byMichael Ramsey
‘I didn’t realise it wasn’t normal’:The ‘chilling’ impact of family violence on children

‘I didn’t realise it wasn’t normal’:The ‘chilling’ impact of family violence on children

Kate’s children are still recovering from the trauma of watching their stepfather terrorise and abuse their mother.

  • byJordan Baker
State’s most vulnerable children ‘failed by authorities’

State’s most vulnerable children ‘failed by authorities’

Ombudsman Deborah Glass has urged an overhaul of Victoria’s working with children check scheme,after finding authorities missed multiple red flags before a boy was assaulted.

  • bySumeyya Ilanbey
Perth child protection caseloads ‘unacceptable’ as state hunts for workers
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Perth child protection caseloads ‘unacceptable’ as state hunts for workers

Child protection workers have said they are burnt out and unable to provide adequate support to the children in their care,with excessive caseloads taken on “at least 85 times this year alone.”

  • byHolly Thompson
Apple,Facebook,Microsoft forced to come clean on child abuse material
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Apple,Facebook,Microsoft forced to come clean on child abuse material

Tech giant Apple reported just 160 instances of abuse material across almost 2 billion devices last year amid a bitter debate over whether child safety trumps privacy.

  • byJordan Baker