Updated June 4, 2026 — 5:07pm,first published 4:14pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Queensland’s major forced adoption service provider has warned the government it must consider the lifelong consequences of adoption as it forms its response to a major inquiry....Read More
Updated June 4, 2026 — 5:07pm,first published 4:14pm Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Queensland’s major forced adoption service provider has warned the government it must consider the lifelong consequences of adoption as it forms its response to a major inquiry....Read More
Queensland’s Commission of Inquiry into Child Safety handed down its report, making 52 recommendations calling for a shift to adoption and out-of-home care. The report said that as of March last year, there were 13,500 children in care in Queensland, which is more than any other state and a “measure of failure” (SMH). The $20...Read More
EVANSVILLE, Ind. (WFIE) – Children and teens are accessing technology earlier than ever. As June marks internet safety month, local officials are teaching families several safety tips. Local child safety advocates say anyone at any time can be targeted for online crimes, especially children. They say tens of thousands of children are victims of online...Read More
Share0 Rio’s Rainbow Foundation is helping organize two June events focused on child safety, mental health awareness, bullying prevention and community support. The first event, the Indiana Child Safety Campaign Virtual Gathering, will take place Thursday from 6 to 7 p.m. Organizers say the online event will bring together families, educators, businesses, advocates and community...Read More
Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Queensland’s child safety inquiry has called for sweeping overhauls of what it described as a failing state system, including controversial shifts to adoption practices and state-run out-of-home care. The $20 million commission of inquiry under...Read More
Save You have reached your maximum number of saved items. Remove items from your saved list to add more. AAA Queensland’s child safety inquiry has called for sweeping overhauls of what it described as a failing state system, including controversial shifts to adoption practices and state-run out-of-home care. The $20 million commission of inquiry under...Read More
About 67 per cent of reported incidents of sexual abuse of children in care involve those in residential care, the Child Safety Commission of Inquiry has found. The inquiry’s final report, From Pressure to Purpose: Reforming Child Protection in Queensland, was released by the State Government today. Other key findings from the report include a...Read More
More than two-thirds of child sexual abuse victims were in state residential care when the crimes happened, an inquiry into a state’s “broken” child protection system has found. The number of children and young people in Queensland’s residential care more than tripled in a decade, the Child Safety Commission of Inquiry final report revealed. “Our...Read More
A Utah teenager narrowly survived horrifying injuries he sustained while attempting a dangerous TikTok trend known as “couch surfing,” earlier this month, according to a report. Levi Teemant, 16, was placed in an induced coma after suffering a fracture skull, traumatic brain injuries and other severe wounds from a failed attempt at the viral stunt,...Read More
