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What: Minister for Steve Dimopoulos to make an announcement. |
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What: Minister for Steve Dimopoulos to make an announcement. |
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John Cain Arena entrance |
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Contact: Liam Miles 0492 504 682 |
The Victorian Government’s plans to sentence children as adults for serious offences through the ‘Adult Time for Violent Crime’ bill will fail to reduce crime, will fail to improve community safety, and will cause enormous harm to Victorian children, families and communities. Justice Reform Initiative Executive Director Dr Mindy Sotiri said the proposal was an incredibly misguided and cynical piece of lawmaking that flies in the face of decades of evidence about what actually works to build community safety. It represents the same kind of “law and order” posturing that has repeatedly failed in other jurisdictions. “Crime must be taken…
Assistant Minister for Social Services and the Prevention of Family Violence and Member for Cooper Ged Kearney will today launch the $2 million Clifton Hill and North Fitzroy Community Bank Housing for the Homeless Fund to support projects across Yarra, Darebin, Merri bek and the City of Melbourne. The fund will back practical housing solutions, including crisis accommodation for mothers and babies escaping family violence, safe studio units for young people, culturally safe housing led by Aboriginal organisations and upgrades that keep older residents housed in their community. Assistant Minister Kearney said safe housing is central to the dignity of…
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