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National Children’s Commissioner consulting with children, young people and their families
The National Children’s Commissioner, in collaboration with the Department of Social Services, has been consulting with children, young people, and families on how to keep children safe and healthy in their homes and in their communities.
Keeping kids safe and well – your voices is a national consultation project which will inform the first five-year implementation plan to the National Framework for Protecting Australia’s Children (2009-2020) successor plan, currently being developed by all Australian governments.
The consultation has a focus on what helps to keep children safe and well in their homes and in their communities, and what policy and service systems need to change.
Karen Andrews on Tuesday morning declaring China won t get away with a huge cyber attack on 30,000 companies around the world
China won t get away with a huge cyber attack on 30,000 companies around the world, Karen Andrews said on Tuesday.
The Home Affairs Minister slammed Beijing for undermining international stability after Australia joined the US, UK, European Union, New Zealand, Canada, and NATO in accusing Beijing of a large hack on the Microsoft Exchange email server earlier this year.
The allies alleged China s Ministry of State Security used contract hackers to attack companies and government bodies, costing them billions of dollars in stolen intellectual property, ransom payments and cyber-security defence efforts.
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âBlack waterâ: The three Australian sites that are ground zero for climate change
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In the summer of 2011, as flooding across Victoria and Queensland killed 35 people and left a $14 billion damage bill, something very different was happening on the other side of the country.
Record summer ocean temperatures up to 5C above average represented the worst marine heatwave Western Australia had ever seen.
Healthy seagrass in Shark Bay.
Credit:Paul Lavery
Coral also bleached at the Abrolhos Islands and off the Pilbara coast.