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Care home refuses to accept baby of 14-year-old resident, prompting magistrate to criticise Queensland authorities - Vimarsana News

Care home refuses to accept baby of 14-year-old resident, prompting magistrate to criticise Queensland authorities

Eoin Mac Giolla R’s judgment says child safety department failed to properly plan for arrival of baby

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Teen's prospects better living with abusive relative than in care home, Queensland court finds | Queensland - Vimarsana News

Teen's prospects better living with abusive relative than in care home, Queensland court finds | Queensland

Magistrate says the 14-year-old boy is ‘highly likely to commit a further offence for the purposes of being returned to detention’

'A crime not to go home': 24-hour curfews forcing Queensland children to live with violent offenders | Queensland - Vimarsana News

'A crime not to go home': 24-hour curfews forcing Queensland children to live with violent offenders | Queensland

An increasing number of young people have been made subject to harsh restrictions as part of their bail conditions

'Set up to fail': boy, 12, attempted suicide after Queensland police demanded rearrest at bush camp | Queensland - Vimarsana News

'Set up to fail': boy, 12, attempted suicide after Queensland police demanded rearrest at bush camp | Queensland

<strong>Exclusive:</strong> Twice in two years police intervention thwarted attempts to rehabilitate young serial offender

Using Queensland's own laws to highlight the government's youth justice failings does not make judges soft | Ben Smee - Vimarsana News

Using Queensland's own laws to highlight the government's youth justice failings does not make judges soft | Ben Smee

The judiciary has exposed how children are being treated and yet it is still blamed for the recidivism that occurs as a result