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First Nations advocates alarmed at NT government restricting access to youth justice diversion programs
Indigenous justice advocates have expressed alarm at the NT Government's decisio...
Giovanni Torre 4 Jul 2025
WA Police target Indigenous youth rehabilitation event, arresting three boys in front of other children
Police arrived without warning at a youth rehabilitation event co-run by the Abo...
Giovanni Torre 14 Nov 2024
Former bikie and prisoner finds redemption as role model
A former outlaw motorcycle gang member and convicted criminal has turned his lif...
Giovanni Torre 23 Nov 2023
Mental health, poverty, family history and unemployment key factors in incarceration - new report
More than half of prison entrants have previously been diagnosed with a mental h...
Giovanni Torre 15 Nov 2023
Staff and infrastructure shortfalls at Casuarina “undermining safety and security... ability to rehabilitate"
Chronic staff shortages, shortcomings in infrastructure and resources, and inade...
Giovanni Torre 23 Oct 2023
Victorian Government invests $8.8 million in Australia's first-ever Aboriginal healing centre for women prisoners

The Victorian Government has invested $8.8 million in Australia's first-ever Aboriginal Healing Unit for First Nations women in custody at the Dame Phyllis Frost Centre.

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Brendan Foster Sep 19, 2023
Grants open for community justice reinvestment initiatives

Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Communities are invited to apply for local justice reinvestment initiatives under the federal government's National Justice Reinvestment Program, it was announced...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Sep 15, 2023
Indigenous family rocked by youth suicides urges greater outreach by services

Warning: This article contains references by name to people who have died by suicide. An Indigenous family in Western Australia has urged greater outreach by mental health services in the state after...

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jun 2, 2023
"Nothing is going to change" prison inspector warns on jobs skills

Western Australia's Inspector of Custodial Services and Ngalla Maya Aboriginal Corporation have urged the State Government to do more to help Aboriginal prisoners gain employment skills.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 28, 2022
Call for a rehabilitation centre and more counsellors in Fitzroy Valley

An Indigenous alcohol and drug specialist says the Fitzroy Valley needs a dedicated rehabilitation centre and locally-based counsellors to put an end to problem drinking in communities.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 20, 2022
Aboriginal youth kept locked up even after making bail "all the time" - lawyer

Aboriginal children in Western Australia are being kept in detention despite being granted bail and also remanded in custody while never charged "all the time", according to lawyer Dana Levitt.

Giovanni Torre Giovanni Torre Jan 3, 2022
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