Lack of Progress on Abuse Prevention Akin to a Crime, Government Told

'Unheard and uncared for': Children in state care exploited by adults

The ABC has spoken with experts, advocates and residential care workers as part of a 19-month investigation into the sexual exploitation of children in state care.

Abuse in care survivor: Two years on from the inquiry, I’m despondent

'I don’t see meaningful compensation ever being made with this government, but that doesn’t mean to say that it can’t happen in the future.'

Survivor turns lived experience into a mission to prevent domestic abuse

After surviving domestic abuse, I made a decision that my experience would not define me—it would drive me to help others.

Survivors of abuse, including children’s minister, in tears as they call for action

Emotions ran high among survivors of abuse in care who had arrived with the Human Rights Commission to call out the Government’s slow progress.

Lack of progress on abuse prevention akin to a crime, government told

A survivor of abuse in state care says the government's lack of progress towards preventing further harm is bordering on a crime.

Advocates of abuse in state care survivors demand independent redress

Advocates of abuse in state care survivors are reiterating their calls for an independent redress system as recommended by the Royal Commission of Inquiry...