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More than 100 Families Consider Suing Childcare Centres

  • Last Friday, Inspire Early Learning Journey banned male staff from nappy changes at its 16 Victorian centres, announced via a letter to parents.
  • In May, Joshua Dale Brown was charged with over 70 sex offences involving eight children aged under two at the Creative Garden Early Learning Centre in Point Cook, exposing systemic screening flaws.
  • Families of 1,200 children were advised to undergo STI testing following abuse allegations against Joshua Brown, with Anderson emphasizing the need for sensitivity and responsiveness to families' needs.
  • Victoria Police are investigating Joshua Brown’s employment at 20 childcare centres, while male staff continue vital roles in activities and classroom prep, Anderson confirmed.
  • Federal and state ministers will meet to discuss CCTV monitoring at childcare centres; legislation later this month will enable unannounced spot checks and funding penalties.
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7NEWS Australia broke the news in Australia on Friday, July 4, 2025.
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