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Featured news
Expanding our family violence funding guidelines
Earlier assistance and trauma-informed approaches will better support the people who need it most.
Reducing youth offending and reducing harm to children
Criminal laws for children and young people should always be based on evidence and focus on addressing the reasons behind their offending.
Strengthening a sense of belonging through citizenship
Hundreds of people from refugee backgrounds have been supported with citizenship applications so far – and we are ready to do more.
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