Home / News / 29/11 Media Update 29/11 Media Update Royal Commission Herald Sun – Greens back church sex inquiry (11/11/2012) 28 Nov 2012 Royal Commission Herald Sun – Greens back church sex inquiry (11/11/2012) The Age – Fraser joins call for royal inquiry into church abuse (12/11/2012) The Age – Windsor to write to PM about church abuse (12/11/2012) The Age – Church abuse trail grows (12/11/2012) The Australian – Probe church abuse, PM told (12/11/2012) Herald Sun – Labor MPs support abuse commission (12/11/2012) Pressure mounts for Royal Commission into sex abuse within the Catholic Church (12/11/2012) The Age – PM announced abuse inquiry (12/11/2012) The Australian – Inquiry to tackle child abuse evil after Julia Gillard orders royal commission (13/11/2012) The Conversation – Rogue priests or a culture of abuse? Investigating paedophilia in the Catholic Church (13/11/2012) The Conversation – A Royal Commission into child abuse – how do we measure its effectiveness or ‘success’? (15/11/2012) The Age – Abuse inquiry support at 95% (19/11/2012) The Conversation – Cross to bear: Ireland’s Royal Commission into child abuse in the Catholic Church (19/11/2012) The Age – Sex victims to number thousands (20/11/2012) The Australian – Not all victims’ stories will be heard at abuse royal commission (20/11/2012) The Age – Academic interest in taboo must move beyond immediate condemnation (27/11/2012) Victorian Parliamentary Inquiry The Age – Clergy abuse inquiry shockingly shallow (7/11/2012) ABC 7.30 Report Vic – Inquiry asks for Catholic Church records (9/11/2012) ABC – Church to release internal files on sex abuse (9/11/2012) ABC – Police give evidence at inquiry into church sex abuse (9/11/2012) Pell showed ‘sociopathic lack of empathy’ for abuse victims (23/11/2012) ABC – Child sexual abuse inquiry hears from victim support groups (27/11/2012) Domestic Violence ABC – Calls for court ‘safe rooms’ for domestic violence victims (9/11/2012) Foster Care Casey Weekly – Open your home, and heart as a foster carer (29/10/2012) Brimbank Weekly – Healing the Children, ‘one at a time’ (27/11/2012) Related articles Content Tasmania State Budget Priority Statement 2026-27 09 Dec 2025 The Centre’s Tasmanian Budget Priority Statement 2026-27 reflects twelve months of engagement with organisations working with Tasmania’s children and families. Content Congratulations to our Media Awards winners 2025 24 Nov 2025 The annual awards were presented at the Centre's annual general meeting held in Melbourne this week. Content Building shared insight: the case for federated benchmarking 30 Oct 2025 Why trust, not control, is the key to building data infrastructure that services will use Last updated: 28 Nov 2012
