Anniversary of Apology to Forgotten Australians leads update

The second anniversary of the Apology to Forgotten Australians leads our media update. Industrial action by child protection workers, a new church code of conduct on reporting abuse, and developments in residential care in South Australia also feature.

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Second anniversary of the Apology to Forgotten Australians

Industrial action by child protection workers

New church code of conduct on reporting abuse

Residential care in South Australia

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