Sustained call for church abuse inquiry leads update

The sustained call for an independent inquiry to tackle church abuse leads this media update. Professor Dorothy Scott’s Catherine Helen Spence Oration, federal funding for evaluation, and the impact of precarious work on families also feature.

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Sustained call for independent inquiry into church abuse

Professor Dorothy Scott delivers Catherine Helen Spence Oration

Federal funding to boost evidence-base for services

Precarious work

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