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Territorians urged to ask politically charged questions

May 23, 2017 By Family Matters

TERRITORIANS need to start asking “politically charged” questions — including whether governments should develop policies encouraging disadvantaged families to have fewer children — to break the cycle of kids being taken from their parents, according to a university professor.

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Family is everything to lost kids of the ‘second stolen generation’

May 23, 2017 By Family Matters

Lowana Moore writes in The Australian about the growing crisis for Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander children being removed from their homes and families.

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Child protection law ‘risks new stolen generation’

May 22, 2017 By Family Matters

HUNDREDS of children are at risk of being placed in state care permanently because of an overwhelming demand on support services.

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Gerry Moore: It’s a staggering notion that culture is more important than Aboriginal children’s safety

March 24, 2017 By Family Matters

It has recently been argued on these pages that child protection agencies are justifying leaving children in unsafe environments because their Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander culture is more important than their safety.

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Late Debate: Muriel Bamblet and Merinda Dryden

February 9, 2017 By Family Matters

Jeremy Fernandez speaks with CEO of the Victorian Aboriginal Child Care Agency, Professor Muriel Bamblet, and Miss NAIDOC 2016, Merinda Dryden.

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