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Tasmanian Government signs family violence partnership

Our Watch praises Tasmanian Government for trying to eliminate family violence.
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Aussie cricketers honoured at annual awards night

Australia's national team and captain Meg Lanning recognised at the annual Women in Sport Awards
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The stolen generations never ended – they just morphed into child protection tinyurl.com/y5vuwb5j #AWHealthNetwor ... See MoreSee Less

The stolen generations never ended – they just morphed into child protection | Jacynta Krakouer

The cost of late intervention for Indigenous children hurts Australian taxpayers – and ensures history keeps repeating
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