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“I behave like there are three on my street”: Why public child sex offender registers won’t keep kids safe
By Danielle Harris Opposition Leader Peter Dutton continues to push to introduce a publicly accessible national child sexual offender register in… Read More
Location-sharing apps are enabling domestic violence. But young people aren’t aware of the danger
By Silke Meyer and Maria Atiénzar Prieto This article first appeared on The Conversation. Location-sharing apps… Read More
“It’s so disappointing and puts politics over people”: Why ‘adult crime, adult time’ won’t make us safer and will hurt kids
By Nadine Connell and Caitlin Davey It might make you feel safer, but evidence shows… Read More
Redress and civil litigation: myths and realities
By Juliet Davis There is a myth that civil litigation is superior to redress schemes for institutional wrongs… Read More
GCI Webinar: Trust & Safety in Emerging Technologies – Research Highlights
Toby Shulruff (Presenter) and Molly Dragiewicz (Moderator) Download the slides… Read More
Advancing Social Work Research Project
The aim of the Advancing Social Work Research project is to increase the production, utilisation, and impact of social work research in Australia in order… Read More
Development of the Queensland Crime Harm Index: Working Paper
Working paper by Janet Ransley and Kristina Murphy. Based on an unpublished report… Read More
Understanding sex and race inequalities in the criminal careers of cross-over children in Queensland
By Ben Matthews, Susan McVie, Carleen Thompson & Anna… Read More
Does Australia need new laws to combat right-wing extremism?
By Keiran Hardy This article was first published on At the National Press Club this week, Home… Read More
Australia’s fight against corruption risks failure
By Janet Ransley When fighting official corruption, prevention can be the cure. But what does that look like? Corruption is costly, difficult to detect… Read More
