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Young people leaving care at age 18 face a 'cliff edge', inquiry finds (opens the original)
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For 19-year-old Ngarrindjeri man Joshua Prosso, the experience of approaching 18, and the end of his Supported Independent Living Services assistance, was a frightening one. He spent nearly eight years in residential care, being moving into Supported Independent Living, before ageing out of care. "I was terrified of leaving," he told NITV. “I was afraid of catching the bus when I left.” He says he was also anxious when he first moved into his own home. “I was so paranoid that someone was in my h
After 22 years of service as a police officer, local hero Dean Walker is retiring (opens the original)
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Dean Walker is preparing for the next chapter of his life. One of South Australia's longest-serving Aboriginal Community Constables, the Yankunytjatjara and Narungga man joined South Australia Police in 2004 and has spent much of his career working with Aboriginal communities across South Australia’s Far North. For Walker, policing has always been about people. “You’ve got that connection built in you … it’s about how you treat people as a human being, and you’ve got to show love and kindness to
'Racism is a scourge': anti-racism register gets multi-million dollar funding boost (opens the original)
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A register that captures incidents of racism and discrimination against First Nations people has been given a multi-million dollar funding boost. The Call It Out register, led by the Jumbunna Institute at the University of Technology Sydney in partnership with the National Justice Project, is the only national database of this kind of data. Now the Federal Government has invested a further $2 million into the initiative, with the funding to go towards a new online data dashboard to show patterns
Thousands rally in Tarndanya Adelaide over proposed Parklands redevelopment (opens the original)
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Thousands of people have taken to the streets of Tarndanya Adelaide over the weekend, calling for an end to plans to clear trees for a proposed MotoGP circuit. The major “Stop the Chop” rally was held in the city, with protesters marching against plans to remove almost 600 trees from the North Adelaide Golf Course and Victoria Park. The South Australian Government says around 585 trees will be removed, and that more than 1,700 new trees will be planted as part of the project. Protesters say the
South Australia launches first Aboriginal Early Childhood Strategy with $35 million investment (opens the original)
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South Australia has become the first state to launch a dedicated Aboriginal Early Childhood Strategy, backed by a $35 million investment over the next four years to improve outcomes for Aboriginal children and families. The strategy was co-designed by the Office for Early Childhood Development and the South Australian Aboriginal Community Controlled Organisation Network (SAACCON), following consultation with Aboriginal families, Elders, educators and community organisations. It aims to build a c
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