Australia news live: attorneys general meet to reform working with children checks; leaders gather for Garma festival
I am confident my state and territory colleagues will take the next big step today and agree on nationally consistent minimum standards and information sharing.
- ▪I am confident my state and territory colleagues will take the next big step today and agree on nationally consistent minimum standards and information sharing.
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| Publication time | Thu, 30 Jul 2026 21:30:44 GMT |
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7m ago17.10 EDTFederal, state and territories meet over reform of working with children checksKrishani DhanjiAttorneys-general are meeting in Darwin on Friday, to work on nationalising the working with children check - sparked by serious allegations of safety breaches and child abuse in the childcare sector.But a fully nationalised system will only be in place under current timelines from mid-2028 – two years from now.The Coalition in recent days has put pressure on the government’s timeline and accused it of delaying the national system.The federal attorney-general, Michelle Rowland, says today the AGs will seek agreement on a baseline of criminal offences which will automatically bar a person from being granted or hold a working with children check (WWCC), and discuss minimum standards…
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