Tasmanian Times
All posts tagged "TALS"
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4.4KArticleSystems Abuse Follows Women Behind Prison Walls
The death of Chelsea Bracken at Mary Hutchinson Women’s Prison has exposed a critical failure – the correctional system itself perpetuates the...
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Nukara Action Plan a New Blueprint for Aboriginal Child Safety
The Nukara Action Plan, subtitled ‘Strengthening the Dilly Bag‘, outlines a comprehensive strategy to progressively transfer responsibilities from the Tasmanian Government to...
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Election Roundup – Less than 10 Days to Go!
Structuring of state schools and enterprises has emerged as an election theme. With some thoughts being bandied about on possible school closures,...
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Election Round Up – 19 Days Out
As the state election nears, candidates and parties are focusing on a range of issues. The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service (TALS) is...
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TRACA Urges Election Candidates to Prioritise Aboriginal-Led Solutions
In the lead-up to the July 19 state election, The Tasmanian Regional Aboriginal Communities Alliance (TRACA) is seeking clear commitments from all...
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Safer Families Project
The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service and the Tasmanian Online Lions Club have announced a collaboration to protect victims of family violence: the...
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Government Slammed for Endangering Children in Adult Prisons
A new report by Tasmania’s Custodial Inspector, Richard Connock, has exposed the alarming reality of children being held in adult prisons across...
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Concern Grows Over Policing Push
Concern is growing over a potential heavy-handed policing approach that has been flagged by the government. Premier Jeremy Rockliff and Police Minister...
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On ‘Improvements to Prison Service’ …
Media release – Office of the Custodial Inspector, 23 December 2024 Improvements in prison service welcomed Custodial Inspector Richard Connock has welcomed changes...
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TALS: Tougher Bail Laws Likely Discriminatory
Media release – Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service, 4 December 2024 BAIL LEGISLATION – DIRE IMPACT The Tasmanian Aboriginal Legal Service said today...
