This report reviews the progress of the Australian Capital Territory (ACT) Government in implementing the full intent of the Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Child Placement Principle (ATSICPP).

Outlined in this submission are SNAICC- National Voice for Our Children's (SNAICC) responses to specific findings, draft recommendations and general comments to the Productivity Commission’s Inquiry on Children in the Northern Territory (NT).

This paper looks at the need to address and prevent intergenerational effects of incarceration of Indigenous peoples.

The primary objective of this research was to understand better the realities of wāhine (women) Māori living with partner violence, from their perspective. More specifically, the authors wanted to know how they kept safe and protect their tamariki (Maori children) when living in unsafe relationships and environments, with often limited resources and help.

This evaluation assessed the impact of the Family Violence Prevention Legal Services program. It identified several factors which may reduce the risk of violence and promote improved outcomes, and made 36 recommendations for improving the operation of the program.