‘Measure of failure’: $20m inquiry slams Queensland child safety crisis

Queensland’s child safety inquiry has called for sweeping overhauls of what it described as a failing state system, including controversial shifts to adoption practices and state-run out-of-home care. The $20 million commission of inquiry under Paul Anastassiou , a Crisafulli government election vow, handed its report to government on May 22. Wednesday’s release sparked immediate political attacks.

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