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Statement from NSW Police Force Commissioner Mick Fuller after 60 Minutes interview

Tent city highlights homelessness as new pandemic

Part of the tent city which highlighted homelessness. Photo: Steve O Brien Kelly Hansen, CEO of NOVA, a Newcastle-based accommodation service for women and children, believes homelessness is an emerging humanitarian crisis. Launching a “tent city” in Foreshore Park on March 29 to highlight the problem, Hansen said the current housing crisis was foreseen. NOVA initiated the action with other agencies from Newcastle, Lake Macquarie, Port Stephens and Maitland. A report commissioned by the Australian Council of Social Services from Equity Economics found last year that poverty and homelessness would become the “new pandemic”, affecting both those surviving on Centrelink payments and low incomes but also the middle class.

Taskforce to examine women s experiences in criminal justice system

JOINT STATEMENT The Premier has announced a wide-ranging review into the experience of women across the criminal justice system to be undertaken by the Women’s Safety and Justice taskforce, led by Margaret McMurdo AC. Premier Annastacia Palaszczuk said last month’s announcement to legislate against coercive control was the first part of work being done by the taskforce that is also going to examine issues faced by women when accessing the criminal justice system. “We know that women face barriers when reporting against domestic, family and sexual violence,” the Premier said. “And while we’ve made significant progress to prevent and respond to domestic, family and sexual violence in Queensland, we know there is more work to be done.

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