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Family Matters
Phone: +61 3 9419 1921
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24.01.2022 Family Matters Chair Sue-Anne Hunter: "A commissioner role should conform with the Paris Principles the human rights guidelines set out by the United Nations. It should be established by legislation and be granted appropriate functions and powers to promote change and accountability through inquiry and investigation. "We are confident that Commissioner Lawrie can move forward in ensuring our children have the right to be heard and the government are kept accountable to the Family Matters and Closing the Gap targets to reduce the over-representation of our kids in out-of-home care." https://www.snaicc.org.au/snaicc-and-family-matters-commen/
21.01.2022 Family Matters Chair Sue-Anne Hunter is tonight's guest on JB and CJ Checking in - 6.30 pm Vic and NSW; 5.30 pm Qld time; 3.30 pm WA time.
18.01.2022 SNAICC-National Voice for our Children has published a comprehensive Options Paper on possible models for the establishment of a dedicated National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people. Developed with the invaluable support of leading international law firm King & Wood Mallesons, the Options Paper presents a detailed examination of existing national and international commissioner roles against the United Nations ‘Paris Principles’ a...nd identifies the strongest models of compliance with the international standards. SNAICC and the Family Matters campaign have worked together with key partners to build momentum for the establishment of a national commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander children and young people in Australia. #KidsCommissionerNow https://www.familymatters.org.au/call-for-a-national-commi/
16.01.2022 This free forum on COVID and the rights of children in Australia is on today at 12 noon - join the new National Children's Commissioner Anne Hollondsand Family Matters Co Chair Sue-Anne Hunter
09.01.2022 These holidays we send our thoughts, strength & a promise of our continued commitment to those families and children who won’t be going to sleep in the same household. Who may not be seeing their Grandmother or Grandfather. Who may not yet get the chance to Walk on their Country. We must collectively work together to ensure our children and families are supported so that they are happy, healthy and safe strong in culture. We look forward to working with you all towards this aim in #2021. Family Matters Chair Sue-Anne Hunter signing off for #2020. Image credit: Lauren Hutchinson
