Australia’s youth justice crisis needs national leadership. The Senate inquiry is helpful but isn’t enough
At a time when youth justice policy across Australia has taken an increasingly punitive turn, a federal Senate inquiry has laid out the evidence for a different path. It stopped short, however, of recommending the range of reforms needed.
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