Personal Injury Father John Ayers – Salesian Child AbuseAt Rupertswood College, a mansion owned by the Salesians and a boarding school for young boys, several vulnerable children were repeatedly abused by Father Jack Ayers.
Personal Injury Bruce Barrett – Knox Grammar School OffenderKnox Grammar School’s elegant veneer conceals a sad history of sexual abuse and cover-ups. For decades, students at the top grammar school were terrified of predatory paedophile instructors. Any kids who attempted to talk openly were disciplined and silenced.
Personal Injury Father Wilfred “Bill” Baker – Archdiocese of Melbourne Child AbuseThe Archdiocese of Melbourne actively covered up the numerous sexual abuse complaints filed by parishioners against Father Baker.
Personal Injury Dr Ian Paterson Oversaw Knox Grammar Child AbuseDespite overwhelming evidence and five convictions against teachers under his watch, Dr Paterson denied any responsibility and walked away without repercussions.
Personal Injury Institutional Sexual Abuse: Marist CollegeFather Roger Michael Bellemore was a teacher, carer and priest for the students at Marist College Burnie convicted of child sexual abuse
Personal Injury Stephen Farrell – Paedophile OffenderBrother Stephen Farrell abused children in his care. He was a member of the Christian Brothers, a Catholic religious order, and worked at schools across Australia.
Personal Injury Convicted Paedophile Ted Bales Admits to 50 VictimsNotorious convicted paedophile and former Christian Brother Ted Bales has been sentenced to a further seven and a half years in jail after pleading guilty to an additional 33 charges of indecent assault against another 19 students in the 1970s and 1980s.
Personal Injury What Is An Institution In Cases of Institutional Abuse?In cases of Institutional Sexual Abuse an institution is defined an organisation that was founded for a religious, educational, professional, or social purpose.
Personal Injury NSW Courts To Break Unfair Settlements Forced On Abuse Survivors by ChurchesNew reforms in NSW law mean that courts can redress unfair settlements forced on child sexual abuse survivors by churches and other institutions and lift restrictions on them speaking out publicly.