Personal Injury Institutional Child Abuse at Wesley DalmarWesley Dalmar, formerly a home for neglected children, has faced allegations of abuse. Learn about its history and survivor accounts.
Personal Injury St Bernard’s College Essendon Abuse ClaimsThe abuse at St Bernard’s College Essendon perpetrated by Brother Robert Charles Best and Father Daniel Dominic Hourigan continues to haunt survivors many decades later.
Personal Injury Kevin Lynch – Child Abuse at Brisbane Grammar Schoolevin Lynch, a trusted school counsellor at Brisbane Grammar School and later St Paul’s School, was at the centre of a devastating abuse scandal that impacted countless young lives.
Media Releases High Court Decision creates two-tier Justice SystemThe High Court today has delivered a catastrophic blow to all victims of childhood sexual abuse by religious clergy, brethren, and volunteers such as Scouts Australia and Surf Lifesaving clubs.
Personal Injury Historical Child Abuse at St Bernard’s College, Essendon The history of abuse at St Bernard’s College, Essendon, and the involvement of Brother Robert Charles Best and Father Daniel Dominic Hourigan.
Personal Injury Father Anthony William Peter Caruana at Chevalier College – A Call for WitnessesFather Anthony William Peter Caruana, who served as a dorm master, rugby coach, and bandmaster at Chevalier College eft a lasting impact on many students, but recent allegations of abuse have cast his role in a troubling new light.
Personal Injury A legacy of abuse at Marist Brothers HamiltonBrother Romuald (Francis Edward Cable) and Brother Patrick (Thomas Butler) both left a trail of trauma and emotional damage at Marist Brothers Hamilton that, for those who survived if, continues to have significant impacts on their daily lives.
Personal Injury Child Abuse at Allambie Reception CentreThe Allambie Reception Centre, once a home for vulnerable children, became a site of mistreatment and abuse at the hands of Ronald Paul Harper and other staff members.
Personal Injury Abuse in Sports Clubs: Your Right to CompensationFor many Australians, sports and outdoor activity clubs are places of growth and camaraderie. Unfortunately, for some, these environments have also been sites of abuse.