Royal Commission

The National Redress Scheme for Institutional Child Sexual Abuse faces a 2028 sunset with rising application backlogs. Survivors confront delays, trauma, and complex processes, prompting calls from legal advocates for a five-year extension to ensure justice.

Survivors allege Archbishop Guilford Young knew of Paul Goldsmith’s risks years before his appointment at Marist Regional College. A recent court ruling rejected liability claims, but the case highlights deep concerns over institutional failures in Tasmania’s Catholic Church

We are calling for information from former students or staff of St Pius X, Adamstown. This relates to abuse by former principal Fr Tom Brennan during 1973–1983. Confidential discussions available with our experienced legal team.

After a Victorian childcare worker was charged with over 70 child sex offences, urgent concerns have been raised about systemic failures and the need for stronger national safeguards across early childhood education.

This article outlines abuse allegations at St Virgil’s College in Hobart during the 1970s–80s and invites survivors or witnesses to come forward for confidential legal advice on civil claims or redress alternatives

Sacred Heart Girls’ College in Oakleigh has been linked to historical abuse allegations, particularly involving clergy from the associated parish. Survivors may be entitled to civil compensation and are encouraged to seek legal guidance in confidence.

Pope Leo XIV begins his papacy facing pressure to uphold reforms on child sexual abuse. His legacy will hinge on reconciling past controversies and continuing Pope Francis’ unfinished work.

Gerald Ridsdale, one of Australia’s most prolific paedophiles, has died in prison. His death marks the end of a life defined by decades of abuse and institutional cover-ups.

Wesley Dalmar, formerly a home for neglected children, has faced allegations of abuse. Learn about its history and survivor accounts.