Raise the Age
Media and commentary about our work to Raise the Age, because children belong in schools and communities, not prisons.
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ABC News: Use constitutional power to raise age of criminal responsibility nationwide, lawyers tell PM
Expert legal advice commissioned by the JEC clearly shows the Commonwealth can and should act to protect kids from harmful state laws.
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Prime Minister has the power to ensure children are safe and protected. It’s time for action.
Advice obtained from Senior Counsel by the JEC makes clear that the Commonwealth has the Constitutional power to act on youth justice reform.
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Bill Crews on 2GB: Jonathon Hunyor on why locking kids up does not work
CEO Jonathon Hunyor explained how ripping kids out of their communities and locking them up harms children and doesn’t prevent crime.
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2SER: Crime stats show more kids are being locked up
JEC Solicitor Kate Sinclair joined 2SER to explain why locking up kids isn’t working.
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SMH: Why police can’t prove children like Harry committed serious crimes
Our CEO Jonathon Hunyor explained to the SMH why the NSW review into doli incapax is a distraction from the real issues.
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B&T: “That Night Nearly Destroyed Me, But It Also Lit A Fire Inside”: What UnLTD’s Adland Bail Out Taught Me About Justice, Hope & Shame
UnLtd’s Bail Out event gave advertising execs an experience being locked up and raised over $100,000 for the NSW Raise the Age campaign.
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Little Black Book: UnLtd’s ‘Raise the Age’ Campaign Achieves 45% Awareness Boost
The Raise the Age NSW Campaign’s advertising campaign is raising awareness and changing sentiment.
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ABC Illawarra Drive: New public campaign to raise the age in NSW
Raise the Age NSW Campaign Manager Emily Mayo spoke about why the advertising industry has joined the campaign.
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Mumbrella: Industry calls on NSW Government to raise age of criminal responsibility with new campaign from UnLtd
The marketing and creative industry has given the Raise the Age NSW Campaign its support.
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Newcastle Herald (ACM): Children as young as 10 can be imprisoned. Advocates say it isn’t working
Emily Mayo, Raise the Age Campaign Manager, explained how ‘tough-on-crime’ approaches were failing.