Toowoomba children are not attending school because of the cost-of-living crisis
Children are not attending school in Toowoomba because their parents can’t afford their lunches or fuel to get them there, social services warn.
Children are not attending school in Toowoomba because their parents can’t afford their lunches or fuel to get them there, social services warn.
A rare opportunity to turn around youth crime in Queensland has been missed today following the release of “an extremely disappointing and concerning” state parliament report. QCOSS CEO Aimee McVeigh said the Palaszczuk Government’s approach to youth justice was missing the keystone to reduce crime.