The Age · Politics / Victoria

35 children deemed ‘not at significant risk’ by protective services before their deaths

· By Nicole Precel, Kieran Rooney
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Dozens of children have died over a six-year period despite the state’s protection services receiving an average of eight reports per child about the dangers they were facing at home, a new inquiry has found.

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