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Chair of childcare operator quits after Four Corners exposes abuse scandal
Ugari Nona has resigned as chair and board director of NPA Family and Community Services. (Four Corners: Rob Hill)
In a post on Facebook, Ugari Nona did not state why she was stepping down as chairperson and board director of NPA Family and Community Services.
A worker at the organisation's Injinoo Child Care Centre has been jailed for 82 counts of assault against three boys over a three-day period in 2024.
The organisation said Ms Nona's decision reflected her longstanding plans to step down and were "not a response to recent media coverage".
The chair of the organisation at the centre of the Injinoo childcare abuse scandal has resigned after a Four Corners investigation exposed serious governance and child-safety failures.
Increasing early childhood educators is important for children’s safety. But we shouldn’t focus on numbers alone
On Monday night an ABC Four Corners episode on child safety in child care services depicted some disturbing CCTV footage.
Videos showed an educator at a service in remote Queensland grabbing a baby by his head and neck, holding his face into a pillow and even kicking him. The ABC reported the incidents occurred over three days in late August and early September in 2024. In the footage, the educator appeared to be the only adult in the room.
The public release of the videos comes a year and a half after shocking child abuse scandals rocked the sector.
In response, state and federal governments have been working to increase protections for children in early childhood services. This has included addressing how educators supervise children.
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As early childhood education safety breaches hit the news again on ABC’s Four Corners, many of us are left wondering if the recent reforms are working. Over the past months, much has been done to tighten legislation to improve practices within the sector. This article explores the mandated changes and why the system still isn’t working.
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