News and media releases

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Media Release: Cult survivors deserve government support

knowmore is urging state governments to step up as ‘funders of last resort’ and allow

Media Release: National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Children will bring critical change

knowmore looks forward to working with the new National Commissioner for Aboriginal and Torres Strait

Survivors targeted by unethical lawyers

knowmore is seeing a dramatic increase in claim farming cases and warns all survivors to

Proposed new law for the National Redress Scheme

The Australian Government has proposed a new law to improve parts of the National Redress

Announcement from the Chair of knowmore’s Board

Jackie Mead has been appointed as the new knowmore Chief Executive Officer and commences today,

knowmore supports an Australian Charter of Human Rights

An Australian Charter of Human Rights will better protect the human rights of children and

knowmore’s statement in support of the Voice to Parliament

knowmore legal service is committed to supporting and advocating for the rights and aspirations of

Announcement from the Chair of knowmore’s Board

knowmore is sad to announce the resignation of our CEO, Warren Strange, who is leaving

knowmore’s advocacy for a fairer redress scheme for survivors

In this blog post, we discuss knowmore’s advocacy to improve the National Redress Scheme for

Have your say on the NRS through a new parliamentary committee

Survivors and their supporters are encouraged to have their say on the National Redress Scheme

Royal Commission reflections: Honouring survivor voices and impact (Week 2)

Reflections from support services on the 5th anniversary of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses

Royal Commission reflections: Honouring survivor voices and impact (Week 1)

Reflections from survivor Lindsay on the 5th anniversary of the Royal Commission into Institutional Responses