Anne Hollonds

Adele Ferguson, an investigative journalist at the ABC, sheds light on the alarming issues within Australia's childcare system after her award-winning reporting. Alongside Anne Hollonds, former National Children's Commissioner, they discuss the shocking allegations of abuse, flaws in safety checks, and the profit-driven motives hurting child safety. Adele advocates for national reforms and better tracking of educators, while Anne emphasizes the need for independent oversight and robust regulations. They challenge current policies that prioritize access over safety, highlighting society's neglect of children's needs.

Adele Ferguson, an investigative journalist renowned for her work on child safety, joins National Children's Commissioner Anne Hollonds to discuss alarming issues in Australian childcare. They delve into a recent case of sexual abuse that exposes systemic failures in protecting children. The conversation shifts to how profit-driven childcare centers compromise safety, highlighting the urgent need for stronger regulations and accountability. They emphasize that prioritizing child safety should be a national commitment, urging comprehensive reforms to safeguard vulnerable children.