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Media presentations from the Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC: Video, Podcasts and Media Statements.
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ACTION PLAN BOOSTS SERVICES FOR AT-RISK CHILDREN AND YOUNG PEOPLE IN KUNUNURRA
INTERVIEW
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
16-November-2009
Child Protection
Media Statement
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Vulnerable children and young people in Kununurra will benefit from a comprehensive plan to keep them off the streets at night. Child Protection Minister Robyn McSweeney today announced the five-point plan designed to protect children and young people affected by long-standing social issues in Kununurra.
AMENDMENTS TO CLOSE 'WORKING WITH CHILDREN CARD' LOOPHOLES
MEDIA CONFERENCE
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
3-November-2009
Child Protection
Media Statement
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Child Protection Minister Robyn McSweeney announced amendments to the Working with Children (Criminal Record Checking) Act 2004 that aimed to close current loopholes related to Working with Children Cards. The amendments would strengthen the current Act and seek to exclude people with criminal histories that indicate they may harm a child, from starting or continuing child-related work, regardless if it is paid or voluntary.
YOUNG PEOPLE WHO CARE AWARDS 2009
PRESENTATION
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
21-October-2009
Community Services
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LAUNCH OF ABORIGINAL INFANT NUTRITION KIT TO KICK OFF CHILDREN'S WEEK
MEERILINGA
PLAYGROUP
LAUNCH
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
20-October-2009
Community Services
Media Statement
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To coincide with the start of Children's Week 2009, Community Services Minister Robyn McSweeney launched a resource kit to assist Aboriginal parents with the importance of good nutrition and ongoing health requirements for their young children. The nutrition resource kit: Strong Babies - Solid Start Taste Bubs, was developed by the Meerilinga Young Children's Foundation Inc (Meerilinga) in consultation with Aboriginal families and health professionals across Western Australia.
ANTI POVERTY WEEK
CRAIGIE PRIMARY SCHOOL
PRESENTATION
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
14-October-2009
Community Services
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BUSINESS WOMEN'S AWARDS 2009
PRESENTATION
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
8-October-2009
Women's Interests
Media Statement
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"This State Government strongly supports a business environment that promotes innovation and creativity with industry diversity the key to WA's continued growth." It is estimated that 35 per cent of the 196,000 small businesses in WA are currently operated by women with the number rapidly increasing. At the awards ceremony, the Minister encouraged the wider corporate community to consider the talents of talented and hard working Western Australian women when making appointments to boards and committees.
CHILDREN LEFT IN CARS
INTERVIEW
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
17-September-2009
Child Protection
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Child Protection and Community Services Minister Robyn McSweeney expresses her concern about figures showing that children are being left in cars at Burswood Casino while their carers gamble. The Minister says she will sit down with Burswood Casino management to discuss the strategies it has in place to deal with the issue.
CHILD CURFEW
INTERVIEW
Hon Robyn McSweeney MLC
14-September-2009
Child Protection
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Robyn McSweeney, the Minister for Child Protection and Community Services, discusses the Northbridge curfew and rebuts claims that the program - designed to protect children from an unsafe environment - is inherently racist.
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