Calls for Child Abuse Registry After ‘Horrific’ Case

Calls for Child Abuse Registry After ‘Horrific’ Case
Leader of the Opposition Peter Dutton during a visit to A.H.Beard bedding manufacturer in Padstow, Sydney, Australia on May 2, 2023. AAP Image/Nikki Short
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Leaders from both sides of politics have called for better sharing of child protection information after a childcare worker was accused of more than 1000 incidents of abuse across two states.

Federal opposition leader Peter Dutton said he would support the establishment of a national child sex offender registry.