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Anna Hartley

  • Senior Communications Advisor, Spokesperson, Urban Utilities
Glasgow
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World-leading Queensland service marks 25 years of transforming lives, spotlights future challenges

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By Anna Hartley
| Griffith University
For 25 years, Griffith Youth Forensic Service (GYFS) has provided world-leading assessment and treatment services to young people who commit sexual offences, strengthening justice outcomes and community safety across Queensland. Established in April 2001, GYFS recently marked the milestone with youth justice leaders, international experts, clinicians and members of Griffith Criminology Institute reflecting on the service’s purpose, achievements and emerging challenges.
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Griffith criminologist recognised for research shaping alcohol policy and safer nightlife

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By Anna Hartley
| Griffith University
GCI’s Dr Dominique De Andrade (pictured with Professor Scott Harrison, Pro Vice Chancellor (Arts, Education and Law) has received the Pro Vice Chancellor’s AEL Mid-Career Researcher Award. Griffith Criminology Institute (GCI) researcher Dr Dominique De Andrade has been recognised for her influential work tackling criminal offending, public health and alcohol-related harm, receiving Griffith University’s Pro-Vice Chancellor’s AEL Mid-Career Researcher Award.
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Why states and territories don't share all public holidays, and how to make the most of time off

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By Ned Hammond, Anna Hartley
| ABC News (Australia) Verified
For the first time since 2020, Anzac Day will fall on a Saturday this year, which means most Australians will not get a weekday off. In 2026, only the Australian Capital Territory and Western Australia will have Monday, April 27 as a public holiday. The ACT announced it will transfer the public holiday to the Monday, and said "Anzac Day remains a National Day of Significance on the 25 April and all commemorative activities will be occurring on the Saturday".
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