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April 2, 2026

On Friday, 6 February 2026, we had the privilege of welcoming the new cohort of first year law students starting at the University of Technology (UTS), as part of O-Week.   Side-by-side with …

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Building an Ecosystem of Care

November 10, 2025

When looking at the numerous contexts and communities that stand to benefit from the establishment of alternative first responders, the area of mental health is hard to ignore. It is …

AFR Team – Blog

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Alternative First Responders | FROM THE COURT ROOM TO CAMPAIGNS – WHY WE NEED URGENT CHANGE

The National Justice Project acknowledges that we live and work on unceded sovereign Aboriginal land, with our office on Gadigal Country. We pay our respects to Elders past and present and celebrate First Nations’ continuation of a living spiritual, cultural and social connection with the land, sea and sky.

Alternative First Responders | FROM THE COURT ROOM TO CAMPAIGNS – WHY WE NEED URGENT CHANGE

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