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Workers at notorious youth justice centre compensated $7m for violence

ABC News (Australia) ·

Workers reported occupational violence every 2.6 days in the three years before Malmsbury Youth Justice Centre closed in 2023. It has since reopened as the Victorian government pledges a youth crime crackdown.

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