Two staff suspended after damning review finds department was warned last December that triple murderer Regina Arthurell was living in the home
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Two staff members in the New South Wales Department of Communities and Justice have been suspended following a review into why two foster children went to live with a convicted triple killer.
The review, which was made public on Wednesday, found “significant failures” by the department led to foster children aged 12 and 14 living alongside convicted murderer Regina Arthurell until her removal from the home last month.
Continue reading...This article was originally published by The Guardian and written by Penry Buckley.
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