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Question No. 96

Senator Ludwig asked the following question at the hearing on 18 November 2013:

Grants a) Could the department provide an update list of all grants, including ad hoc and one-off grants from 7 September 2013 to date? Please provide details of the recipients, the amount, the intended use of the grants and what locations have benefited from the grants. b) Have all grant agreement details been published on its website c) Please list all grants that were approved prior to 7 September 2013, but did not have financial contracts in place on 7 September 2013. Please provide details of the recipients, the amount, the intended use of the grants and what locations have benefited from the grants. Please lists which grant applicants had been contacted advising of their success. Please provide the current status of these grants. Have any of these grants been cancelled, paused, discontinued or cut?

The answer to the honourable senator’s question is as follows: a) Please see attachment A b) Yes. c) The department has included a ‘no change’ category indicating a grant approved prior to 7 September 2013, with no funding agreement in place on this date, where the status remains unchanged i.e. ‘approved’ with no funding agreement in place and not fitting the other nominated categories. In addition, there are some grants which were approved prior to the 7 September with no funding agreement in place on the 7 September that have subsequently executed funding agreements now in place. These are listed as ‘executed’ in Attachment B. Without these extra categories the current status column would in some instances have remained blank.

Note: Any information regarding the Indigenous programs recently transferred to the Department of the Prime Minister and Cabinet (PM&C) as part of the Machinery of Government changes need to be addressed to PM&C. Grants relating to arts programs which are now part of the Attorney-General’s Department, have been included in the two attachments.

Attachment A

Program Grant Recipient Intended Use Total Value Location (inc GST)

Australia - New Zealand Counter- Victoria ANZCTC Program $160,000 Melbourne, Vic Terrorism Committee Government

Australia - New Zealand Counter- South Australian ANZCTC Program $20,700 Adelaide, SA Terrorism Committee Government

Australian Government National Library of To offset insurance costs for the NLA's Mapping $140,000 Parkes, ACT International Exhibitions Insurance Australia (NLA) Our World: Terra Incognito to Australia (AGIEI) exhibition.

Community Legal Services Victoria Legal Aid To provide state program management services $175,710 Melbourne, Vic Program for centres in VIC funded by the Commonwealth

Countering Violent Extremism to Australian Muslim The project entails work with community leaders $126,302 Melbourne, Prevent Terrorism / Building Women’s Centre and other stakeholders to assist youth from the Northcote Community Resilience for Human Rights Alawi, Alevi and Sunni sects of Islam; to cultivate an understanding of and a capacity to positively work on inter-sectarian tensions.

Countering Violent Extremism to Eelam Tamil Filling the Gap will provide leadership and $77,458 Melbourne, East Prevent Terrorism / Building Association empowerment programs for vulnerable youth, to Burwood - Vic Community Resilience help in achieving seamless assimilation with mainstream Australian society.

Countering Violent Extremism to University of New Football United uses the magic of football to $131,505 Sydney, Prevent Terrorism / Building South Wales bring people together for the common goal of Randwick - Community Resilience (Football United) creating harmonious and cohesive societies. NSW

Countering Violent Extremism to People Against People Against Violent Extremism (PAVE) is $115,700 Wilson, Wattle Prevent Terrorism / Building Violent Extremism developing a website and social media campaign Grove, Queens Community Resilience to raise awareness and understanding of violent Park, Kenwick, extremism and how to combat it. East Cannington, Cannington, Beckenham - WA

Countering Violent Extremism to Spectrum Migrant Lead to Achieve will work with disengaged $85,051 Melbourne, Prevent Terrorism / Building Resource Centre culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) Preston - Vic Community Resilience youth living in Melbourne’s north-metropolitan area.

Countering Violent Extremism to All Together Now Exit White Power’s focus is about planting a $72,857 Sydney, Prevent Terrorism / Building seed of doubt among young men considered at- Darlington, Community Resilience risk of becoming involved in white supremacy in Chippendale - Australia. NSW

Countering Violent Extremism to Australian The AMF will now train 20 people from around $110,000 Melbourne, Prevent Terrorism / Building Multicultural Australia to deliver the training of the Carlton - Vic Community Resilience Foundation (AMF) Community Awareness Training manual.

Disaster Resilience Australia NSW Police Force To deliver a (recommended) governance $273,610 Tuggerah, NSW Package framework to fund, monitor, identify, prioritise, and/or coordinate delivery of the Emergency Call Service (ECS) to support Next Generation Triple Zero

Disaster Resilience Australia Department of To undertake work on behalf of the Sub- $100,000 Hobart, Tas Package Police and committee to address priority items within the Emergency National Strategy for Disaster Resilience Management Implementation Plan (Tasmania)

Disaster Resilience Australia South Australian To undertake work on behalf of the Sub- $100,000 Adelaide, SA Package Fire and committee to address priority items within the Emergency National Strategy for Disaster Resilience Services Implementation Plan Commission

Disaster Resilience Australia Fire & Rescue To expand the current pilot app to include $86,000 Sydney, NSW Package NSW Android devices, maximising the likelihood that all mobile users can differentiate between the Emergency Services when calling for assistance and provide the call-taker with accurate location information when they do; and the development of a Teacher's Guide to support the "Triple Zero Kid's Challenge" online and safety game for primary school-aged children.

Disaster Resilience Australia Australian Red To fund the first year operating costs for the new $408,100 Melbourne, Vic Package Cross Society National registration and Inquiry System 6 service.

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Grants to Australian Organisations National Judicial Operational costs $654,213 Canberra, ACT Program College of Australia

Grants to Australian Organisations Australian Red International Humanitarian Law (Even Wars $869,000 Carlton, Vic Program Cross Society have Laws)

Indigenous Culture Support Ngaanyatjarra To conduct a traditional Law & Culture meeting $33,000 Alice Springs, Program Pitjantjatjara for Indigenous women of the NPY region in NT Yankunytjatjara Central Australia. Women's Council Y

Aboriginal Corporation

Indigenous Languages Support West Arnhem Shire To record, transcribe, translate, archive and $165,000 Jabiru, NT Council produce resources for the Bininj Gunwok language of the West Arnhem region.

Indigenous Legal Assistance and Attorney General Contribution to Indigenous Justice $14,466 Sydney, NSW Policy Reform Program and Justice NSW Clearinghouse

Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Paupiyala Tjarutja To deliver Indigenous visual arts services $335,500 Kalgoorlie, WA Support Aboriginal through the Spinifex Arts Project servicing Corporation artists in the Great Victoria Desert of WA.

Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Mara Arts To deliver Indigenous visual arts services $335,500 Geraldton, WA Support Aboriginal through Yamaji Art Centre in the Geraldton Corporation region.

Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Wirnda Barna To deliver Indigenous visual arts services for $335,500 Mount Magnet, Support Artists Wirnda Barna Artists in the Upper Gascoyne WA Incorporated region.

Indigenous Visual Arts Industry West Arnhem Shire To deliver Indigenous visual arts services $305,000 Jabiru, NT Support Council through the Mardbalk Art Centre servicing artists in the Warruwi and Minjilang communities of West Arnhem.To deliver Indigenous visual arts services through the Mardbalk Art Centre servicing artists in the Warruwi and Minjilang

communities of West Arnhem.

Indigenous Visual Arts Industry Waringarri Arts To deliver Indigenous visual arts services $335,500 Kununurra, WA Support Aboriginal through the Waringarri Art Centre servicing Corporation artists in the Kununurra region and Kalumburu.

Legal Aid Legal Aid New Legal aid commissions are eligible to apply to $173,203 Sydney, NSW South Wales the Expensive Commonwealth Criminal Cases Fund for reimbursement of costs incurred in expensive Commonwealth criminal cases such as drug importation, people smuggling, terrorism, slavery, etc.

National/NT Jobs Package Paupiyala Tjarutja To provide employment to 4 Indigenous people $139,212 Kalgoorlie, WA Aboriginal in positions supporting Australia's Indigenous Corporation Arts, Language, Culture and Broadcasting sectors.

National/NT Jobs Package Mara Arts To provide employment to 1 Indigenous person $182,408 Geraldton, WA Aboriginal in a position supporting Australia's Indigenous Corporation Arts, Language, Culture and Broadcasting sectors.

National/NT Jobs Package Wirnda Barna To provide employment to 1 Indigenous person $58,991 Mount Magnet, Artists in a position supporting Australia's Indigenous WA Incorporated Arts, Language, Culture and Broadcasting sectors.

National/NT Jobs Package West Arnhem Shire To provide employment to 9 Indigenous people $872,982 Jabiru, NT Council in positions supporting Australia's Indigenous Arts, Language, Culture and Broadcasting sectors.

Native Title Anthropologist Grants Australian National This project will see the continuation of the $744,755 Canberra, Acton Program University Centre for Native Title Anthropology at the - ACT ANU, and will involve a number of activities including workshops, exchange placements, research placements, and student fieldwork placements

Safer Suburbs Liverpool City The Liverpool Secure Taxi Program will $200,000 Liverpool, NSW Council enhance the security of taxi drivers at late night taxi ranks in Macquarie Street and at Liverpool Railway Station. This will be achieved through the installation of CCTV cameras, upgrades to street lighting, the provision of temporary security staff and a trial of Nightkey Identification Units at licensed venues.

Safer Suburbs Burwood Council Council will redevelop the Deane Street and $200,000 Burwood, NSW Everton Road taxi zones into taxi ranks with upgraded lighting, signage, mobile CCTV and covered seating, after it carries out community consultation and crime prevention through environmental design (CPTED) audits. The project will also establish a new taxi rank on Victoria Street East. A taxi driver training program on risk assessment and mitigation and customer relations and a community awareness campaign on the Burwood Safer Taxi Program and standards of behaviour are also components of the project.

Safer Suburbs Brisbane City Brisbane City Council will install two high $73,578 Brisbane, Qld Council definition CCTV cameras facing a secure taxi rank on Elizabeth Street in the Brisbane CBD to improve the safety of patrons and taxi personnel. The cameras will be positioned on the corner of Queen Street and Creek Street.

Safer Suburbs City of Holdfast The project will enhance the security of taxi $165,000 Glenelg, SA Bay drivers at the Glenelg taxi rank through the implementation of a permanent taxi rank

Safer Suburbs Sutherland Shire This project will enhance the security of taxi $200,000 Gymea, NSW Council drivers at the Gymea taxi rank through infrastructural upgrades and the implementation of Crime Prevention Through Environmental Y

Design (CPTED) strategies.

Support for Contemporary Music Australian Music Delivery of the CONTROL music program for $253,880 Fortitude Industry Network music managers Valley, Qld

Total Value (inc GST) $9,377,490

Attachment B

Program Grant Recipient Intended Use Total Value Location Grant Current (inc GST) Applicants Status Contacted Y/N

Australian National Gallery To offset insurance costs for the NGA's $19,500 Parkes Place, Yes No Change Government of Australia Gold and the Incas: Lost Worlds of Parkes, ACT International (NGA) Peru exhibition. Exhibitions Insurance (AGIEI)

Countering All Together Now Exit White Power’s focus is about $72,857 New South Yes Executed Violent planting a seed of doubt among young Wales Extremism to men considered at-risk of becoming Prevent involved in white supremacy in Terrorism Australia. Exit White Power is providing greater opportunity to question white supremacy in places where disengaged youth are active, for example, online forums and in social media.

Countering Australian The Bachar Houli Cup has become a $120,000 National Yes Executed Violent Football League strong brand. Expansion of the program Extremism to to South Australia and Queensland is Prevent part of a broader plan to take the Terrorism program national. Activities will include a 6 week football competition for Islamic schools in SA and QLD which requires that participants need to be engaged in mainstream community clubs. The Bachar Houli Islamic Program will also involve education and leadership sessions.

Countering Australian The Australian Multicultural $100,000 National Yes Executed Violent Multicultural Foundation (AMF) was engaged by Extremism to Foundation Victoria Police through the National Prevent Counter-Terrorism Committee to Terrorism develop a Community Awareness Training Manual for communities. The AMF will now train 20 people from around Australia to deliver the training of the manual. The implementation of the manual will result in a more informed and resilient community that will have the information, resources and practical strategies to reduce the threat of violent extremism and seek help when necessary.

Countering Australian Muslim The project entails work with youth $114,820 Victoria Yes Executed Violent Women's Centre from the Alawi, Alevi and Sunni sects Extremism to for Human Rights of Islam, to cultivate an understanding Prevent of and a capacity to positively work on Terrorism inter-sectarian tensions. This will be done by directly addressing these issues in a way that respects difference and diversity. The project also aims to work with community leaders and other stakeholders to assist young men and women to take leadership in resolving current sectarian tensions and articulate Y

a vision of Muslim sectarian co- existence that is respectful and appropriate to our Australian context.

Countering Eelam Tamil Filling the Gap will provide leadership $77,458 Victoria Yes Executed Violent Association of and empowerment programs for Extremism to Victoria vulnerable youth, to help in achieving Prevent seamless assimilation with mainstream Terrorism Australian society. The project will focus on developing community leadership skills, direct mentoring and empowerment through education, and organising active participation and networking in community, sporting and social activities. Activities will be focused on the Tamil and culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) communities, with support from other local community organisations, sports and youth clubs. Any training materials developed and lessons learned will be

made available through a community website.

Countering Football United Football United uses the magic of $119,550 New South Yes Executed Violent football to bring people together for the Wales, ACT and Extremism to common goal of creating harmonious SA Prevent and cohesive societies. The Terrorism organisation aims to build capacity of communities and improve the skills of people in diverse areas including refugees, migrants and indigenous Australian children, youth and families. Football United will run a course on life skills, leadership, resilience and communication. Some activities will include football playing opportunities, digital media workshops and engagement with community partners including schools, PCYCs, Local Area Commands and community groups.

Countering People Against People Against Violent Extremism $115,700 Western Yes Executed Violent Violent (PAVE) is developing a website to raise Australia Extremism to Extremism awareness and understanding of violent Prevent extremism and how to combat it. Walk Terrorism Away from Extremism will comprise an online social marketing campaign whose central message will be countering extremist narratives. In support of this, two short online videos will be produced which will also look at moral disengagement within violent extremist narratives; and build resilience to such narratives.

Countering SalamCare From Rage to Salam will look at the $56,500 New South Yes Executed Violent root causes of violent extremism. It will Wales Extremism to support the work of and provide a voice Prevent for Islamic youth outreach workers in Terrorism South-West and Western Sydney in reaching out to vulnerable youth. This project focuses specifically on addressing violent tendencies, un- Islamic ideologies that glorify violence, and feelings of vulnerability and general dislike of social institutions such as the police. Various training programs will be developed along with a film package showcasing the work of Y

Islamic youth workers; along with a forum for Islamic youth workers and sheikhs to develop an action plan to address youth radicalisation.

Countering Spectrum Migrant Spectrum Migrant Resource Centre is a $77,319 Victoria Yes Executed Violent Resource Centre one-stop-shop for newly arrived and Extremism to established migrants and refugees. Lead Prevent to Achieve will work with disengaged Terrorism culturally and linguistically diverse (CALD) youth living in Melbourne’s north-metropolitan area. Activities such as leadership and communication workshops, digital media and film training, as well as multi-faith camps, forums and sport tournaments will address some of the factors which may contribute to disconnection and

disengagement (leading to radicalisation).

Disaster Fire Services Project to review how each jurisdiction $233,751 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Commissioner has and continues to develop the way Australia Victoria warnings are provided to Australian Package communities during emergencies.

Disaster Australian Collection of projects to deliver a range $514,987 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Emergency of outcomes addressing three (3) Australia Management priority Focus Areas within the Package Volunteer Forum National Emergency Management Volunteer Action Plan 2012.

Disaster Bushfire & Project to develop the framework for $385,000 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Natural Hazards the new Fire Danger Rating System to Australia Cooperative improve the ability of fire and Package Research Centre emergency services agencies to warn the public about fire dangers and support fire detection decision-making.

Disaster Fire & Rescue Project to expand the current pilot app $86,000 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience NSW to include Android devices, maximising Australia the likelihood that all mobile users can Package differentiate between the Emergency Services when calling for assistance and provide the call-taker with accurate location information when they do; and the development of a Teacher's Guide to support the "Triple Zero Kid's Challenge" online and safety game for primary school-aged children.

Disaster NSW Police Force To deliver a (recommended) $273,610 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience governance framework to fund, Australia monitor, identify, prioritise, and/or Package coordinate delivery of the Emergency Call Service (ECS) to support Next Generation Triple Zero.

Disaster Australian Red National Registration and Inquiry $408,100 Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Cross Society System - first year operating costs. Australia Package

Disaster South Australian Hosting the national emergency risk Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Fire and assessment guidelines online training $150,000 Australia Emergency course. Package Services

Commission

Disaster South Australian Completion of the review of the Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Fire and National Emergency Risk Assessment $500,000 Australia Emergency Guidelines, the clarification and Package Services updating of supporting information that Commission assists in the assessment of risk, and the development of an authoritative method for comparing the costs and benefits of alternative risk treatments, as a basis for prioritising future mitigation activities.

Disaster South Australian National work program for flood Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Fire and mapping project 6 to identify existing $185,000 Australia Emergency data-sets needed to enhance the utility Package Services of flood risk modelling and mapping Commission and to understand and minimise any data-related obstacles to flood-risk modelling and mapping.

Disaster Justice and Deliver the National Impact Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Community Assessment Framework by developing $600,000 Australia Safety Directorate an electronic information management Package - Departmental system. (ACT)

Disaster South Australian Provision of a dedicated resource Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Fire and (Project Officer) to meet the $100,000 Australia Emergency responsibilities of the ANZEMC Risk Package Services Assessment, Measurement and Commission Mitigation Sub-committee.

Disaster Justice and Provision of a dedicated resource Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Community (Project Officer) to meet the $100,000 Australia Safety Directorate responsibilities of the ANZEMC Package - Departmental Recovery Sub-Committee. (ACT)

Disaster Public Safety Provision of a dedicated resource Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Business Agency (Project Officer) to meet the $100,000 Australia (QLD) responsibilities of the ANZEMC Package Capability Development Sub- committee.

Disaster Department of Provision of a dedicated resource Australia-wide Yes No Change Resilience Police and (Project Officer) to meet the $100,000 Australia Emergency responsibilities of the ANZEMC Package Management Community Engagement Sub- (Tasmania) committee.

Grants to Australasian Legal To host and enable the AustLii website $27,500 Sydney, New No No Change Australian Information to access legislative material, court and South Wales Organisations Institute tribunal decisions. Program

Indigenous East Arnhem To provide employment to 7 $221,473 East Arnhem, Yes No Change Employment Shire Council Indigenous people. Northern Initiative Territory

Indigenous Injalak Arts and Injalak Culture Project $33,000 Northern Yes No Change Employment Crafts Assoc.Inc. Territory Initiative

Indigenous Injalak Arts and To provide employment to 5 $174,015 Northern Yes No Change Employment Crafts Assoc.Inc. Indigenous people. Territory Initiative

Indigenous Marthakal To provide employment to 2 $69,606 Northern Yes No Change Employment Homeland and Indigenous people. Territory Initiative Resource Centre Association

Indigenous Merrepen Arts, To provide employment to 2 $93,794 Northern Yes No Change Employment Culture and Indigenous people Territory Initiative Language Aboriginal Corporation

Indigenous Tiwi Islands Shire To provide employment to 3 $94,917 Northern Yes No Change Employment Council Indigenous people Territory Initiative

Indigenous Central Desert To provide employment to 4 $126,556 Northern Yes No Change Employment Shire Council Indigenous people Territory

Initiative

Indigenous Merrepen Arts, Daly River Language Revival Project $71,500 Northern Yes No Change Languages Culture and Territory Support (ILS) Language Aboriginal Corporation

Indigenous Merrepen Arts, Merrepen Arts operational support $115,500 Northern Yes No Change Languages Culture and Territory Support (ILS) Language Aboriginal Corporation

Indigenous First Languages To conduct a review and evaluation of $110,000 Australia wide Yes No Change Languages Australia Limited the resources which have been Support (ILS) produced to support Indigenous language projects and activities across Australia and to make recommendations as to the most effective application of future funding aimed at the production of multimedia and/or digital resources

Indigenous Association of Funding supports operational costs to $365,138 Northern Yes No Change Visual Arts Northern provide training, industry and business Territory and Industry Support Kimberley and advice and advocacy support to Kimberley (IVAIS) Arnhem member Art Centres in the Northern Region Aboriginal Artists Y

Aboriginal Territory and Kimberley Region. Corporation (ANKAAA)

Indigenous Ngurratjuta-Pmara To support delivery of visual arts $88,000 Northern Yes No Change Visual Arts Ntjarra Aboriginal support services to the Hermannsburg Territory Industry Support Corporation Potters. (IVAIS)

Indigenous Injalak Arts and Injalak Arts operational support $115,500 Northern Yes No Change Visual Arts Crafts Assoc.Inc. Territory Industry Support (IVAIS)

Indigenous Marthakal Elcho Island Arts Centre operational $115,500 Northern Yes No Change Visual Arts Homeland and support Territory Industry Support Resource Centre (IVAIS) Association

National Crime Queensland A prevention, early intervention and $199,973 Cooktown, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Police-Citizens post-intervention justice reinvestment Youth Welfare model of providing Aboriginal & Association – Torres Strait Islander Holistic service Cooktown Branch provision through a Social, Emotional, Cultural Wellbeing Framework.

National Crime Queensland Blue This program will visit each of the 17 $267,769 Torres Strait Yes Paused Prevention Fund Light Association remote populated islands in the Torres region, QLD Incorporated Strait to focus on positive reinforcement for encouraging good behaviour within Torres Strait communities.

National Crime Queensland Blue The Promise Program is an adventure- $201,129 Dalby, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Light Association based program with an experiential Goondiwindi, Incorporated learning focus that involves significant Nerang (Gold interagency cooperation to support Coast), young people to make a positive Brisbane, change. It targets young people aged Logan, Mount 14-17 years old who are identified as at Isa, QLD risk of antisocial and/or criminal behaviour.

National Crime Queensland The Suspension Outcomes Support $53,845 Redcliffe, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Police-Citizens (SOS) program will provide students Youth Welfare who have been suspended from their Association – school with a positive pathway towards Redcliffe Branch re-engagement with education, thus reducing risk factors of students becoming involved in the criminal justice system.

National Crime Queensland The Bikes4All program operates under $96,266 Crestmead, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Police-Citizens a social enterprise model and is targeted QLD Youth Welfare at youth aged 14-17 who are Association – disengaged from school or work (or Crestmead Branch who are at risk of doing so). The program seeks to engage this group in the meaningful and constructive task of recycling unwanted/discarded bicycles, scooters and skateboards and gifting them back to the community.

National Crime Blue Light SA Inc Blue Light SA will further develop and $300,000 SA Yes Paused Prevention Fund promote the Living Skills Program and expand its capacity to reach out to more young people. The upgraded New Integrated Living Skills Program will be delivered through the 27 State branches. The New Integrated Living Skills Program, offers at risk youth weekly activities and life skill education sessions in the lead up to a camp which will utilise the newly acquired skills and acts as a reward for participants.

National Crime Police and The Pathfinder program is a five-step $225,091 Launceston, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Citizens Youth program designed to engage at-risk TAS Club Launceston youth through sporting and adventure based activities with the view to engage them in finding meaningful and long term involvement in constructive pastimes including sport, education and employment.

National Crime Clarence Police The project will fund the employment $46,150 Clarence, TAS Yes Paused Prevention Fund and Citizens of a full-time male trainee and a part- Youth Club time female youth worker to deliver a variety of diversionary, support and social assistance programs to target youth aged 10-17 living in low socio- economic suburbs.

National Crime Huon Valley The project will engage young people $115,620 Huon Valley, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Police & aged 10-17 years who have offended or TAS Community Youth are at risk of offending and are Club disengaged from school and/or family life. The project will assist them to find their path to future employment through structured support work experience placement and an opportunity to develop practical skills which could be used in the workplace of their everyday lives.

National Crime Bridgewater The project will provide partnership $168,900 Bridgewater, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Police and support and activities to address the TAS Citizens Youth local issue of extreme youth crime, Club Inc extreme school truancy and crime associated with other social issues such as lack of family support, peer pressure, boredom, drugs/alcohol, alternative positive activities etc.

National Crime Sunbury Police The project aims to engage Sunbury's $40,000 Sunbury, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund and Citizens youth in the 7 to 12 age range, Youth Club mentoring them and guiding them to allow them to grow older respecting themselves, their peers, family, community and authority.

National Crime Inner North West The project proposes to create enhanced $300,000 Melbourne, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Blue Light community networks for young people Foundation newly arrived to the area or of African background through participation in sports, education, camps and other projects.

National Crime Yarra Blue Light The ‘Two Hands Can Clap’ project is a $298,169 Yarra, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Inc partnership between Yarra Blue Light and the New Hope Foundation and will offer support to Sudanese youth who make up a large proportion of offenders within the Yarra area (Fitzroy, Collingwood and Richmond) by way of group mentoring and family camps.

National Crime Midland Police To provide at-risk youth with $127,812 Midland, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund and Community educational and diversionary activities Youth Centre to reduce instances of street crime, violence and other anti-social behaviours.

National Crime The Federation of The project aims to reduce recidivist $298,777 Swan, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund WA Police and offending and achieve long term Community behavioural change among Prolific and Centres Priority Offenders (PPOs) using a case management approach.

National Crime The Federation of The mobile PCYC unit is a new $121,902 Carnarvon, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund WA Police and initiative for the Carnarvon Centre that Community Youth would attend public events to promote Centres Inc – the PCYC in Carnarvon, Exmouth, Carnarvon Shark Bay and Meekatharra.

National Crime Bankstown City The project is for the installation of four $477,800 Bankstown, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council PTZ and four fixed CCTV cameras and NSW extensive lighting in the Bankstown civic precinct.

National Crime Sutherland Shire The Sutherland Shire mobile CCTV $174,200 Sutherland, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council strategy aims to purchase and deploy NSW mobile CCTV camera systems to hot spot areas and seasonal events in order to deter crime and increase surveillance and crime detection.

National Crime Bellingen Shire The installation of CCTV cameras, $10,696 Bellingen, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council sensor lighting and alarm system at the Bellingen Swim Centre to reduce damage and vandalism.

National Crime Coffs Harbour To reduce criminal and anti-social $259,500 Coffs Harbour, Yes Paused Prevention Fund City Council – behaviour in Park Beach and the nearby NSW Park Beach reserve via improved lighting with the installation of 40 path side lights and vegetation clearance to improve natural surveillance.

National Crime Coffs Harbour To deter anti-social behaviour via $103,825 Coffs Harbour, Yes Paused Prevention Fund City Council – improved CPTED in the Toormina NSW Toormina Sports Complex surrounding the skate park, velodrome, BMX club and Girl

Guides Hall.

National Crime Broken Hill City Purchase and install fixed and mobile $200,000 Broken Hill, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council CCTV cameras that will act as a NSW deterrent toanti-social activities. A crime prevention awareness program will also be developed and delivered.

National Crime Fairfield City Expand the current CCTV system to $300,000 Fairfield, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council Cabramatta, Canley Vale and Canley Heights, develop suitable IT infrastructure and operating platforms for "local hubs", develop and implement both permanent and mobile CCTV models to address other council responsibilities and provide targeted live monitoring of the CCTV system.

National Crime Blacktown City To install CCTV cameras in the Patrick $199,054 Blacktown, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council Street Precinct (Westpoint shopping NSW centre to Blacktown railway station) and the Showground Precinct, and to use sensor-activated cameras at various graffiti hot spots to deter vandalism and identify offenders.

National Crime Liverpool City Expand on the already existing CCTV $300,000 Liverpool, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council network and install up to 30 additional CCTV cameras and improved lighting in the Liverpool CBD.

National Crime Maitland City Install an 11 camera wireless CCTV $99,680 Maitland, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council – system in the mall and train station Maitland CBD redevelopments to link environmental and social and developmental prevention approaches.

National Crime Maitland City The Eyewatch CCTV system of six $86,660 Maitland, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council – cameras will be placed at the Rutherford Mall Rutherford Commercial precinct, particularly the retail area between the New England Highway, Rutherford Youth Space and the Maitland Neighbourhood Centre.

National Crime Singleton Council Install lockable gates at each entrance $7,635 Singleton, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund point to Howe Park to control public entry after dark as a measure to prevent recidivism among offenders who have engaged in malicious damage.

National Crime Newcastle City Install a range of security lighting (125 $100,000 Newcastle, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council lights) in hot spots in the Newcastle NSW CBD and the suburbs of Newcastle West, Hamilton and Mayfield and three Y

light art installations in the CBD

National Crime Tamworth Additional CCTV cameras will be $300,000 Tamworth, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional Council installed in identified hot spots NSW throughout Tamworth CBD and better lighting will be installed in Centenary Park in the locality of Coledale in West Tamworth.

National Crime Bourke Shire Upgrade cameras from analogue to $150,000 Bourke, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council digital at 13 sites and install cameras at another two sites.

National Crime Dubbo City Install two CCTV cameras in the $66,000 Dubbo, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council Apollo Estate using a wireless radio link to expand the existing 27-camera system to decrease crime rates and anti- social behaviour in the area.

National Crime Gilgandra Shire Install a CCTV system in identified hot $150,000 Gilgandra, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council spots of the Gilgandra CBD.

National Crime Moree Plains Install 26 CCTV cameras, 12 poles and $281,874 Boggabilla, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Shire Council – 14 flood lights in Boggabilla to reduce NSW Boggabilla crime, particularly rock-throwing offences targeting interstate vehicles

that travel through the town.

National Crime Moree Plains Erect eight flood lights on six light $75,537 Moree, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Shire Council – poles at the railway park and car park Gosport Street and 10 CCTV cameras on Gosport railway area Street between the railway and the Artesian Spa in Moree to improve both live coverage and passive surveillance.

National Crime Moree Plains Erect 17 lights and 12 CCTV cameras $88,725 Moree, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Shire Council – to improve both live coverage and Jellicoe Park passive surveillance of Jellicoe Park and the Moree Tourist Information Centre .

National Crime Wellington Upgrade the existing CCTV system and $200,000 Wellington, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council include additional CCTV cameras NSW within the Wellington CBD to deter crime and anti-social behaviour and to increase detection and capture of offenders.

National Crime Parramatta City Prevent and reduce crime and improve $400,000 Parramatta, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council community safety via the installation of NSW 40 mobile and fixed cameras in the Parramatta CBD, Harris Park, Granville and Westmead by targeting key crime Y

hot spots.

National Crime City of Canada Install 10 CCTV cameras in the Canada $100,000 Canada Bay, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Bay Bay CBD to achieve a sustainable, NSW long-term reduction in local incidents of crime and anti-social behaviour.

National Crime Burwood Council Upgrade the existing CCTV system and $473,655 Burwood, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund implement a new mobile CCTV system and wireless network.

National Crime Griffith City The installation of a CCTV system in $200,000 Griffith, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council City Park, Griffith.

National Crime Wyong Shire Implement numerous initiatives using $194,600 Wyong, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council environmental design principles to address anti-social behaviour and vandalism, including improved signage and landscaping, upgrading vandal- prone structures, and upgrading utilities such as bike racks and benches.

National Crime Canterbury City Anzac Mall is an open-air pedestrian $500,000 Campsie, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council mall created in 1994. The council proposes to reinvigorate the area by reopening the mall to vehicle traffic. Crime Prevention through Environmental Design principles have been applied to the proposed design for the reopening of Anzac Mall so that levels of crime, particularly robbery, will reduce and perceptions of safety will increase.

National Crime Alice Springs Deter crime and anti-social behaviour $195,250 Alice Springs, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Town Council and improve the safety of the public by NT installing CCTV, lighting, alarm system and fencing at Traegar Park and the Aquatic & Leisure Centre.

National Crime East Arnhem Install a CCTV system, fencing, $75,000 Yirrkala, NT Yes Paused Prevention Fund Shire Council external lighting, games and software, TV and furniture to the Yirrkala Youth Drop-In Centre to allow the facility to continue to contribute as a deterrent for anti-social behaviour.

National Crime Roper Gulf Shire Install solar lighting at trouble spots in $486,843 Roper Gulf Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council nine townships to reduce the prevalence Shire of petrol sniffing, substance abuse, theft, family violence, assaults, Y

vandalism and anti-social behaviour.

National Crime City of Darwin Provide lighting infrastructure to reduce $300,000 Darwin, NT Yes Paused Prevention Fund crime in Darwin’s open space by illuminating footpaths and roadways at 12 hot spot areas and the Malak sporting oval.

National Crime Sunshine Coast Installation of 60 CCTV cameras at 10 $145,838 Nambour, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional Council clubhouses at five community sporting Cooroy, facilities Mudjimba and Caloundra, QLD

National Crime Central Highlands Prevent and reduce youth vandalism by $68,000 Blackwater, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional Council installing magnetic timer locks on toilet QLD blocks and eight stand-alone off-grid solar light systems across three parks in Blackwater.

National Crime Palm Island Install 20-25 CCTV cameras and $250,000 Palm Island, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal Shire lighting in identified hot spots in the QLD Council Palm Island community to reduce the incidence of substance abuse, break-ins and assaults at these locations.

National Crime Boulia Shire Deter crime and anti-social behaviour $139,668 Boulia, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council and improve the safety of residents through the installation of solar street lighting in the towns of Boulia and Urandangi.

National Crime Doomadgee Install an outdoor gym for use within $98,198 Doomadgee, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal Shire the community to combat boredom and QLD Council increase community engagement as part of a coordinated approach to the severe youth crime problem.

National Crime Tablelands Expansion of the existing CCTV $100,000 Atherton, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional Council network in Mareeba and installation of Kuranda, new CCTV facilities in Atherton, Ravenshoe and Kuranda, Ravenshoe and Herberton. Herberton, QLD

National Crime Aurukun Shire Improve security of the Sports & $343,300 Aurukun, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council Recreation Precinct through the installation of external lighting, fencing and a CCTV system and address societal disconnection by providing young people in the area with alternative activities to deter them from criminal and anti-social behaviour.

National Crime Cairns Regional Expand existing continuously $368,000 Cairns, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council monitored WiFi CCTV security infrastructure into four juvenile crime Y

hot spots in Cairns suburbs.

National Crime Kowanyama Install 42 CCTV cameras in $150,000 Kowanyama, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal Shire Kowanyama to reduce street violence, QLD Council substance abuse and vandalism at hot spot locations.

National Crime Northern Upgrade and enhance security via $39,309 Umagico and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Peninsula Area improved CCTV cameras at council- Bamaga, QLD Regional Council owned community enterprises Umagico Supermarket (seven cameras) and Bamaga Post Office (four cameras).

National Crime Goondiwindi Installation of 32 CCTV cameras in $115,500 Goondiwindi, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional Council eight identified crime hot spots in QLD Goondiwindi.

National Crime Gold Coast City Improve community safety through $200,000 Surfers Paradise Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council installation of lighting and CCTV at and Broadbeach, identified hot spots in Surfers Paradise QLD and Broadbeach.

National Crime Logan City Installation of six CCTV cameras $184,000 Loganlea and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council linked to active 24/7 monitoring to Marsden, QLD allow real time response for emergency services in the Loganlea and Marsden precincts.

National Crime City of Adelaide Install improved lighting and five $490,000 Adelaide CBD, Yes Paused Prevention Fund CCTV cameras, along with other crime SA prevention initiatives in Adelaide’s CBD to provide safe access for the public and to reduce crime and deter anti-social behaviour.

National Crime City of Port Extend and upgrade the existing CCTV $170,000 Port Augusta, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Augusta camera network in two stages SA

National Crime City of Charles Install seven CCTV cameras at four key $37,100 Henley Beach, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Sturt points around the seaside town of SA Henley Beach to reduce the incidence of anti-social behaviour and crime.

National Crime City of Salisbury Install lighting to Salisbury Civic $200,000 Salisbury, SA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Square and 15 additional CCTV cameras to the city centre to improve the overall sense of safety and increase community ownership and use of the public space.

National Crime George Town Install a multiple-camera fixed CCTV $16,446 George Town, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council system in open public space in George TAS Town to act as a deterrent to crime and increase perceived personal safety in the community.

National Crime Ballarat City Reduce crime and improve safety at the $85,000 Ballarat, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council Len T Frazer Reserve in Ballarat by installing lighting, a monitored CCTV system and signage.

National Crime City of Greater Install improved lighting and undertake $200,000 Dandenong Yes Paused Prevention Fund Dandenong a refurbishment of the Menzies Avenue North, VIC Shopping and Recreation Precinct to aid in reducing the high crime rate.

National Crime Frankston City Installation of CCTV and improved $250,000 Frankstown, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council lighting in Keys Street, along with VIC undertaking a complete refurbishment of the area.

National Crime City of Casey Install improved lighting and undertake $200,000 Doveton and Yes Paused Prevention Fund a refurbishment in the south-eastern Eumemmerring, Melbourne suburbs of Doveton and VIC Eumemmerring to aid in reducing crime risk through improved visibility.

National Crime Hume City Installation of extensive lighting $300,000 Broadmeadows, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council facilities in the municipal precincts of Craigieburn Broadmeadows Town Centre, Gardens and Craigieburn Gardens and Sunbury Sunbury, VIC Town Centre.

National Crime Mitchell Shire Installation of 15 CCTV cameras and $100,000 Seymour and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council associated hardware around two parks Wallan, VIC and public buildings in both Seymour and Wallan plus 10 solar lights in Wallan.

National Crime Greater Install improved lighting at Victoria $200,000 Shepparton, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Shepparton City Park Lake to improve the perception of Council safety and reduce crime and anti-social behaviour.

National Crime City of Install garrison fencing around five $200,000 Port Kennedy Yes Paused Prevention Fund Rockingham community centres, two CCTV cameras and Waikiki, at the Port Kennedy Community Centre WA and 29 LED lights at two sites, Veterans Memorial Park, Port Kennedy and Fantasy Park, Waikiki, to address the ongoing issue of anti-social behaviour in these areas.

National Crime City of Vincent Install 39 CCTV cameras in identified $200,000 Leederville, Yes Paused Prevention Fund hot spot areas of Perth and inner Mount suburbs to add to its initial eight Hawthorn, cameras. Highgate and North Perth, WA

National Crime City of Bunbury – Install 10 additional digital CCTV $235,000 Bunbury, WA Yes Paused cameras to improve surveillance of the Y

Prevention Fund CCTV CBD.

National Crime City of Bunbury – Install four cameras around the newly $41,000 Bunbury, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Glen Iris constructed skate park in a deprived area with few youth recreation options.

National Crime City of Bunbury – Install five CCTV cameras and four $85,000 Bunbury, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Withers solar LED lights to public access ways and public open space around Withers, a suburb of Bunbury.

National Crime City of Fremantle Install 24 CCTV systems in identified $244,613 Fremantle, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund hot spots in the City of Fremantle CBD and Southern Precinct to help deter crime and anti-social behaviour.

National Crime City of Joondalup Install five CCTV cameras and $300,000 Joondalup, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund extensive lighting in identified hot spots in Central Park, Joondalup, to help prevent anti-social behaviour, criminal activity and to increase the safety of the public.

National Crime City of Perth Installation of eight pedestrian lights in $52,000 Perth, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund identified priority areas of Fielder Street, East Perth.

National Crime Town of Victoria Installation of 73 upgraded lights in $100,000 East Victoria Yes Paused Prevention Fund Park three hot spots: Oats Street Train Park, St James Station in East Victoria Park, and Burswood residential areas of St James and an WA industrial area in Burswood.

National Crime Alice Springs Deter crime and anti-social behaviour $126,996 Alice Springs, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Town Council through installation of four CCTV NT systems in identified high-crime areas of Alice Springs.

National Crime Brimbank City Installing more lighting and three $300,000 Sunshine, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council CCTV cameras in Clarke Street, Sunshine.

National Crime City of Cockburn Install 14 CCTV cameras, including a $127,539 Coolbellup, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund number plate camera, and 29 lights around the Coolbellup Community Hub and the adjoining Len Packham Reserve and its skate park and sporting facilities.

National Crime Mount Isa City Installing six CCTV cameras, $102,926 Mount Isa, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Council combining mobile and fixed cameras, as well as installation of improved lighting throughout identified hot spots of the Mount Isa CBD.

National Crime Trustees of the Extend the effectiveness of the Emmaus $145,939 Bankstown, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Roman Catholic Project by employing a family Campbelltown, Church for the preservation case worker to provide Fairfield, Archdiocese of follow-up care to young people who are Holroyd, Sydney placed back with their families after Liverpool, their involvement in the Emmaus Parramatta and Project is completed. Penrith, NSW

National Crime Great Lakes The Great Lakes Youth Crime $29,500 Fairfield, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Agency for Peace Prevention Project will deliver five Auburn, and Development educational workshops each year to Merrylands, International ensure that young people of African Parramatta, descent are aware of their Blacktown, responsibilities with regards to crime NSW and safe living environments.

National Crime Women in Prison Support women aged 15-21 with a $297,934 NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Advocacy mentoring program that will support the Network transitional and post-release needs of (WIPAN) young women in Sydney and several regional areas of NSW, including Wollongong, Dubbo, Wellington and the Hunter Valley.

National Crime Access Iidentify young people aged 12 to 24 $298,000 Shellharbour, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Community who are active gang members or those NSW Group at risk of joining gangs in the Shellharbour region and engage them in diversionary and educational activities Y

to reintegrate them into the community.

National Crime National Work with at-risk young Aboriginal $300,000 Dubbo West Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal students, particularly Year 5 and 6, Public School, Sporting Chance living in high areas of crime with Buninyong Academy societal disconnection to provide Public School education and life skill activities and Wellington designed to engage and re-engage Public School, students with their education, improve NSW their personal development and keep them on track as they move into high school.

National Crime Liverpool Migrant A youth mentoring program to link $272,001 Liverpool, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Resource Centre young migrant males to local services, education and training providers.

National Crime Tharawal A program (for ages 9-12, 13-15 and $300,000 Airds, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal 16-21) addressing the societal Corporation disconnection of Indigenous young people at risk of engaging in street crime by providing diversionary and educational activities.

National Crime Marist Youth Care Com4Unity is a preventative youth $270,662 Blacktown, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Limited engagement strategy that includes NSW mentoring, an employment and training program with work experience placements as well as the LYRIC music and SWITCH dance programs.

National Crime Mission Australia This is a short-term piloted family $228,552 Dubbo, Yes Paused Prevention Fund intervention program aimed at young Wellington, offenders, who are exiting correctional, Walgett, rehabilitation or supervised orders, and Bourke, Parkes, their families. Forbes and Orange, NSW

National Crime Youth Insearch This project will take the work of the $280,000 Bourke, Moree Yes Paused Prevention Fund Foundation (Aust) Youth Insearch Foundation into rural Plains, Walgett, Inc NSW. This will include the Dubbo, employment of a regional coordinator, Tamworth and 12 intervention camps and ongoing Inverell, NSW support including provision of links to youth services, education and employment.

National Crime National Work with at-risk young Aboriginal $300,000 Alexandria Park Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal students, particularly Year 5 and 6, Community Sporting Chance living in high areas of crime with School, Academy societal disconnection to provide Tempe Public education and life skill activities School and designed to engage and re-engage Marrickville students with their education, improve Public School, their personal development and keep NSW them on track as they move into high school.

National Crime The Australian Deliver one and three-day workshops of $300,000 Wellington, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Episcopal the Red Dust Healing program (a Brewarrina, Conference of the cultural healing program aimed at Kempsey, Roman Catholic identifying and providing intervention Dubbo, Wagga Church for young Indigenous people at risk of Wagga, Mt offending or reoffending and for their Druitt, Bourke families/communities) in eight and Batemans locations of social disadvantage and Bay, NSW high crime rates in NSW.

National Crime Information and Provide young people from Aboriginal, $70,000 Parramatta, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Cultural Exchange African, Arab-speaking and Pacific Auburn NSW Islander backgrounds who have come to the attention of local community services as being at a high risk of falling into street crime with a creative outlet in the form of twice weekly

workshops delivering different art forms.

National Crime Penrith Skills for Engage young people in a range of $140,000 Parramatta, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Jobs Limited physical exercises, role plays, Blacktown and trading as assignments, active discussions and Auburn , NSW JobQuest inter-group challenges designed to develop awareness of emotions and thoughts.

National Crime Anglicare (NSW) This project will provide case $300,000 Parramatta, Yes Paused Prevention Fund management, targeted group work, NSW advocacy and referrals to support and mentor young people at risk.

National Crime Relationships This project will confront anti-social $212,441 Wagga Wagga, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Australia behaviour, violence, delinquency and NSW Canberra & crime in Wagga Wagga by involving Region Inc. schools, parents and the local police.

National Crime The Salvation This project will use a Streetconnect $300,000 Woolloomooloo, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Army (NSW) Bus featuring laptop computers, Redfern and Property Trust wireless broadband and mobile phone Waterloo, NSW access to provide outreach services that engage at-risk young people frequenting the streets of Waterloo, Redfern and Woolloomooloo.

National Crime Mission Australia This is a 10-week intervention program $237,000 Claymore, NSW Yes Paused Prevention Fund targeted at young people aged 12-15 who are at risk of entering the criminal justice system. The program delivers a series of workshops with a focus on improving their ability to habitually make positive daily choices and decisions.

National Crime Groote Eylandt & This is a project aimed at getting $197,425 Alyangula, Yes Paused Prevention Fund MIlyakburra Indigenous young people off the streets Umbakumba, Youth and into structured activities and Groote, Eylandt Development Unit educational programs. Activities will NT Inc. include education in numeracy and literacy, computer skills and culture.

National Crime North Australian This project seeks to provide at-risk $300,000 Darwin, NT Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal Justice young Aboriginal people with Agency culturally responsive counselling, health, healing and educational support

services.

National Crime Micah Projects Inc This project aims to engage young $253,280 Brisbane, Yes Paused Prevention Fund people (targeting those who are Fortitude Valley homeless, and/or in gangs) at risk of and South engaging in street crime by providing Brisbane, QLD an evidence-informed, culturally appropriate response to develop pathways back into family and community, education and supports to reintegrate into society.

National Crime IN-STeP: This project will work with eight State $300,000 Bohle, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Industry-School Schools to implement five activities Training designed to assist young people work Partnership through issues they may be facing. Association Inc

National Crime Roman Catholic This project will match at-risk youth $300,000 Townsville, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Trust Corporation with a dog from the RSPCA to learn QLD for the Diocese of life skills such as positive Townsville communication, responsibility self- trading as esteem, empathy and compassion. Centacare Townsville

National Crime Vocational This is a targeted program aimed at $269,500 Atherton, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Partnerships creating a transition pathway for young Innisfail and Group people to gain employment, return to Cairns, QLD school or engage in education and other training. It includes personal development, referral to support services, literacy and numeracy, and hands-on vocational skills and job preparation.

National Crime Roman Catholic This project will provide training and $271,464 Mount Isa, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Trust Corporation support for community Elders and Doomadgee, for the Diocese of mentors of young at-risk people Mornington Townsville Island and Normanton, QLD

National Crime Anglicare North Drink Safe support service also aims $299,757 Cairns, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Queensland for a reduction in alcohol-related Limited violence in Cairns nightclub areas and to support vulnerable people in the Drink Safe Precinct during peak times.

National Crime Mona Aboriginal This project will engage young people $300,000 Flora Station, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Corporation who have become socially disconnected QLD from their community in a 10-week horsemanship program, allowing participants to gain vocational experience in working and managing a remote property together with the interpersonal skills required to work cohesively as part of a team and the discipline required to maintain a productive lifestyle.

National Crime Youth Service This project will provide services aimed $300,000 Kuranda, QLD Yes Paused Prevention Fund Providers Inc. at diversionary and educational activities that support the reintegration of young people back into society through provision of information, education, lifestyle and self- development activities.

National Crime Lutheran Church This program offers support to youth $185,000 Caboolture and Yes Paused Prevention Fund of Australia aged 10-17 who are at risk or already Pine Rivers, Queensland involved in the youth justice system QLD through monthly appointments with individuals and their families. The program refers individuals and families to relevant support services that address their specific needs.

National Crime The Salvation This activity will fund three part-time $300,000 Caboolture, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Army education training support workers to Lawnton and (Queensland) assist students at Flexi-schools in Goodna, WLD Property Trust Caboolture, Lawnton and Goodna who are disengaged from mainstream services.

National Crime Lifeline Darling A youth prevention and diversionary $300,000 Roma and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Downs and South service model supporting at-risk Cunumulla, West Queensland Indigenous young people and their QLD Ltd families preventing entry and/or further progression into the child protection and youth justice system.

National Crime Ohana For Youth This project will seek to engage youth $43,200 Palm Beach, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Inc. at risk or already disconnected from QLD education and their community in swimming activities, including Certificate II in aquatic safety and a first aid certificate, as a diversion to crime.

National Crime Lutheran Church This project proposes a range of $222,141 Kilburn and Yes Paused Prevention Fund of Australia, diversionary activities aimed at Blair Athol, SA South Australia engaging local youth including sporting events, media workshops, street art, photography, web and graphic design, video and music.

National Crime Sammy D This project will deliver a $297,000 Reynella, SA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Foundation comprehensive mentoring and Incorporated programming package that enables young people to develop skills that increase protective factors, identify necessary support networks to assist in the reduction of recidivist behaviour and develop greater awareness of the consequences and risk associated with engagement with the Juvenile Justice System.

National Crime Town of Gawler This is a community-initiated youth $70,000 Gawler, SA Yes Paused Prevention Fund crime prevention project that will provide an abuse, bullying and graffiti prevention and early intervention program in all of Gawler's eight schools.

National Crime Mission Australia This is a multi-facet program targeted $299,999 Elizabeth, Yes Paused Prevention Fund at young people aged 10-15 displaying Salisbury and early signs of repeat offending. Playford, SA

National Crime Ravenswood This is an early intervention project. $294,363 Waverley, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Neighbourhood Ravenswood House Norwood and Rocherlea TAS

National Crime Youth Insearch This program seeks to re-engage $280,000 Burnie, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Foundation (Aust) disconnected and socially isolated at- Devonport, Inc risk young people through a weekly Ravenswood, support group, intervention camps and Warrane, ongoing support. Kingston and Glenorchy, TAS

National Crime Training This project will set up and coordinate $190,000 Bridgewater, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Opportunities and programs and activities that connect Gagebrook, Options for employers with young people, prepare Warrane, Learning Inc. young people for work, gather Mornington, employers willing to provide Risdon Vale, employment, training or work Clarendon Vale, experience and place young people into Rokeby and employment. Glenorchy, TAS

National Crime Gunditjmara Over an 18-month period, this project $150,000 Geelong, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Aboriginal will engage up to 30 at-risk young Norlane, Cooperative Aboriginal people and provide Whittington, mentoring and excursions to local Corio, organisations and cultural heritage sites. Heywood, Portland, Hamilton, Warrnambool, VIC

National Crime Operation To engage seven qualified youth $300,000 Frankston, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Newstart Inc. workers who will be posted at different Dandenong, schools to provide support to youth at Narre Warren, risk of disengaging from their Collingwood, education. Western Melbourne, Geelong, Bendigo, Kyneton and Castlemaine, VIC

National Crime SHINE for Kids This project engages children and $300,000 Maribyrnong, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Cooperative young people, with a parent in the Footscray and Limited criminal justice system, to overcome Sunshine, VIC social and education barriers to realise their potential through the provision of one-on-one tutoring, group activities, and a mentoring program.

National Crime Junction Support This project will offer at-risk youth the $305,559 Wodonga, VIC Yes Paused Prevention Fund Services choice of participating in four different programs designed to educate the youths and provide skills which can be transferred into further education or the workforce.

National Crime Brotherhood of St This project aims to reduce rates of $237,903 Maribyrnong, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Laurence recidivism among Sudanese and Somali Sunshine, VIC youth through mentoring and recreational activities.

National Crime Centre for This program will link young people $260,500 Brimbank, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Multicultural aged 12-25 whom are disengaging with Maribyrnong, Youth education or becoming known to the VIC police with sport and recreational activities as well as providing connections to community support services including those addressing drug and alcohol and housing issues.

National Crime The Youth The Crime, Choices and Consequences $153,838 Sunshine and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Junction Program (CCCP) is a preventative Melbourne, VIC Incorporated intervention program for young adults aged 18-25 years who appear at the front end of the justice system.

National Crime Merri Community This is a diversionary and educational $200,000 Moreland and Yes Paused Prevention Fund Health Services program aimed at young people aged Melbourne, VIC Limited 13-18 and delivered in three stages

National Crime David Wirrpanda This program provides positive $299,680 Leederville, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Foundation engagement for young Aboriginal Kwinana, WA offenders (10-18 years) who are referred from justice partner

organisations.

National Crime Geraldton This project will reconnect Aboriginal $194,321 Geraldton, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Streetwork youth, who have lost their way or are at Aboriginal risk of becoming disengaged, in a Corporation positive way through a horsemanship and self-development program.

National Crime Geraldton This program provides structured and $281,000 Geraldton, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Regional flexible leaning opportunities to youth Carnarvon, Community justice clients, young offenders and at- Meekatharra, Education Centre risk youth. WA Inc

National Crime Shire of Derby, This project will expand on existing $298,900 Derby and Yes Paused Prevention Fund West Kimberley Derby Youth Centre services for at-risk Broome, WA Aboriginal young people with the implementation of dedicated youth crime prevention strategies.

National Crime Save the Children A customised multimedia Mobile $320,183 Halls Creek, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Australia as Youth Van staffed with youth workers Kununurra, Trustee for Save will travel to remote areas of the Wyndham, the Children Kimberleys to alleviate boredom, Warmun and Australia Trust improve connections between young Kalumburu, WA people and their community and to reduce risky behaviour.

National Crime Wanslea Family Reduce the risk of young people $75,000 Katanning, WA Yes Paused Prevention Fund Services Inc. becoming involved in crime by strengthening family support and relationships. It also aims to address parental skills and cultural differences within Australia.

National Crime Community Arts This project will deliver workshops, $300,000 Narrogin, Wagin Yes Paused Prevention Fund Network Western incorporating life skills and crime and Merredin, Australia prevention into areas of interest to local WA youth during the school holidays at the skate parks, youth centres and other youth-friendly venues.

National Crime Avon Youth This program is targeted at young $300,000 Northam, Yes Paused Prevention Fund Community and people enrolled in but not attending Toodyay, York, Family Services years 8, 9 and 10. The program will Moora, provide holistic support services to Merredin, encourage and retain participants in an Narrogin WA off-campus learning environment.

Native title Aurora Conduct annual 'Introduction to Native $242,253 Sydney, New Yes No Change system: Native Foundation Title Anthropology' training and South Wales Title professional development programs. Anthropologist Grants Program

Native title South West Summer internship for an Indigenous $23,100 Perth, WA Yes No Change system: Native Aboriginal Land student of native title anthropology. Title and Sea Council Anthropologist Grants Program

Native title La Trobe Practicum arrangement to support two $140,043 Melbourne, Yes No Change system: Native University anthropology Masters candidates, to Victoria Title (partnering with assist in professionalising native title Anthropologist Native Title anthropologists. Grants Program Services Victoria)

Native title Yamatji Marlpa In-house native title anthropology $200,614 Perth, WA Yes No Change system: Native Aboriginal professional development program. Title Corporation Anthropologist Grants Program

Payments for the Victoria Legal Aid To provide state program management $175,710 Victoria Yes No Change provision of services for centres in VIC funded by Community the Commonwealth. Legal Services

Payments for the Australian Centre To increase service hours and service $110,000 New South Yes Paused provision of for Disability Law delivery. Wales Community Legal Services

Payments for the Consumer Credit To provide increased services in the $590,000 Sydney, New Yes Paused provision of Legal Centre areas of consumer credit, banking, debt South Wales Community NSW recovery, home loans, and bankruptcy. Legal Services

Payments for the Arts Law Centre Funding to employ an Indigenous $480,000 Sydney, New Yes Paused provision of of Australia coordinator, to supplement loss of South Wales Community funding. Legal Services

Payments for the North West Covers a large area with minimal $400,000 Devonport, Yes Paused provision of Community Legal solicitors; Sustainability and servicing Tasmania Community Centre clients in high disadvantaged areas. Legal Services

Payments for the Queensland Public To provide advice and assistance to $700,000 QLD Yes No Change provision of Interest Law self-represented litigants in the Federal Community Clearing House and Federal Circuit Courts in QLD. Legal Services

Payments for the Justice Connect To provide advice and assistance to $2,100,000 VIC, NSW, Yes No Change provision of self-represented litigants in the Federal ACT, TAS Community and Federal Circuit Courts in VIC, Legal Services NSW, ACT and TAS.

Payments for the Justice Net SA To provide advice and assistance to $600,000 SA, NT Yes No Change provision of self-represented litigants in the Federal Community and Federal Circuit Courts in SA and Legal Services NT.

Payments for the Legal Aid To provide advice and assistance to $600,000 WA Yes No Change provision of Western Australia self-represented litigants in the Federal Community and Federal Circuit Courts in WA. Legal Services

Payments for the Aboriginal and 3 months wind down funding to wrap $55,526 Brisbane, QLD Yes No Change provision of Torres Strait up services. Community Islander Women's Legal Services Legal and Advocacy Service

Safer Suburbs Boulia Shire Installation of a ready-made shelter, a $25,114 Boulia, QLD Yes Paused Council safety fence at the 'rank' to keep passengers off the roadway and another CCTV camera for better coverage.

Safer Suburbs Byron Shire Installation of digital CCTV, with three $60,000 Byron Bay, Yes Paused Council cameras and a network video recorder NSW workstation with potential for a wireless internet link to the Byron Bay Taxi Office to enable remote viewing and control at the Byron Bay taxi rank, and an upgrade of existing lighting and installation of additional street and laneway lighting in the areas around the taxi rank.

Safer Suburbs City of Melbourne CCTV cameras will be installed at two $200,000 Melbourne Yes Paused taxi ranks in the CBD to provide a safer CBD, VIC environment for taxi drivers and patrons and reduce crime levels by deterring potential offenders and detecting crime.

Safer Suburbs City of Perth The project will include installation of $190,000 Perth CBD and Yes Paused fixed CCTV and lighting to improve Northbridge, the quality of surveillance footage at WA ranks in the CBD and Northbridge where there are high patron numbers at night.

Safer Suburbs Gold Coast City Proposed security measures include $106,000 Broadbeach and Yes Paused Council four high-definition CCTV cameras, Surfers Paradise, signage, lighting, curbing for better QLD disability access, and fencing, bollards and plantings to manage queues and reduce conflict at the two main ranks in Broadbeach and Surfers Paradise.

Safer Suburbs Maitland City Street lighting at taxi ranks will be $200,000 Maitland, NSW Yes Paused Council upgraded with two to four new lights involving lighting designs, certification and construction.

Safer Suburbs Manly Council At the North Steyne taxi rank, $59,420 Manly, NSW Yes Paused improvements will include a pole- mounted CCTV camera, a removable shelter or umbrellas to help protect patrons in windy or wet weather, removable stainless steel bollards to act as safety barriers and assist with orderly queuing, and LED lighting. At the Belgrave Street rank, clear plastic restaurant-style blinds will be installed for use in inclement weather. A plinth displaying signage with lighting would be installed at each rank.

Safer Suburbs Port Stephens The taxi rank will be relocated closer to $100,000 Raymond Yes Paused Council the main pedestrian thoroughfare and Terrace, NSW main entrances to the shopping precinct.

Visual Arts and Association of Further contribution to operational $257,415 Northern Yes No Change Crafts Strategy Northern costs to provide training, industry and Territory and (VACS) Kimberley and business advice and advocacy support Kimberley Arnhem to member Art Centres in the Northern Region Aboriginal Artists Territory and Kimberley Region Aboriginal Corporation (ANKAAA)

Total Value (inc GST) $43,562,758