The Commission produces a wide range of publications and reports as part of its work to help make NSW a better place for children and young people. Our most recent publications are listed below - or you can browse the categories listed to the left.
Submissions to inquiries
The Commission's policy recommendations and submissions to formal enquiries can be found in the Changing laws for kids section of this site.
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CDRT Summary Report - 2006
25 Oct 2007
This summary report looks at the deaths of children and young people aged 0 to 17 years in NSW from January to December 2006.
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Annual Report - 2007
25 Oct 2007
Our Annual Report for the 2006-2007 financial year.
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Little Feedback - 2007
25 Oct 2007
Our annual report written and designed for primary-school age kids.
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Big Feedback - 2007
25 Oct 2007
Our annual report written and designed for high-school age kids.
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Babysitting guide
03 Oct 2007
Babysitting is the most common job undertaken by 12-15 year olds in NSW with 21% working as babysitters. So we’ve developed a new resource kit for kids working as babysitters, with practical tips for a safe and positive experience.
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ATC - Children and young people talk about health
20 Jun 2007
It's about "feeling good"! "I feel comfortable with who I am in this world and that in the end affects my health because I am happy." (female, 16).
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Report on paid maternity leave poll
16 Jun 2007
In June 2007 a nation-wide Newspoll survey we commissioned with the National Foundation for Australian Women and the National Investment for the Early Years (NIFTeY) found that there was wide support for paid maternity leave (76%) for working women.
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ATC - Kids well-being
18 Apr 2007
The NSW Commission for Children and Young People and the Social Justice and Social Change Research Centre, University of Western Sydney asked 126 children and young people across New South Wales about what well-being means to them.
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Children at Work Recommendations
13 Dec 2006
The Commission's recommendations responding to issues raised by the Commission's 2005 report Children at Work.
