Queensland’s former child safety and domestic violence minister has resigned from cabinet, citing her role in the state’s handling of child protection as the primary reason for her departure. The move comes after sustained criticism of the government’s approach to safeguarding vulnerable children and addressing family violence. Camm, who faced mounting pressure over the issue, announced the decision independently, signaling a personal reckoning amid ongoing scrutiny. The resignation underscores persistent concerns over systemic failures in protecting at-risk families.
Camm, who resigned following months of pressure over her handling of state’s child safety system, cited Helen Haines attack as reason for departureGet our new political email, free app or daily news podcastThe Queensland minister Amanda Camm has resigned from cabinet following months of pressure over the state government’s handling of the child safety system and efforts to prevent domestic and family violence.Camm told reporters on Friday the decision to step down was “mine alone”. Continue reading...
