Tracey McMillan is a lawyer, arbitrator, parenting coordinator, author, and CEO with more than 30 years of frontline experience in family law.
Thelma Schwartz is the Principal Legal Officer of the Qld Indigenous Family Violence Legal Service (QIFVLS), an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation providing support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims/survivors of family violence and sexual assault in Queensland.
Matthew Cutmore is a proud Kamilaroi man who has been in the police for 12 years. He was born and bred in Delungra country
Sheryl Batchelor is the driving force behind Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation. As a former Queensland teacher
Lyn is the Director of Strategic Projects at the Australian Childhood Foundation. She is a registered clinical
National Judicial Registrar De Campo commenced at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia in early 2022.
Brooke Dillon is a proud Palawa woman living on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja working on Ballardong Country as the Cultural advisor at Acacia Prison.
Juergen is the Principal Managing Lawyer for VALS Aboriginal Families Law. He was previously the State Manager for the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community Legal Service.
Rose has been a dedicated member of Justice Health NSW for 18 years, contributing her expertise in various clinical and leadership positions.
Pamela is a proud Dharug woman from Sydney, New South Wales, and brings her cultural heritage and lived
Amanda is currently performing the role as Detective Acting Inspector of the Country and Cape Crime Group in Far North Queensland. Amanda’s permanent position is the Officer in Charge of the Far North District Domestic Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Unit.
Kati Kraszlan has been appointed Commissioner for Victims of Crime.
Alex is a State Operations Manager with PCYC Queensland’s Youth and Community Programs team, overseeing the strategic development and delivery of programs, including police-led programs, that empower and connect young people across Queensland.
Ariane Dozer is the Head of Projects & Innovation at the National Justice Project and a proud advocate for equity, justice and accountability. The National Justice Project is an independent strategic law firm and civil rights service fearlessly fighting to eradicate systemic discrimination, including through the Alternative First Responders campaign.
Shaun Horseman is Deputy Superintendent Prisoner Services at Acacia Prison.
Lea-Ann is the Director of Policy and Programs within the Youth Crime Group, Queensland Police Service. She is a former police
Andrew Parkinson is the Volunteer Services Manager at PCYC Queensland, where he leads strategies that empower volunteers to create lasting community impact.
I am an experience child protection practitioner, who has worked in statutory child protection for over 30 years. I am passionate about practising in a way that is child focus, domestic violence informed, and trauma informed.
I have been working in the field of child safety for six years and was appointed as the Senior Information Release Officer in 2023. This role was established to lead the formation of a dedicated team and the development of a program tasked with managing orders to produce documents and subpoenas issued in relation to Family Court matters.
Kirsten has completed 35 years in NZ Police, of which over 30 years working the youth space as a Youth Aid officer in Wellington, a Youth Aid sergeant and Youth Court Prosecutor in north Auckland. In 2020 she was the Practice Leader for Youth training at the Royal NZ Police College planning and running Youth Aid training courses.
Tracey McMillan is a lawyer, arbitrator, parenting coordinator, author, and CEO with more than 30 years of frontline experience in family law.
Thelma Schwartz is the Principal Legal Officer of the Qld Indigenous Family Violence Legal Service (QIFVLS), an Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander community-controlled organisation providing support services to Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander victims/survivors of family violence and sexual assault in Queensland.
Matthew Cutmore is a proud Kamilaroi man who has been in the police for 12 years. He was born and bred in Delungra country
Sheryl Batchelor is the driving force behind Yiliyapinya Indigenous Corporation. As a former Queensland teacher
Lyn is the Director of Strategic Projects at the Australian Childhood Foundation. She is a registered clinical
National Judicial Registrar De Campo commenced at the Federal Circuit and Family Court of Australia in early 2022.
Brooke Dillon is a proud Palawa woman living on Whadjuk Noongar Boodja working on Ballardong Country as the Cultural advisor at Acacia Prison.
Juergen is the Principal Managing Lawyer for VALS Aboriginal Families Law. He was previously the State Manager for the Tasmanian Aboriginal Community Legal Service.
Rose has been a dedicated member of Justice Health NSW for 18 years, contributing her expertise in various clinical and leadership positions.
Pamela is a proud Dharug woman from Sydney, New South Wales, and brings her cultural heritage and lived
Amanda is currently performing the role as Detective Acting Inspector of the Country and Cape Crime Group in Far North Queensland. Amanda’s permanent position is the Officer in Charge of the Far North District Domestic Family Violence and Vulnerable Persons Unit.
Kati Kraszlan has been appointed Commissioner for Victims of Crime.
Alex is a State Operations Manager with PCYC Queensland’s Youth and Community Programs team, overseeing the strategic development and delivery of programs, including police-led programs, that empower and connect young people across Queensland.
Ariane Dozer is the Head of Projects & Innovation at the National Justice Project and a proud advocate for equity, justice and accountability. The National Justice Project is an independent strategic law firm and civil rights service fearlessly fighting to eradicate systemic discrimination, including through the Alternative First Responders campaign.
Shaun Horseman is Deputy Superintendent Prisoner Services at Acacia Prison.
Lea-Ann is the Director of Policy and Programs within the Youth Crime Group, Queensland Police Service. She is a former police
Andrew Parkinson is the Volunteer Services Manager at PCYC Queensland, where he leads strategies that empower volunteers to create lasting community impact.
I am an experience child protection practitioner, who has worked in statutory child protection for over 30 years. I am passionate about practising in a way that is child focus, domestic violence informed, and trauma informed.
I have been working in the field of child safety for six years and was appointed as the Senior Information Release Officer in 2023. This role was established to lead the formation of a dedicated team and the development of a program tasked with managing orders to produce documents and subpoenas issued in relation to Family Court matters.
Kirsten has completed 35 years in NZ Police, of which over 30 years working the youth space as a Youth Aid officer in Wellington, a Youth Aid sergeant and Youth Court Prosecutor in north Auckland. In 2020 she was the Practice Leader for Youth training at the Royal NZ Police College planning and running Youth Aid training courses.
