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Hurdles removed for crime compo

Keera Bilney, Julie Detchon and Tosha Sambo from Family Violence Legal Service Aboriginal Corporation. Picture: Tristan Tobin
Tristan Tobin

Revised identification requirements could mean Eyre Peninsula victims of crime can seek state compensation faster and more easily. The state […]

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