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	The Spirit of Things: 20 February 2005 - On the Inside
		Rachael Kohn: Catherine, is one of the inmates of Mulawa Women’s Prison, in Sydney.
		Mulawa Correctional Centre is a maximum, medium and minimum security institution for females located 21km west of Sydney's central business district, within the boundaries of the Silverwater Complex in Sydney.
		The Silverwater Complex consists of Mulawa Correctional Centre, Silverwater Correctional Centre and M.R.R.C. Mulawa is the principal Correctional Centre for women in NSW.
	www.abc.net.au /rn/relig/spirit/stories/s1303344.htm (6216 words)

	Paul Nash, Corrective Services (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		There are Risk Intervention Teams in every correctional centre in NSW and two permanent teams, one at Mulawa, the major reception centre for female inmates, and one at the MRRC, the major reception centre for male inmates.
		Approximately 30% of inmates in NSW correctional centres are under the age of 25 and are thus categorised as young adult offenders.
		The Correctional Industry Consultative Council, made up of representatives of employers, trade unions and the community, provides a pivotal and positive role in developing the rapport and in ensuring an appropriate grievance handling mechanism is in place when representations are made.
	www.nswja.org /meetings/conference/nash.html (3860 words)

	Dillwynia Correctional Centre - 19/10/2004 - QWN - NSW Parliament
		Amanda Fazio for her question because I am pleased to inform the House that yesterday the first group of 25 female inmates were transferred to Dillwynia Correctional Centre for women at Windsor, as the prison's commissioning phase moves into full swing.
		In order to facilitate Dillwynia's progress minimum-security inmates from the Emu Plains Correctional Centre have in past months been attending the centre to work on the grounds and be involved in the testing procedures for all the centre's systems.
		Since the majority of female inmates are mothers to dependent children, the centre includes children-friendly visiting areas that will allow children to spend a day—but not overnight—with their mothers in a positive environment that is not intimidating or sterile in appearance yet secure.
	www.parliament.nsw.gov.au /prod/parlment/hansart.nsf/5f584b237987507aca256d09008051f3/9389e6f39fbb6d78ca256f3c000d2b98!OpenDocument (783 words)

	The Spirit of Things - 20 February 2005 - On the Inside
		The place is Mulawa Correctional Centre, the principal women's prison in New South Wales.
		Mulawa Correctional Centre is a maximum, medium and minimum security institution for females located 21km west of Sydney's central business district, within the boundaries of the Silverwater Complex in Sydney.
		The Silverwater Complex consists of Mulawa Correctional Centre, Silverwater Correctional Centre and M.R.R.C. Mulawa is the principal Correctional Centre for women in NSW.
	abc.net.au /rn/spiritofthings/stories/2005/1303344.htm (6226 words)

	Investigation into the Department of Corrective Services
		Conduct of that kind in a correctional centre between a nursing professional and an inmate is unacceptable.
		The primary objectives of her position were to plan, implement, co-ordinate and evaluate correctional centre based therapeutic, educational and skills training programs for inmates with alcohol and drug related problems.
		He was then transferred to Junee Correctional Centre prior to his extradition to Victoria in November 1996 to face the charges for which he had been on bail.
	www.icac.nsw.gov.au /files/html/pub2_56i.htm (16674 words)

	JusticeAction Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Mulawa Women's Correctional Centre is the primary female prison in New South Wales.
		The area is the subject of numerous complaints to State Pollution Control and pollution and noise levels are unacceptable for an industrial environment, let alone a residential one.
		A number of the old buildings were retained and Reilby, Conlon, an administration block and the Annex were added to form the Mulawa complex as it was in 1986.
	www.justiceaction.org.au /Prisons/women.html (428 words)

	Police, Forensic Patients and Prisons
		A magistrate who has determined an individual is a risk to himself or the public and makes the decision to refer an individual to the mental health system may have their decision rejected by the hospital who immediately releases the person back into the community.
		Correctional facilities require more effective and continuous screening of inmates for mental health problems and disorders including MISA and those with intellectual disability and mental illness.
		That NSW Health provide the Governor of Mulawa Correctional Centre with funding to improve the facilities for the treatment of women with a mental illness or disorder.
	www.mhcc.org.au /seminar/Police_Forensic.html (1912 words)

	MISTREATED IN CUSTODY - NO ACCOUNTABILTY: : Melbourne Indymedia
		Despite this happening in front of many witnesses, including correctional services officers and other detainees, and under mandatory video surveillance, a formal complaint to the NSW Commissioner of Corrective Services an his Professional Conduct Management Committee only revealed that as far as they were concerned, this didn't happen.
		The average Correctional Services Officer seems to be a violent and abusive redneck who, as a matter of luck, made it to 30 years old without obtaining a criminal record, and so gets at NSW Department of Corrective Services instead.
		At Mulawa, where I was detained for four hours, the CSO in charge "Kate", who I can identify by sight, told me in the presence of another CSO whom I could identify by sight that I looked like a prostitute in the outfit I was wearing.
	www.melbourne.indymedia.org /news/2005/05/92078.php (2829 words)

	ARCHI - Creating the Beast B East (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Acutely mentally ill women in the NSW correctional centre were unable to access acute inpatient mental health care and were managed in the ambulatory setting of the correctional centre.
		Women with acute mental health issues entering NSW correctional facilities will have access to acute inpatient mental health care consistent with that, which is available in the community.
		A service gap at MCC was identified resulting in a collaborative between Department of Corrective Services (DCS) and JH in creating B-East.
	www.archi.net.au /e-library/service/mental/mh_resources/beast (967 words)

	Justice Health: Women's Health
		The majority of women are accommodated at Mulawa (150), Emu Plains (200) and Berrima (75) Correctional Centres and two newly completed and commissioned centres at Dillwynia (200) and Mid-North Coast (50).
		Mulawa Correctional Centre is the reception centre for women entering the criminal justice system.
		Women are also accommodated in predominately male correctional centres with up to 19 women accommodated in the June Baker Unit at Grafton Correctional Centre and up to 10 women at Broken Hill Correctional Centre.
	www.justicehealth.nsw.gov.au /services/womens_health.html (192 words)

	Correctional Facilities New South Wales (N.S.W), Australia [Archive] - Prison Talk
		Function: The Centre is the major institution in the South Windsor Correctional Complex, which includes the Windsor Periodic Detention Centre.
		Function: It is the principal correctional centre for women in NSW.
		Function: The institution serves as a Reception Correctional Centre for Tamworth and surrounding districts.
	www.prisontalk.com /forums/archive/index.php/t-79658.html (775 words)

	Correctional facilities in New South Wales
		The Department of Corrective Services is the public authority responsible for correctional facilities in New South Wales.
		The Centre It houses unsentenced and sentenced B and C classification male inmates, including Drug Court Sanctions and male periodic detainees.
		Serves as a Reception Correctional Centre for Tamworth and surrounding districts.
	www.aic.gov.au /research/corrections/facilities/nsw.html (841 words)

	Public Health Association of Australia (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		I can advise that the provision of health care services to inmates in New South Wales correctional centres, periodic detention centres and some court cell complexes is the responsibility of the Corrections Health Service, which is part of NSW Health.
		In response to resolution 1, 1 can advise that it is the courts which determine whether a particular individual is to be imprisoned, and not the Department of Corrective Services, whose role is to manage persons who are in custody.
		In regard to resolution 3, the call for a national inmate health survey by 2006 is a matter for consideration by corrections health service agencies in all jurisdictions.
	www.phaa.net.au /Advocacy_Issues/incarjohnhatzistergos.htm (389 words)

	Lawlink NSW: Workshop no 4 (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		Mulawa is the main reception and remand centre, it is basically the only reception and remand centre for women in New South Wales.
		In this context, and within the operations of our core business,(which is looking after ordinary prisoners and day-to-day responsibilities) little degrees of information about the programme have been gleaned and interpreted piecemeal by individual staff with varying accuracy in proportion to their interest, which may be none.
		Corrections Health Service staff from that unit have had a lot of problems dwith attending Mulawa on a regular basis to see the women on the Drug Court programme.
	www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au /drugcrt\drugcrt.nsf/pages/confw4 (7962 words)

	Silverwater Correctional Complex
		Silverwater Women's Correctional Centre a maximum security institution for women and the major reception centre for female offenders in NSW.
		Silverwater Correctional Centre a minimum security institution for males.
		Staff at the boom-gate will provide directions to the Centre which is approximately 200 metres from the car park.
	www.dcs.nsw.gov.au /offender_management/offender_management_in_custody/correctional_centres/silverwater.asp (371 words)

	Accredited Workplace Training Courses- Study Certificate III, IV & Diploma - NEWS (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		She has worked very hard on the course, while also working full time within the correctional centre, and in the face of frequent lock-downs and the many other difficulties that face inmates attempting to study.
		She has been supported in her studies by the Senior Education Officer Janet Honnold, who was a firm supporter of this course from the start, and who has been an invaluable asset to the success of the program.
		The graduation ceremony was attended by a number of staff and inmates from the Correctional Centre, along with representatives from the library at the Corrective Services Academy.
	www.wag.net.au /html/news2.html (400 words)

	PrisonPenPals.com Australia - UPDATED 06-04-01
		Jason is 27 single and is currently doing time at the Rockhampton Correctional Centre.He enjoys cooking and working out at the gym.
		I'm currently serving a 6 year sentence at Mulawa Correctional Centre in Syd, Australia.
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	prisonpenpals.com /australia.html (226 words)

	Transsexual killer challenges parole repeal \| \| The Australian
		This finding was based not on the risk assessment of Hall, which did not vary between the granting and subsequent revocation, but the suitable management of the "acknowledged'' risk she posed, Justice Hall said.
		Hall had sexual assault charges brought by a fellow inmate from Mulawa women's correctional centre dropped in 2002.
		She is classified as a category three prisoner, requiring physical isolation except when in the company of a prison guard.
	www.theaustralian.news.com.au /story/0,20867,20927863-1702,00.html (555 words)

	Green Left - Issues: Government pushes ahead with new women's jail
		The government has justified the new jail on the basis of the appalling conditions for women incarcerated at Mulawa, but has simultaneously given no assurances that any part of Mulawa Correctional Centre will be closed down once the new jail is operational.
		The vast bulk of these offences are drug-related, with recent estimates from the Department of Corrective Services showing that between 72-95% of women in jail have some form of drug or alcohol dependency.
		It is rumoured that the Department of Corrective Services' assistant commissioner is pushing for the construction of new jails close to Aboriginal communities.
	www.greenleft.org.au /2001/458/25573 (745 words)

	List of Australian prisons - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Currently, sentenced prisoners in the Australian Capital Territory serve their sentences in New South Wales prisons pending the construction of a prison in the ACT due in 2007.
		Prisons and correctional facilities in Victoria are managed by Corrections Victoria.
		Prisons and correctional facilities in Western Australia are managed by the Department of Corrective Services.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/List_of_Australian_prisons_and_detention_centres (316 words)

	10 Years On: The Continuing Poor Custodial Health of Indigenous People - [2001] ILB 38; (2001) 5(8) ILB 16
		During the investigation of the death of a 19-year-old man at Parklea Correctional Centre (Sydney), the Coroner questioned whether the Prison Health Service comprehended the duty of care that they owe to inmates under their supervision, after medical staff failed to communicate ‘at risk’ information to corrections officers.
		Recommendation 150 states that the health care available to people in correctional centres should be of an equivalent standard to that available to the general public and that a 24-hour service should be available.
		This informant described an incident in a Sydney correctional centre where a woman in chronic pain had requested access to a doctor (who was supposed to be available on a 24-hour basis).
	www.austlii.edu.au /au/journals/ILB/2001/38.html (2637 words)

	Green Left - Issues: Inside story: women in NSW prisons
		As a former inmate at Sydney's largest women's prison, Mulawa Correctional Centre, Jackie McKinnon's injuries are one of 73 documented cases of self-mutilation at Mulawa for the first half of last year.
		Her allegations of sexual abuse from male officers and 56 self-mutilations in Mulawa in March alone in an inmate population of 200 precipitated the ombudsman's inquiry.
		Easteal and Hampton claim Mulawa prison uses traditional methods to keep women in their place, systematically destroying the self-esteem of inmates through sexual denigration, stereotyping and punishment of any sign of independence.
	www.greenleft.org.au /1995/172/12763 (1963 words)

	Polare 2: The Gender Centre, An Update \| The Gender Centre Inc.
		The primary objective of this program has been to establish a group of inmates in every correctional centre in NSW who have been trained in HIV prevention, education and are available to other inmates for information, education and support on a range of HIV/AIDS issues.
		The Gender Centre was also invited to attend the "Community Linkup Festival held at Mulawa Correctional Centre.
		Polare is published in Australia by The Gender Centre Inc. which is funded by the Department of Community Services under the SAAP Program and supported by the NSW Health Department through the AIDS and Infectious Diseases Branch.
	www.gendercentre.org.au /2article1.htm (1687 words)

	Legislative Council Hansard, (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-10-31)
		She needs to come up with a substantial explanation as to why a long day care centre is being pushed for in Killara, which has a minimal number of children of appropriate age and already has one long day care centre and a preschool, when the situation has reached chronic desperation point in other areas.
		Preschool centres attached to schools to take care of the children of women who had to work during the war years were set up by Clive Evatt when he was the Minister for Education.
		It is known that the approach of long day care has been followed a great deal in other countries, particularly in a number of former communist countries, and it has been proved that children who are deprived of the love and care that a mother would give are seriously affected in their development.
	www.anzacatt.org.au /prod/parlment/hanstrans.nsf/V3ByKey/LC19941012 (21119 words)

	Lawlink NSW: 1.2 Custodial Health and Safety
		Once inmates are transferred to a correctional centre a comprehensive health screening is conducted by the Corrections Health Service with critical needs being immediately addressed by health and welfare staff.
		All detainees on arrival at a Juvenile Justice Centre are assessed by a centre nurse within twenty four hours of admission and referred as required to the centre Psychologist.
		As reported last year all centres have continued to follow the same procedures of encouraging family visits and funding and accommodation is being provided.
	www.lawlink.nsw.gov.au /report\lpd_reports.nsf/pages/rc99_custodial (4425 words)

	Long Bay Correctional Centre - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
		Malabar Special Programs Centre is a maximum security facility which caters to inmates with a variety of problems.
		It is the largest gaol in the state of New South Wales, with a current inmate population around 730.
		Industrial Training Centre This gaol is now under the control of the Metro Special Programs Centre and is known as MSPC Area 5and6.
	en.wikipedia.org /wiki/Long_Bay_Correctional_Centre (525 words)

	Message Sticks Film Festival - feature article In Film Australia
		The families they are each creating are the centre of their lives and a reason to be the best they can be, even when they want for their kids what they might have given up on, themselves.
		Nevertheless, in two of them, Ben and Cindy, there is visible a steel of resolve based in early family support they now pass on unconditionally and whole-heartedly to their own children.
		It’s immediately seen in the image of the road, the stark images of roadside signs on bleak outback highways or the sign outside Mulawa Correctional Centre, which point eloquently to social issues underlying the lives of the four.
	www.infilm.com.au /features/messagesticks.htm (2099 words)

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