← Youth Justice
State Deep DiveQLD
Queensland Youth Justice
Queensland has the highest First Nations overrepresentation (26x) and remand rate (86%) in Australia. $3.5B spent over 10 years with 317 children detained on an average day. This report maps who gets funded, what evidence exists, and who has political connections.
$1.1B
QLD Youth Justice Funding
317
Avg Daily Detention
26x
First Nations Overrepresentation
99%
Evidence Coverage
Key Outcomes
AIHW Youth Justice 2023-24 & ROGS 2026 data.
5.1
Detention rate per 10K
317
Avg daily detention
86%
Unsentenced (remand)
Detention rate per 10,000 young people
| Metric | QLD | NSW | VIC | WA | NT | National |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Detention rate (per 10K) | 5.1 | 3.6 | 1.4 | 4.2 | 17 | 3.4 |
| Avg daily detention | 317 | 200 | 120 | 145 | 62 | 950 |
| Indigenous overrepresentation | 26x | 22x | 14x | 24x | 5x | 17x |
| % unsentenced (remand) | 86% | 72% | 65% | 78% | 80% | 75% |
| Cost per day (detention) | $2,162 | $3,200 | $7,123 | $2,573 | $4,800 | $3,635 |
| 5-year trend | +53% | +86% | +37% | -10% | 0% | +19% |
Sources: AIHW Youth Justice in Australia 2023-24, ROGS 2026 Table 17A.
Where the Money Goes (ROGS)
Productivity Commission ROGS 2026 — 10-year expenditure breakdown.
54%
Detention-based
$1.9B
43%
Community-based
$1.5B
3%
Group conferencing
$101.4M
DetentionCommunityConferencing
Funding by Program
Community and Youth Justice Services and Aboriginal and Torres Strait Islander Services1,026 grants$279.1M691 orgs
Young People1,821 grants$224.3M326 orgs
Community, Youth Justice Services and Women432 grants$176.9M432 orgs
Community & Youth Justice Services & Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Services445 grants$160.6M445 orgs
Social Services67 grants$150.6M33 orgs
General Goods and Services415 grants$28.2M138 orgs
| →AMERICAN EXPRESS AUSTRALIA LTD | 16 | $2.3M |
| →DATA #3 LTD | 19 | $2.0M |
| →OHANA EDUCATION LTD | 1 | $1.6M |
| →PROTECT ALL CHILDREN TODAY INC | 2 | $1.6M |
| →BIDFOOD RICHLANDS | 2 | $1.4M |
| →DFP RECRUITMENT SERVICES PTY LTD | 3 | $1.3M |
| →ALLEGIS GLOBAL SOLUTIONS | 14 | $1.2M |
| →EVINACT PTY LTD | 1 | $1.1M |
| →QUEENSLAND HOMICIDE VICTIMS SUPPORT | 2 | $1.1M |
| →ANGLISS TOOWOOMBA PTY LTD | 2 | $977K |
| →T SHIRT SUPPLY | 9 | $928K |
| →HUDSON GLOBAL RESOURCES (AUST) | 13 | $780K |
| →JINIBARA PEOPLE ABORIGINALACCO | 4 | $722K |
| →BUSINESS ASPECT GROUP PTY LTD | 7 | $642K |
| →CS ENERGY LTD | 20 | $633K |
| →WWILD - SEXUAL VIOLENCE PREVENTION | 2 | $552K |
| →COMSEC TR PTY LTD | 8 | $517K |
| →RESOLVE SOFTWARE GROUP PTY LTD | 2 | $408K |
| →FORTIO ITO PTY LTD | 13 | $398K |
| →HARRY'S SHOES PLUS | 2 | $358K |
| →AXON PUBLIC SAFETY AUSTRALIA PTY LT | 4 | $337K |
| →ROBERT WALTERS PTY LTD | 20 | $291K |
| →FORTIO ITO | 10 | $278K |
| →WINC AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED | 6 | $225K |
| →CASTLE CREST MOTEL | 6 | $213K |
| →HOMESTYLE BAKERIES PTY LTD | 1 | $201K |
| →VML AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED | 2 | $201K |
| →INFOXCHANGE | 8 | $189K |
| →KINNECT PTY LTD | 9 | $189K |
| →SIMBA TEXTILE MILLS PTY LTD | 3 | $181K |
Young Offender Support Service111 grants$24.2M49 orgs
Young Adults Exiting the Care of the State161 grants$23.9M56 orgs
Bail Support Service51 grants$16.7M34 orgs
Young Adults Exiting the Care of the State — Service Procurement61 grants$11.0M22 orgs
Bail Support Program28 grants$10.7M15 orgs
Young People in Residential Aged Care25 grants$4.4M14 orgs
Kickstarter Grants28 grants$3.8M28 orgs
YJ_CON_10592 South West Bail Support Service 400483 FS1 grants$2.6M1 orgs
YJ_CON_10562 Cairns and Yarrabah Youth Bail Support Service (CYYBSS) FS1 grants$2.5M1 orgs
General Goods & Services72 grants$2.4M50 orgs
| →SIMPLY PERFECT WHOLESALE | 1 | $292K |
| →BYLOED PTY LTD | 7 | $214K |
| →HOMESTYLE BAKERIES PTY LTD | 1 | $198K |
| →CATHOLIC CARE CENTRAL QUEENSLAND | 1 | $165K |
| →WFS AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED | 4 | $142K |
| →CS ENERGY LTD | 3 | $104K |
| →AVANADE AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | 1 | $70K |
| →DATA #3 LTD | 2 | $59K |
| →EVINACT PTY LTD | 1 | $58K |
| →BARBER B PTY LTD | 1 | $53K |
| →KINNECT PTY LTD | 2 | $50K |
| →IPA BY SYNERGIE PTY LTD | 1 | $50K |
| →RDO EQUIPMENT PTY LTD | 1 | $48K |
| →LEADERSHIP LEARNING ACADEMY | 1 | $46K |
| →HAYS SPECIALIST RECRUITMENT | 1 | $44K |
| →PEAK USABILITY PTY LTD | 2 | $44K |
| →BURLEIGH MARR DISTRIBUTIONS PTY LTD | 4 | $43K |
| →KOBEL PTY LTD | 3 | $38K |
| →ABECCA HEALTHCARE LTD | 1 | $37K |
| →WINC AUSTRALIA PTY LIMITED | 1 | $37K |
| →ALIGNED CORPORATE RESIDENCES | 2 | $36K |
| →CASTLE CREST MOTEL | 1 | $33K |
| →BUSINESS ASPECT GROUP PTY LTD | 1 | $33K |
| →COMMEX COMMUNICATIONS CORP P/L | 1 | $32K |
| →T SHIRT SUPPLY | 1 | $32K |
| →BLUE KNOT FOUNDATION | 2 | $31K |
| →EMPLOYER BRANDING AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | 1 | $30K |
| →AEDANNA PTY LTD | 1 | $29K |
| →THE AUSTRALIA AND NEW ZEALAND | 1 | $29K |
| →COMPLETE BROADBAND NETWORKS | 1 | $28K |
Youth Justice Family Led Decision Making trial10 grants$2.0M5 orgs
Youth Offender Support Service8 grants$2.0M6 orgs
Flexible Respite for young People71 grants$2.0M37 orgs
Intensive Bail Initiative2 grants$1.9M2 orgs
Top Funded Organisations
ALMA Interventions (226)
Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG)
Deadly Inspiring Youth Doing Good (DIYDG) Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation
Cultural ConnectionIndigenous-led (culturally grounded, community authority)QLD
QATSICPP (Youth Justice Peak)
Queensland Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Child Protection Peak Limited
Community-LedUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
Youth Legal Aid Service
Legal Aid Queensland
Wraparound SupportUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
headspace National Youth Mental Health Service
Headspace National Youth Mental Health Foundation Ltd
TherapeuticPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Youth Support Service
Youth Advocacy Centre Inc
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Community Youth Response and Diversion (CYRaD)
Queensland Department of Youth Justice
DiversionPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Inspire Youth and Family Services
Inspire Youth and Family Services Inc
TherapeuticPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
ICYS Ipswich Community Youth Service Inc.
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Youth Justice Sunshine Coast and Central Region
Queensland Department of Youth Justice
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Youth Justice South West Region
Queensland Department of Youth Justice
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Youth Justice South East Region
Queensland Department of Youth Justice
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Department of Children, Youth Justice and Multicultural Affairs Child Safety Services
Cultural ConnectionUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
Youth Justice North Queensland Region
Queensland Department of Youth Justice
Wraparound SupportPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Gold Coast Project for Homeless Youth
Gold Coast Project For Homeless Youth Inc
Wraparound SupportUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
WMQ Youth Support Services
Regional Youth Support Services Inc
Wraparound SupportUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLDEagleby
YouthLink
YFS Ltd
Wraparound SupportUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLDSlacks Creek
Townsville Community Justice Group
Townsville Community Justice Group Aboriginal & Torres Strait Islander Corporation
Cultural ConnectionUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
Cherbourg Justice Reinvestment Project
Gindaja Treatment and Healing Indigenous Corporation
Justice ReinvestmentPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Justice Reform Office (JRO)
DiversionPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Youth Support Service
Community-LedUntested (theory/pilot stage)South East QueenslandQLD
Safe and Supported Youth Advisory Group
Community-LedPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)NationalQLD
Stronger Community Justice Group (CJG)
Cultural ConnectionUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
Mornington Island Youth Service
Mission Australia
Cultural ConnectionUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLDWellesley Islands
Mission Australia (Townsville Youth Foyer)
JESUIT MISSION AUSTRALIA LIMITED
Wraparound SupportUntested (theory/pilot stage)QLD
Community Justice Groups (CJGs)
Stronger Community Justice Group (CJG)
Cultural ConnectionPromising (community-endorsed, emerging evidence)QLD
Evidence Coverage
223 of 226 interventions have formal evidence99%
223 with evidence3 without evidence
| Intervention | Type | Evidence | Method |
|---|---|---|---|
| Lamberr Wungarch Justice Group | Wraparound Support | Gap | — |
| Queensland youth partnership initiative | Prevention | Gap | — |
| Youth Justice Far North Queensland Region | Wraparound Support | Gap | — |
| Adam Wenitong Youth Response Program | Community-Led | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Anglicare Youth Support Program | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Archdiocese of Brisbane Youth & Family Services | Family Strengthening | Yes | Review of 38 family-based intervention programs |
| Aruma Interchange Youth Programs | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Aurukun Youth Support Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Australian Youth Mentoring Network | Community-Led | Yes | Meta-analysis of youth mentoring programs in justice context |
| BABI Youth Drop-In | Community-Led | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Banana Shire Youth Service | Community-Led | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Beaucare Community Youth Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Beyond DV Youth Program | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| BG Fit Youth Health & Fitness | Prevention | Yes | Analysis of 35 sport-based youth development programs |
| Brisbane Housing Company Youth Transitional Housing | Prevention | Yes | Analysis of 22 transitional housing and supported accommodation programs |
| Brisbane Youth Detention Centre | Diversion | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Brisbane Youth Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | — |
| Brisbane Youth Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | — |
| Brisbane Youth Service Inc | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Cairns Youth Foyer | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| CALD Youth Soccer Program for a Safer Townsville | Prevention | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| CentacareCQ Youth Support Service | Community-Led | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| CentacareNQ Normanton Youth Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Central Burnett Youth Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Charleville Youth Support Program | Wraparound Support | Yes | — |
| Cherbourg Justice Reinvestment Project | Justice Reinvestment | Yes | — |
| Chinchilla Youth Connect Service | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Circles of Support - Youth Service (Gympie) | Wraparound Support | Yes | Program description outlining service delivery model including individual and group support, case management, and community connection facilitation |
| Circles of Support - Youth Service (Sunshine Coast) | Wraparound Support | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
| Cleveland Youth Detention Centre | Diversion | Yes | Meta-analysis of 47 Australian mentoring programs |
Funding by LGA
Funding by LGA
SEIFA 1-3 SEIFA 4-6 SEIFA 7-10
| LGA | Orgs | Total Funding | SEIFA Decile |
|---|---|---|---|
| Brisbane | 226 | $352.4M | 1 |
| Townsville | 27 | $68.1M | 2 |
| Cairns | 45 | $66.4M | 3 |
| Livingstone | 23 | $59.2M | 3 |
| Moreton Bay | 45 | $33.2M | 1 |
| Gold Coast | 49 | $29.5M | 3 |
| Toowoomba | 30 | $23.7M | 2 |
| Scenic Rim | 18 | $15.9M | 2 |
| Mackay | 18 | $15.0M | 1 |
| Carpentaria | 14 | $14.9M | 1 |
| Sunshine Coast | 35 | $14.5M | 3 |
| South Burnett | 2 | $13.3M | 2 |
| Ipswich | 14 | $11.8M | 1 |
| Douglas | 11 | $10.7M | 1 |
| Tablelands | 12 | $8.8M | 1 |
| Logan | 25 | $7.5M | 1 |
| Charters Towers | 9 | $7.1M | 2 |
| Redland | 20 | $6.0M | 1 |
| Western Downs | 5 | $4.1M | 1 |
| Whitsunday | 5 | $3.4M | 2 |
Community-Controlled Funding Gap
Community Controlled
$115.5M
141 orgs, avg grant $331K
Non-Indigenous
$935.9M
1155 orgs, avg grant $228K
Funding by Remoteness
| Remoteness | Orgs | Total | Grants |
|---|---|---|---|
| Major Cities of Australia | 738 | $655.6M | 2,581 |
| Outer Regional Australia | 224 | $188.1M | 782 |
| Inner Regional Australia | 223 | $150.8M | 736 |
| Very Remote Australia | 46 | $24.0M | 201 |
| Remote Australia | 37 | $23.8M | 135 |
Revolving Door
QLD youth justice organisations with multiple influence vectors (donations, contracts, lobbying, funding).
| Organisation | Score | Vectors | Donated | Contracts | Funded |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Life Without Barriers | 18 | 4 | $39K | $1.6B | $21.7M |
| Central Queensland University | 16 | 4 | $1.3M | $8.5M | $536K |
| Mission Australia | 16 | 3 | $0 | $400.6M | $22.8M |
| The Smith Family | 16 | 3 | $0 | $27.6M | $492K |
| Griffith University | 15 | 3 | $1.5M | $82.8M | $1.4M |
| CALLIDE ENERGY PTY. LTD. (86 082 468 746) | 14 | 3 | $110K | $140.4M | $104K |
| The University Of Queensland | 13 | 3 | $2.3M | $344.7M | $240K |
| Community Solutions Group Ltd | 11 | 2 | $0 | $10.2M | $2.9M |
| The Benevolent Society | 11 | 2 | $0 | $320.2M | $5.9M |
| LiveBetter Services Limited | 11 | 2 | $0 | $18.7M | $774K |
Political Connections
QLD Hansard Mentions
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I also rise to speak on the motion of condolence for Raymond Hollis. Raymond Hollis was born in London on 30 January 1940 and came to Australia as a merchant seaman in 1962. Before entering politics, Ray worked as a railway worker, a farmhand, a gallery boy, a cook, a paper mill operator, a steward ...
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I am very keen to speak on the amendment moved by the Minister for Police. For 10 long years, families in my electorate and across North Queensland have lived in fear.
Opposition members interjected.
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I present a bill for an act to amend the Criminal Code for particular purposes. I table the bill, the explanatory notes and a statement of compatibility with human rights. I nominate the Justice, Integrity and Community Safety Committee to consider the bill.
> Tabled paper : Criminal Code (Defence...
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The cheese has well and truly fallen off the cracker over here. They are now accusing our police of fudging figures. I rise to support the amendment to the motion. Across Far North Queensland there is a simple expectation that families share; that is, that people want to feel safe in their homes. Th...
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> First they came for the communists, and I did not speak out—because I was not a communist;
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> Then they came for the trade unionists, and I ...
Miles10.46 am2026-03-03
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Deputy SpeakerMr Krause2026-03-03
Member for Woodridge, it has been brought to my attention that in your MPI you used language akin to that which has been ruled in the past to be unparliamentary. I would ask if you could withdraw, please.
Mr DICK: I withdraw.
Mr DEPUTY SPEAKER: Thank you, member for Woodridge. I appreciate that....
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Hate speech is always unacceptable. No hate speech should ever be tolerated in a thriving democracy like ours. National protection should continue to be defended, and governments at all levels should act to do all they can to promote and protect cohesive, kind, accepting and tolerant communities.
...
Deputy SpeakerMr Krause2026-03-03
Thank you, Manager of Opposition Business. I will keep an eye on that. I appreciate your advice.
Thank you, Manager of Opposition Business. I will keep an eye on that. I appreciate your advice.
Mr BLEIJIE: That is why he cannot take action against the member for Cairns. I was in here during his 10-minute speech. He has an anti-Semite sitting behind him and he did not mention it once. For 10 m...
Deputy SpeakerMr Lister2026-03-03
I take your point. It is not inappropriate to canvass issues associated with this bill, but the peculiarities of our respective party rooms or caucuses do not feature in this bill, so I would ask you to return to relevance, member for Algester.
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I move amendment No. 1 circulated in my name—
I move amendment No. 1 circulated in my name—
> 1Clause 1 (Short title)
> Page 8, lines 4 and 5, ‘Energy Roadmap Amendment Act 2025’—
> omit, insert —
> Propping Up Coal and Delaying Renewables Amendment Act 2025
I table the explanatory note to my amendment.
> Tabled paper: Energy Roadmap Ame...
Miles10.17 am2025-12-09
My question is to the Treasurer. Premier Crisafulli said—
My question is to the Treasurer. Premier Crisafulli said—
> ... taxpayers’ money being handed over to the big four consulting firms to complete the work of the public service will end.
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Deputy SpeakerMr Krause2025-12-09
Pause the clock, please.
Pause the clock, please.
Mr STEVENS: The member used unparliamentary language.
Mr DEPUTY SPEAKER: I will seek some advice about that.
Ms FARMER: I withdraw, Mr Deputy Speaker.
Mr DEPUTY SPEAKER: I accept the withdrawal from the member for Bulimba.
Ms FARMER: They said that teachers were be...
Deputy SpeakerMr Krause2025-12-09
Member for Waterford, I ask you to please enlighten the House as to how this is relevant to the motion.
Member for Waterford, I ask you to please enlighten the House as to how this is relevant to the motion.
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SmithALPBundaberg2025-12-09
I begin, with the indulgence of the House, by welcoming the new member. It is not always this friendly! We will see how the rest of the festive season goes.
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Federal Lobbying Connections
| Entity | Lobbyist | Client |
|---|---|---|
| 2M Language Services | AXIOM PUBLIC POLICY PTY LTD | Oncall Language Services Pty Ltd |
| AMERICAN EXPRESS AUSTRALIA LIMITED | — | — |
| Apple Pty Ltd | — | — |
| Australian National University | DPG Advisory Solutions Pty Ltd | Australian National University |
| Australian National University | — | — |
| AXIOM PUBLIC POLICY PTY LTD | AXIOM PUBLIC POLICY PTY LTD | Oncall Language Services Pty Ltd |
| Blue Knot Foundation | Hawker Britton | Blue Knot Foundation |
| Central Queensland University | — | — |
| Cornerstone Group Australia Pty Ltd | Cornerstone Government Relations | Dell Australia Pty Ltd |
| DELL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | Cornerstone Government Relations | Dell Australia Pty Ltd |
| DELL AUSTRALIA PTY LTD | — | — |
| DPG ADVISORY SOLUTIONS PTY LTD | DPG Advisory Solutions Pty Ltd | Australian National University |
| ERNST & YOUNG | Pyne and Partners | ERNST & YOUNG |
| ERNST & YOUNG | GC Advisory Pty Ltd | ERNST & YOUNG |
| Etheridge Shire Council | — | Etheridge Shire Council |
Network Graph
Explore Queensland Youth Justice funding flows
Interactive force-directed graph showing programs, recipients, and evidence links