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Home›general›Street sports an 'entry point' to help combat youth crime and loneliness
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Street sports an 'entry point' to help combat youth crime and loneliness

By Info60 Australia Desk•Summary of reporting by ABC News Australia•1h ago•0 views•
Youth hubs and 'third spaces' for young people are being touted as solutions to growing concerns about youth crime, loneliness and radicalisation.
Youth hubs and 'third spaces' for young people are being touted as solutions to growing concerns about youth crime, loneliness and radicalisation.
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