Carers challenge decision to place more than 1000 kilometres between child and siblings

By Emma D'Agostino
Updated September 14 2018 - 5:23pm, first published 5:00pm
FAMILY'S PAIN: The toddler was relocated interstate, against their siblings’ wishes, to be cared for by extended family members, as authorities sought to return the child to family and to culture. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK
FAMILY'S PAIN: The toddler was relocated interstate, against their siblings’ wishes, to be cared for by extended family members, as authorities sought to return the child to family and to culture. Picture: SHUTTERSTOCK

CENTRAL Victorian carers are challenging a decision by authorities to place more than 1000 kilometres between a two-year-old child and the siblings they had lived with since birth.

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