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PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES Danielle Wenske – Yuendumu I started as an AO4 Probation and Parole Officer in September 2012, with a town-based caseload in Alice Springs. In September 2014, I became the Courts Officer, which included covering Court of Summary Jurisdiction, Supreme Court and Youth Justice Court as well as any Bush Circuit Court as needed (Yuendumu, Mutitjulu, Ti Tree). In July 2015, I took over the Yuendumu caseload (Yuendumu, Nyirripi, Mount Allen and Laramba), which has generally been one of the larger caseloads with a high number of parole applications requiring the completion of parole reports. Yuendumu is known for ongoing issues such as feuding within the community. In November 2015, the Family Safety Framework meetings commenced at Yuendumu as part of the pilot in the Alice Springs region. I regularly attended the Family Safety Framework meetings at Yuendumu as the nominated representative for Community Corrections. In April 2016, I successfully progressed to an AO5 Probation and Parole Case Manager. I love the job and the people I get to work with, plus it is great getting to travel to the remote communities and see parts of this country that not many people get to experience! Danielle Wenski – PPO Alice Springs Community Corrections Bush toy displayed at the Art Escape Exhibition 2016 Art Escape Exhibition The 2016 Art Escape Exhibition was opened on 29 April 2016 and ran until 8 May 2016. The Exhibition is a collaboration between the Central Australian Art Society (CAAS) and ASCC and is held at the Art Shed in Alice Springs. This is only the second time the annual event has been held. Both female and male prisoners had art pieces on display consisting of acrylic on canvas, watercolour landscapes, bush toys made from wire and tape, hand carved boomerangs, snakes, shields, and painted furniture: chairs, and rocking horses. There was also acrylic on canvas and sketches from Batchelor Institute of Indigenous Tertiary Education students. The Industries Sector at the ASCC made and displayed an inlaid treasure chest and painted jewelry boxes for the exhibition. Approximately $5,000 worth of sales was facilitated. Prisoners receive 48% of the sale price which is deposited into their trust accounts, 32% goes back into the Correctional Industries sector to assist progressing prisoner artistic activities and 20% of the sale price goes to the CAAS. DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 216
PERFORMANCE, ACHIEVEMENTS AND OUTCOMES 2015 Behind the Wire Art Exhibition The 2015 Behind the Wire Art Exhibition displayed art works from all correctional facilities; DCC, ASCC, DWC, DDYDC and ASYDC. Items from the DCC and ASCC Industries Sector were also displayed. The Behind the Wire Art Exhibition was opened on 24 August 2015, by the Honourable John Elferink, Minister for Correctional Services and Minister for Arts and Museums. The Exhibition was held at the Fannie Bay Gaol which is facilitated by the Department of Arts and Museums. The Exhibition has been held annually for the past 14 years and has grown from small beginnings to become an anticipated event in Darwin. There were $1,754 worth of items sold from the Industry Sector including wooden chopping boards, metal cut outs and number plates. Over $8,000 worth of artwork was sold to patrons from all over Australia. Prisoners received 48% of the sale price which is deposited into their prisoner accounts and 52% goes back into the Industries Sector to assist progressing prisoner artistic activities. Feature painting of the Behind the Wire Exhibition was by Francis Mardigan from the Datjala Work Camp Feature painting of the Behind the Wire Exhibition was by Francis Mardigan from the Datjala Work Camp DEPARTMENT OF CORRECTIONAL SERVICES 217
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